Legislators Face Opposition in Kansas Primaries
In Kansas, 36 lawmakers seek renomination in Tuesday’s primaries. Senate contests pit incumbents against rivals in districts 27 and 31, with many more races across the chamber. House battles include 16 Republican and 12 Democratic contests, shaping the party balance ahead of the general election.
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Topeka
Kan
Steadman Bail
Atchison
Robert F. Bennett
Overland Park
John Vermillion
Independence
Tom West
H.E
Pat”’ Healy
Wichita
Dick” Williams
Pratt
Don Cristy
Scott City
J.C. Tillotson
Norton
George Bell
Charles Hinchey
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
James Cubit
Garnett
John T
Tony” Branchi
Kenneth J. Winters
Prairie Village
Kenith R. Howard Jr
Earl D. Ward
Mission Hills
Gerald Hougland
Olathe
John Bower
McLouth
Laverne H. Spears
Rossville
Bob Brown
Emmett
William R
Senate
House
Edward F. Reilly Jr
Leavenworth
Norman E. Gaar
Westwood
Leslie A. Droge
Seneca
Richard D. Rogers
Manhattan
Joseph C. Harder
Moundridge
Joe Warren
Maple City
Duane S
Pete’ McGill
Winfield
Harold P. Dyck
Hesston
Ted Lindahl Plevna
Arden Dierdorff
Smith Center
Wilfred E. Bush
Gay H. Brokaw
Coffeyville
George Wingert
Ottawa
Alva Lee Powell
Bucyrus
Joseph M. “Babe” Mikesic
Ambrose L. Dempsey
John D. Carlin
Smo- Jan
Loyd E. Andrews
Richard C
Pete” Loux
Wiliam
Bill” Cather
James Holderman
Roy H. Garrett
Derby
Albert D. Campbell
Larned
Archer Booth
Lawrence
Wint Winter
John W. Crofoot
Cedar Point
Elwaine F. Pomeroy
Bob W. Storey
Ross
Richard L. Overman
Oswego
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg
Clyde Hill
Yates Center
Richard L. Harper
Fort Scott
Gene Steffes
Olpe
Kermit W. Oakes
Emporia
Rex B. Hoy
Fairway
Leland Speer
John H. Vogel
Glee Jones
Hamiltn
Oscar J.B. Nowlin
Holton
Wallace M. Buck Jr
Carl G. Ossmann
William W. Bunten
John C. Peterson
James L
Jim” Ungerer
Marysville
R.E
Bob” Arbuthnot
Haddam
Fred Meek
Indiana
Harry A. Sprague
McPherson
Robert H. Miller
Wellington
Francis C. McMaster
Lynn W. Whiteside
Shelby Smith
George L. White
Valley Center
Loren Baker
John F. Hayes
Hutchinson
Ansel W. Tobias
Lyons
Rex R. Bergen
Asherville
R.D
Ray” Zajic
Glasco
Roy M. Ehrlich
Hoisington
Don Spotts
Ashland
Jim Maag
Dodge City
Don S. Hall
Oakley
Francis Jacobs
Phillipsburg
Don E. Crumbaker
Brewster
David J. Heinemann
Garden City
Fred L. Weaver
Baxter Springs
Irving R. Niles
Lyndon
Eugene F. Gast
Shawnee
Harley D. Hugginson
Clarence C. Love
William C
Bill’’ Stutz
Effingham
Josephine C. Younkin
Junction City
Walter W. Graber
Pretty Prairie
Herbert A. Rogg
Russell
Edward F. Steichert
Lenora
Ted M. Templar
Arkansas City
Marines End Voluntary Segregation Policy Nationwide
Washington AP General Robert E Cushman Jr commands the Marine Corps ends voluntary segregation in barracks and living areas. He orders zero tolerance for racial divisions and directs leaders to publicize punishments, ensure equal transfer quotas, and assess leadership in human relations in fitness reports.
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Washington
Robert E. Cushman Jr
Marine
Corps
Cushman
Park fund taxed by 3 percent sales levy in La Cygne
Kansas revenue agent told La Cygne organizers their festival fund for Community Park improvements is subject to a 3 percent sales tax. The city aims to meet a $35,000 federal grant match, with about $25,000 raised over two years. Local anger followed the tax ruling and comments from officials.
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LA Cygne
Kan
Kansas Department of Revenue
W. C. Harris
Earl Vance
Vance
Kansas City
Dale Johnson
Harris
Richmond
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