Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 11

IT WAS SEBELIUS 83,923, JELLISON 63,791 Official State Canvass Puts Docking's Margin at 6 7,9 41 TOPEKA (AP) Gov. Robert Docking's wimiminig margin over Atity. Gen. Kent Frizzel in the Nov. 3 general election was 67,941 votes, the official state canvass stowed today.

Docking, a Democrat, was elected to a third term with 396,472 votes. Frizzell, his ilepub- licam challenger, received 328,531 votes. P. Everett Spenry, Conssrva- tive candddaite for governor, received 4,136 votes and Marshal Unoapher, the Prohibition candidate, had 2,954 votes. State Sen.

Reynolds Shultz, R- Lawrence, had an official mair- gin of 7,922 votes in Ms hoiy contested race with Democrat Richard J. Rome for lieutenant governor. Shultz received 333,322 votes; Rome 325,400 and Harry 0. Lytle Prohiblton candidate 21,869. The official report of the State Boaird of Canvassers confirmed results oairried immediately following the election by The Associated Press.

Demociratiic fa iff of SedgwTck County, poled 357,378 votes to defeat Aissib. Atty. Gen. Richiaaxl Seaton, Republican, in the race for attorney general by 25,324 votes. Saaton received 332,054 and Earl Bacon, Prohibition candidate; 8,809.

The official count on the liquor by the drink 'amendment sfhowed the proposal was defeat- ed by 15,070 votes. The aniend- n.ent received 326,657 'yes' votes and 341,728 "no" votes. Tabulations were not announced on the other two amendments since a court order has enjoined the secretory of state from certifying the results pending a count determination whether the amendments were submitted in proper form. In the contested stole races, Docking easily proved to be the top vote getter. Fletcher Bell, insurance commissioner-elect, had the top appeal for the voters on the Republican side, puffing 369,273 votes.

Bell will succeed Frank Sul- 11 Rnrrinn City Telegram Wednesday, Nov. 25, 1970 I LIKEP THE RR5T I DISLIKEP VOO THE VEW FIRST TIME I SAW YOU. IT WAS BEST OF IT WAS THE WORST OF TIMES MICKEY MOUSE PONYTAIL TODAY IN HISTORY "We'll be home inflation will see to that!" British Troops Evacuated NY By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Wednesday, Nov. 25, the 329tih day of 1970. There are 36 days left in the year.

Today's highlight in history: Actress Attains Her Double Goal By BOB THOMAS Associated Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) British playwright Robert Bolt showed little patience when bis Sarah Miles, talked of quitting her career as an actress. "Wait until you have played the starring role in a big movie and another in a huge success on tlie London stage," he told her. "Then you cam decide. But I'm not having you hang on my neck for the rest of your life bemoaning the fact that you might have made it as an actress." That was three years ago, when they had married. Today Sarah Miles.

has accomplished both goals. She plays the title role in the big-budget 'Ryan's Daughter," MGM's great hope for regaining fiscal health. Miss Miles is also playing to packed houses hi the London play "Vivat! Vivat! Reginia!" in which sihe stars as Mary, Queen of Scots. Luck? Not a bit of it. Both the picture and the play were writ (en by her husband.

Robert Bolt, a handsome cheerful man of 46, is one England's most versatile ant successful writers. Once a boys school English teacher, he be gan writing radio plays, then scored with a London stage hit "Flowering Cherry." David Lean enlisted him write the scrips for "Lawrenc of Arabia" and "Dr. Zhivago. Bolt adapted his own stage play "A Man for All Seasons," fo Fred Zmnemann. The result three Academy nominations two Oscars "Zhivago," "Sea sons." Bolt was in Hollywood after a isit with Lean to the San Franisco Film Festival.

Bolt admittedly wrote Ryan's Daughter," a love tri- ngle in 1916 Ireland, with his vife in mind. But of course David would make no commitment at the tart," he said. "Then, about wo-third's of the way through the script, he said, 'Sarah's got "The funny part is that David ivanited Sarah to play Tonia in At that time Sarah had been playing tough parts and I said, 'What-that hard- aced girl play our gentle Geraldine Chaplin won the role. City Governmcnl-s Pull in More Cash CHICAGO (AP) City eirnmenitis, along with federal and state taxing bodies, are puling in more and money. Revenues of all city governments totaled $29.7 billion for fiscal 1968-69, an increase of 11.9 per cent of $3.2 billion from the previous year.

City-imposed taxes yield 812.4 billion, more than one-half of all general revenue of city governments. Property taxes still lead as a city revenue source at $8.3 billion, Commerce Clearing House said. Other sources include sales and gross receipts taxes, $1.3 billion; selective sales taxes, $761 million, and licenses and miscellaneous taxes, $2 billion. On this date in 1783, the British evacuated New York, thek laist military position in the United Sates in the Revolution ary War. On this date: In 1758, the British captured Ft.

Duquesne in the Pittsburgh area in the French and Indian War. 1913, President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's daughter, Jessie was married to Franc'is B. Sayre at a White House wedding. In 1950, nearly 300 deaths were blamed on a storm which whipped across 22 Eastern and Midwestern states.

In 1963, President John F. Kennedy was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Ten years Mi-s. John F. Kennedy, wife of the president- elect, gave birth to a son who was named John F.

Kennedy Jr. Five yea'rs ago: The army of the Congo, Lt- Gen. Joseph Mobutu, declared himself president in a coup ousting the Congolese government Mvan, Republican, who did not seek re election. Wallace K. Jones, Bell's Democratic opponent, received 261,357 votes and Joseph Fred HyskeiH, Prohiibi- candidate, received 19,402.

The wlnriiing margin of Dr. William R. Roy, Democrat, for the 2nd District congressional seat was 11,318 votes. Roy had 80,161 votes to 68,843 for the Republican incumbent, Chester L. Mize.

Fred Kilian, Conservative Party candidate, received 4,145 votes. Rep. Lainry Winn, Republican inicumenit in the 3rd District, won re-election by 10,500 votes over Demooraitic Lt. Gov. James J.

DdOoursey Jr. Winn had DeCoursey. 57,794 and conservative party oamdtidiaite Wamen E. Reddling, 1,685. Official results of other races: Secretary of Sbtte Mrs.

Elwill M. Shanahan, Republican, D. Jenilee MaMer, Democrat, Jonathan RandeM Flue jacket, Conservaitive, Georgia Maafin, Prohibition, 15,224. State Auditor Clay E. Hedrick, Republican, Joann Rose, Democrat, Hadin, Prohibition, 19,510.

State Treasurer Walter H. Peeiry, Republican, George Hart, Democrat, Alfred Baxter, Prohibition, 18,931. State Printer Robert R. Republican, Hanry F. Stone, Democrat, Jack H.

Welsh, Conservative, D. Huyett, Piioibibition, 15,191. Remtanitiom of Supreme Court Justice Harold R. Fatzer, yes no 147,075. 1st District Congires8 G.

Seibelius, Republican, Billy D. Jeliison, Democrat, 63,791. 4th District Congiress nier E. Shriver, RepuMican, James C. Julhnke, Demo- cnait, George W.

Snell, Conservative, 2,452. 5th District Congress Joe Skubitz, Republican, T. D. Saar Democrat, 48,688. 1st District, State Boaa-d of Education R.

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