Frisbie enters governor race as Kansas Farm Bureau chief
Ray Frisbie, a longtime Kansas farm leader and president of the Kansas Farm Bureau with 90,000 members, announced his Republican gubernatorial bid this week. With John Anderson and Ben Shultz already in, the question is which faction will back Frisbie most.
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Anderson Seeks Edge in Frontrunner Primary
The contention pits Anderson a two term governor with party backing against Shultz a longtime state figure in politics. Shultz has teased a run for years while Frisbie’s entry signals waning support for the known candidates and could energize the race.
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Voters split by age and issues in analysis at Wichita
University of Michigan professor Dr. Kenneth Langton says 75 percent of newly franchised 18 to 21 year olds are not radical and vote like their parents though with less intensity. He cites partisan attachment and candidate personality as top factors while deeming 'issues' least important. A federal appeals court overturns a Richmond school desegregation plan, signaling limits on federal restructuring power.
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Institute On Government
Wichita
Kenneth Langton
Richmond
Letters About The Pill Prompt Public Debate
Letters expressing worry about birth control pills arrive in brief bursts, ranging from cautious tones to urgent pleas. The correspondence reflects ongoing public concern and differing moral viewpoints on contraception.
When Birth Control Pills Meet Pregnancy Fear
A column reassures readers that taking birth control pills after pregnancy is not automatically harmful, cites a prior letter from a mother who took pills during two pregnancies and later had healthy sons, and notes miscarriages have diverse causes. It also covers medical opinions on cryosurgery for prostate conditions, diet milk questions, and ends with a prayer excerpt.
War Strategy May Be Working Signals From Hanoi Shift
One month after Nixon ordered sealing off North Vietnam from external supplies, U S officials see signs of reduced enemy firepower in South Vietnam. Indicators include fewer artillery rounds at An Loc, a drop in surface to air missile firings, and mined ports plus intensified bombing of rail lines from China. Intelligence says fresh supply movement into lower North Vietnam dropped from 300 tons to 17 tons daily as U S strikes on railroads, ports, and inland targets continue.
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Radio Hanoi
Melba Moore Clifton Davis debut on CBS show
New CBS variety hour stars Melba Moore and Clifton Davis debut in The Melba Moore Clifton Davis Show. Critics note tired format but praise Moore and Davis for musical moments and strong screen presence despite weak dialogue. Separate analysis covers Vietnam war updates noting U S bombing impact on North Vietnam’s fuel, power, trucks, and rail moves.
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Television Log Dense Schedule of Daytime and Prime Time
A nationwide Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists a dense daily TV log with hundreds of time slots and programs across channels. It details shows from News and Weather to classic sitcoms, dramas, and movies featuring long lists of titles such as Sesame Street Lost In Space Hogan's Heroes My Three Sons and Petticoat Junction. The log also includes publication details and subscription rates.
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Hazel
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Room 222
Bewitched
Dr. Simon Locke
Electric Company
Bridge
Underdog
Filp Wilson
Me and the Chimp
NET Playhouse
Ironside
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
World Press Review
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Dick Cavett
Peggy
Jesus
Mothers’In-Law
David Frost
Merv Griffin
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Jeff's Collie
the Saint
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Johnny Sokko
Dick van Dyke
Jeff
Porter Wagoner
Mayberry R.F.D
High Chaparral
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Homemaker priorities in fabrics per Agriculture Department
Washington AP report says durability and ease of care drive purchases of sheets blankets rugs and tablecloths. Homemakers favor easy care across fibers with cotton sheets common but wool, acrylic, nylon all valued for long wear while wool is least washable. fiberglass preferred for living room curtains and draperies. acrylic rugs top for bedrooms. cotton leads yard goods for home sewing.
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Agriculture Department
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