Campaign Picks Show 11 Democrats 7 Republicans Safe
Nearly a month before the general election, 11 Democrats and seven Republicans appear locked for Kansas House seats with no opposition on the November 5 ballot. One Democratic Senate candidate and one Republican State Board of Education candidate are also unopposed. Some replacements and withdrawals among candidates are noted, with several incumbents and nominees named for key districts.
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Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas Senate
State Board of Education
Asst
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
Democratic Party
Kansas
Kansas House
Senate
Mary M. Young
Salina
Clarence W. Carlson
James R. Maher
Overland Park
Shirley McKay
Maher
Dorothy O. Ballard
Shawnee Mission
John S. Stevens
Congress
Gene Lée
Atchison
Marguerite Wischer
Parsons
Kenneth P. Soden
Ruth G. Schechter
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Homer C. Bittker
Mission
Leon J. Johnston
Bittker
Kenith R. Howard
George D. Bell
Kansas City
House
Gay H. Brokaw
Coffeyville
Irving R. Niles
Lyndon
Harley D. Huggins
James P. Davis
Clarence C. Love
Melvin B. Brockaw
Ambrose L. Dempsey
Leavenworth
Franklin D. Gaines
Augusta
Bert Chaney
Hutchinson
Robert Keenan
Great Bend
Edward F. Steichen
Lenora
Jess Taylor
Tribune
Raymond E. King
Hesston
J. Byron Brooks
Manhattan
R. Bruce Johnson
R. C. Zajic
Glasco
Donn J. Everett
C. Edward Hertlein
Pratt
Critics Expel American Pacifists From Moscow and Budapest
Two American pacifists Vicky Revere of New York and Robert Eaton of Philadelphia say they were treated well in jail after being expelled from Moscow and Budapest for handing out leaflets denouncing the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. They were held 72 hours and returned by plane on Monday.
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New York
Moscow
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Vicky Revere
Robert Eaton
Philadelphia
Miss Revere
Heavy Viet Cong Toll In Two Day Saigon Battle
Allied forces fought a two day clash with North Vietnamese units near Saigon, tallying 147 enemy deaths and suffering 8 U.S. dead and 13 wounded. U.S. and South Vietnamese troops uncovered stockpiles of weapons and materiel across multiple provinces as raids continued. The conflict comes amid talk of a potential major offensive before year end and increased B52 air strikes against targets from the Mekong Delta to the central highlands.
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U.S
101St
North Vietnamese Army Regiment
Long
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Con Thien
Mekong Delta
Central Highlands
Panhandle
Brooklyn district refuses to assign 80 teachers
In Ocean Hill Brownsville Brooklyn a rebellious experimental district declined to assign 80 teachers to teaching duties. The Board of Education moved eight white teachers to nonteaching duties in a bid to back the community controlled district. This action risks a third teachers strike in a month against New York Citys 1.1 million pupil system.
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New York
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Rhody McCoy
Wallace Draws 10,000 in Baltimore Rally at Civic Center
A Wallace campaign rally in Baltimore drew about 10,000 at the Civic Center. Police used dogs and horses to move demonstrators as Wallace praised supporters and warned radicals amid a tense scene. The crowd reacted to country tunes before Wallace entered with bows and military salutes.
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Baltimore, Md
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Baltimore Civic Center
Hitler
Alabama
America
Humphrey Urges Summit Talks with Soviet Union
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey proposed annual U S Soviet working summit conferences to foster new diplomacy free of publicity and high expectations. He urged Moscow to push North Vietnam toward serious negotiations at Paris and restated a six point Middle East settlement plan while pledging to be a peace president. He spoke at the UPI Editors conference after campaigning in Pennsylvania.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Soviet Union
Humphrey
Paris
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Erie
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Nixon urges against third party swing in Flint rally
In Flint Nixon warned a Wallace third party swing would be futile and urged voters to choose him for four years of action. He cited Democratic policy ills, urged peace in cities, and pledged broader Vietnam talks and a potentially generous peace if elected. He spoke in Buffalo Monday and planned rallies in Flint and Minneapolis.
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Mich
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
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American Independent Party
Nixon
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Vietnam
Buffalo
Minneapolis
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