Any chance you could summarize the Kansas pols for us? This sounds awesome!
Descriptions were a bit shorter then.
SENIOR SENATOR. James Blackwood Pearson, Republican, "something of an apostate", having voted against the Haynsworth nomination to the Supreme Court and nearly voting against Carswell.
JUNIOR SENATOR. Robert J Dole, Republican, "the spirited and self-appointed defender of the Nixon Administration."
Not surprisingly, there were no Humphrey or Wallace districts:
FIRST DISTRICT (Salina/Garden City/Hays, Nixon 59-32). Keith G Sebelius, Republican, "another conservative" successor to Dole.
SECOND DISTRICT (Topeka/Leavenworth/Manhattan, Nixon 56-33). William R Roy, Sr, Democrat, "a Topeka gynecologist and lawyer, [who] had been a registered Republican until he filed for the 1970 congressional election".
THIRD DISTRICT (Kansas City/Overland Park/Lawrence, Nixon 51-38). Larry Winn, Jr, Republican, for whom no description was given.
FOURTH DISTRICT (Wichita/Hutchinson, Nixon 54-37). Garner E Shriver, Republican, whose "seat on the House Appropriations Committee, to which only orthodox Republicans are usually appointed, attests to the Congressman's conservatism."
FIFTH DISTRICT (Pittsburg/Emporia/Coffeyville, Nixon 55-34). Joe Skubitz, Republican, "a moderate-to-conservative Republican".