Docking influence probes extend as two reports arise
Editorial notes that weeks earlier a Docking friend resigned from the State Board of Regents and faced a Topeka court over a conflict of interest law. The row between Republicans and Democrats escalated as Kent Frizzell and the governor discussed nine reports of alleged influence by four Docking administration members, now followed by two new developments.
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Robert Docking
State Board of Regents
Topeka
Kent Frizzell
Docking
Hush-Hush Probes Grow to Eleven Cases in Kansas
The attorney general hints at wholesale influence peddling in the state capital as eleven cases surface. Names remain undisclosed, with only one case previously public, while investigators take time to prepare charges and build a case.
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Docking
Kansas
China Loses Again In UN China Checkers Vote
The United Nations回 votes 56 against 44 in favor with 21 abstentions on admitting Communist China. Libya Maurius Ghana and Nigeria shifted to yes this year while Italy and Belgium moved to no. India remained silent and the Soviet Union did not sponsor the resolution. The United States led the opposition. The piece argues for open UN membership to all nations.
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United Nations
China
Libya
Mauriius
Ghana
Nigeria
Soviet Union
United States
Madison Avenue
Bob Docking
Robert Docking
James B. Pearson
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Rolla Clymer
el Dorado Times
Kansas
Robert Dole
Haynsworth
Parsons Sun
Pearson
Dole
Glass in figs ends in castor oil remedy
A person swallowed broken glass from a fig and later took castor oil after a two hour interval. The writer wonders if the glass fragments passed and notes the crushed glass content and concern over potential medical outcomes.
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Dr. Thesteson
Menopause Facts and Mosaic Eye Color Explained
Readers send in health questions about ingesting glass fragments and passing them safely. Dr Thosteson explains non harm from glass, advises solid food to trap fragments, and notes castor oil may hinder protective coating. Menopause typically begins in mid forties with ovarian hormonal change. Mosaicism described for different colored eyes from crossing over during early embryo development.
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Dr. Thosteson
I. Michael Lerner
W.B
D.F.K
Writers Read To Agnew Divides Editors On TV Coverage
State editorial writers debated Vice President Spiro Agnew's Des Moines speech and his critique of press coverage. Articles weighed his stance on television reporting, notable comments on Nixon and media, and shifts in public trust affecting Kansas politics and Supreme Court discussions.
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Spiro Agnew
Pearson
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Agnew
Des Moines
Iowa
America
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Nixon
White House
Reed
Hutchinson
Terry Murphy
Chanute Tribune
Murphy
Kansas City
Kansan
Old Favorites Return On Local TV Syndication
Deaf departeds and viewers find old network favorites back on local stations through syndication. Ben Casey Batman My Little Margie and Truth or Consequences remain popular as networks drop them and new programs continue alongside reruns.
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New York
Ben Casey
Margie
Television Schedule Glut With Classic Series Listings
A dense slate lists daytime and nighttime TV including Flintstones, Truth Or Consequences, Get Smart, Hogan’s Heroes, Fanny, Perry Mason, Bonanza, Batman, Lost programs, news briefs, weather, sports, and a marathon of cartoons. Many stations feature movies like Lust For Life, Arrowhead, Lolita, and Day Of The Bad Man, along with talk shows and college bowls.
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Flintstones
Missouri
Bill Anderson
Hank Stram
Joe Namath
UCLA
USC
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Joe Pyne
Hell
Borneo
Fantastic Four
Bullwinkle
Evans-Novak Report
Camera Three
Face the Nation
Meet the Press
Football Review
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Jets
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Cardinals
My Favorite Martian
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Rams
Ed Sullivan
FBI
Bill Cosby
Bonanza
Leslie Uggams
Jamaica
Johnny Carson
Thunder Bay
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Another World
General Hospital
Dennis Whaley
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Batman
Perry Mason
Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Survivors
Bob Hope
Mayberry Rfc
Doris Day
Carol Burnett
Ernie Ford
Private investigators in South Africa face crackdown
In Johannesburg the South African Council of Private Investigators denounced many private eyes as peeping toms and cranks citing a recent case where an investigator smashed a window to photograph a couple for divorce evidence. The council urged regulation and control of freelancers modeled on American lines.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Council of Private Investigators
F. Toubkin
Council
Copyright Notice Restricts Local Use by AP
The Associated Press controls exclusive publication rights for all local news and AP dispatches in the newspaper, granting the AP exclusive use for such content. This standard agreement ensures the AP remains the sole distributor of local items and AP material within the paper.
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Associated Press
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