State Papers Support Johnson and Goldwater in Kansas
An Associated Press poll of 16 Kansas newspapers shows five backing Johnson and four backing Goldwater. Several papers lean Johnson or Goldwater or remain indepen dent or cautious, with Topeka Capital-Journal opting for a wait and watch stance. The mix reflects varied editorial positions influencing voters ahead of the November election.
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Associated Press
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Hutchinson News
Salina Journal
Junction City Daily Union
Chanute Tribune
Coffeyville Journal
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
el Dorado Times
Independence Reporter
Leavenworth Times
Parsons Sun
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Topeka Capital Journal
Fort Scott Tribune
Topeka Capital-Journal
independent-Republican
Waite
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater Launches Prescott Campaign Drive Against Johnson
Senator Barry Goldwater opened his presidential bid with a sharp attack on President Johnson in Prescott Arizona promising a victory similar to Abraham Lincoln's. He warned Republicans who doubt his ticket and scheduled a campaign stop in Lockport New York with running mate William Miller. The crowd numbered four to six thousand as he accused Johnson of weakening deterrent forces and attacked White House scandal.
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Courier
Independent
Nixon
Southwest Daily Times
Liberal
Goldwater
Wichita Eagle
Beacon Independent
The
Eagle
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Prescott
Lockport
N.Y
William E. Miller
East
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sunday: Bible Lessons Stir Faith and Action
Clarence W. Cranford argues public school Bible reading is not enough readers need Bible study at home. He praises Judges 4–8 for its rhythm of leadership and struggle, noting Deborah and Barak, Barak’s victory through rain and mud, and Gideon’s 300 as examples. He calls the church to lead in justice and understanding.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Israel
Barak
Sisera
Kishon
Gideon
Lord
Melvern High Adds French First Year Enrollments Grow
Melvern High School offers French I for the first year with forty-one students enrolled. Aug 31 marked the start of the Melvern school year with 140 grade school and 81 high school students. The high school offers 30 units this year and dismisses Sept. 14 for the Mid-America Fair in Topeka. First football game set for Sept. 18 at Westphalia. High school officers include Senior Harry Geier president and Dean Dillard treasurer. Sophomore Jack White president and Kathy Geier officers. Freshman Kathy Geier president. Student council includes named students. Cheerleaders listed for high and grade schools.
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Melvern
Topeka
Westphalia
Harry Geier
Dean Dillard
Donna Kramer
Leland Shaffer
Joyce Arb
Jack White
Kathy Geier
Donna Tevis
Eileen Bush
Pamela Arb
Janice Kramer
Kathy Young
Wellsville Area News Highlights Hiring and Events
Mrs Glenn Willhite is hired to teach biological science at Wellsville High School. Student pictures set for Sept 9 at Wellsville schools. The Wellsville High Band marched in Gardner fair parade on Aug 29. Luther Duffield hospitalized at St Marys in Kansas City. his wife stays with him in KC. Mrs Fred Clymore, Edgerton teacher, attended Teachers Institute at Olathe on Aug 26 27.
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Glenn Willhite
Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Gardner
Luther Duffield
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Kanesas City
Fred Clymore
Edgerton
Teachers Institute
Olathe
Garnett Girl Out On Bond
Barbara Ann Fagg, 19, Garnett, was free on a $50 bond on petty larceny charges. Arrest followed a complaint by Woolworth's manager Dewey Cook. Bobby J. McQuay, 29, Osawatomie RFD 1, cited for 50 mph in a 30 zone on S Main. William W. Johnson, Pomona RFD 1, cited for careless driving and other infractions. Bobby L. Beer, Wellsville, cited for parking on Main after 1 am. Carl F. McDaniels, 64, 511 N Hickory, arrested on a driving without license complaint.
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Barbara Ann Fagg
Garnett
Dewey Cook
Woolworth’s
Bobby J. McQuay
Osawatomie Rfd
S. Main
William W. Johnson
Pomona Rfd
East Second
Bobby L. Beer
Wellsville
Main
Carl F. McDaniels
Hickory
Golf pairings listed for Tuesday at Country Club
Women golfers learned the Tuesday field at the Country Club with pairings Foulks-Sheldon Read-Evans-Johnson Malouf Young Elder-Peters H. Kramer and Fredeen-Speer. Reservations can be made by calling CH 2.4160 or CH 2.3401.
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Foulks-Sheldon
Read-Evans-Johnson
Malouf, Young
Elder-Peters
H. Kramer
Fredeen-Speer
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed For Trade Area
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday with subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. outside trade area one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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THE
Associated Press
Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals List
Admissions list includes Mrs Dorman RFD 3 Mrs Jerry Hobbs Princeton Mrs Evelyn Stoltz 743 S Main George Walter Gingerich Michigan Valley Larry Joe Krasny Topeka Thursday Mrs Wiley Broers RFD 2 Friday Mr and Mrs Glenn Heaverin 230 S Oak son Wednesday weight 7 lb 7 1/2 oz Dismissals Elmer Black Richmond RFD 1 William Hase Richmond RFD 1 Thursday
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Dorman Hurt
RFD
Jerry Hobbs
Princeton
Evelyn Stoltz
S. Main
George Walter Gingerich
Michigan Valley
Larry Joe Krasny
Topeka
Wiley Broers
Glenn Heaverin
S. Oak, Son
Franklin County 4-Hers Enter 92 Exhibits At Two Fairs
Franklin County 4 H youths entered 92 exhibits in the Mid America Fair in Topeka with nine livestock entries. Thirty four exhibits are in the state fair at Hutchinson. Open class entries are filed with the fair board. county extension office handles member entries. Two demonstrations per fair and five judging teams compete at Hutchinson. Franklin County also sends contestants to the Style Review and Best Groomed Boy contest at Hutchinson.
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Franklin County
Topeka
Hutchinson
Fair Board
County Extension Office
Hutchinosn
Princeton Girls In KU Halls Headlines 204 Assigned
Princeton girls June Arlene Sutton and Joy Long are among 204 women assigned to scholarship halls at the University of Kansas. Sutton is daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Sutton of Princeton and Long is daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Long of Princeton AFD I.
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June Arlene Sutton
William E. Sutton
Princeton
Joy Long
Arthur Long
Princeton Afd I
University of Kansas
Johnson Wins Support Of Key Businessmen
President Johnson wins a major political coup with 45 top businessmen endorsing his campaign and backing Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. The National Independent Committee plans to raise awareness of Johnsons leadership, with sponsors including Henry Ford II and Edgar Kaiser. The group aims to persuade the public to grant Johnson four more years.
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Washington
Johnson
Republican Party
White House
National Independent Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry Ford II
Edgar F. Kaiser
Ralph Lazarus
Thomas S. Lamont
Robert Lehman
Sidney J. Weinberg
Cattle and hog market notes from Kansas City AP
KC Markets reports cattle 300 head with no calves and no prices. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower and sows steady to 50 lower. Barrows and gilts 190-260 lb at 16.75-17.25, 210-235 lb at 17.50, 260-270 lb at 16.50-17.00, sows 275-350 lb 14.25-15.25, under 275 lb 15.50, 350-600 lb 13.25-14.50. Sheep none.
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Kansas City
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Welborn
Vassar
Bill Clary
Elmer Black
Richmond Rfd
William Hase
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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General Republic
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Centropolis
Free Lake
Pomona
PEPSI
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