Pratt Welcomes Miss America Debra Barnes in Kansas
Miss America Debra Dene Barnes of Moran returns to Kansas with a four day homecoming tour. Pratt hosts a luncheon parade and news conference. Gov. Docking greets Kansas' second Miss America in three years. Barnes visits Topeka Moran and Pittsburg with multiple events including a parade, receptions, and a piano recital.
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Kan
Debra Dene Barnes
Moran
Kansas
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Pittsburg State Colege
Main Street
Robert Docking
Debbie Bryant
Overland Park
Roderick T. Wilson
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Topeka
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Sweepstakes Promos Offer Prizes Without Purchase
New York report explains sweepstakes promotions where entrants sign cards for a chance to win sports cars, paintings, mink coats, trips, or cash. Experts note two types: in-store entries and mail or magazine submissions, with no purchase obligation. Odds remain equal, as preselected winning numbers are kept secure to randomize prizes.
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New York
Europe
Jerry Poncher
J&h International Corp
Poncher
Richard Kane
Marden-Kane, Inc
Equal chance for rural youth outlined by Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey called for equal opportunities for rural youths to learn and work, urging that rural and urban problems be treated as one national challenge. He highlighted needs from modern schools to airports and local leadership driving growth, citing Iowa’s Tenco Association as a model.
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America
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Outlook
Tenco Association
Iowa
Federal officials clash over marijuana dangers and policy
The Drug Commissioner's claim that marijuana is less dangerous than alcohol sparks debate among U S officials. Congressional testimony contrasts with cautions from the Narcotics Commissioner and HEW on knowledge gaps, while the government funds new studies at the National Institute of Mental Health Center for Narcotic and Drug Abuse. The policy stance remains no change in law, with penalties for possession and harsher terms for sale.
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Washington
Food and Drug
James L. Goddard
Goddard
U.S
Henry L. Ginordano
Congress
National Institute of Mental Health
Institute
Lee
San Francisco voters weigh Vietnam war in city election
In San Francisco the November 7 ballot includes Proposition P asking if the city should pursue an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam. The measure, added after a California Supreme Court ruling, could declare the city's policy though experts doubt it will influence national policy. The city faces near record turnout with 18 mayoral candidates and 44 supervisor hopefuls.
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San Francisco
U.S
Basil Healey
Vietnam
California Supreme Court
Healey
North Vietnam
Benjamin Dreyfus
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