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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
1
New York City ends a 14 day newspaper strike with 19000 workers returning to their jobs. The walkout disrupted editions and industry-wide labor disputes are resolved, restoring regular publishing.
Weather outlook shows moisture in western Kansas with a dry trend others. Local election coverage notes five school board candidates, voter plans, and a 1,500 to 2,000 turnout forecast by City Clerk Peebles. Kennedy joke circulates amid New York paper strike aftermath, with editorial calls for better labor management and a brief revival of city print.
Garden Citions voters head to the polls tomorrow to choose three four year school board members from Michard Bortz Lloyd Haag William Lewis Nell Lindner and Toni Snell while two city commissioners James Sloan and Morris Jones seek four and two year terms Harold Faalser leaves the commission Polls open 8 am to 6 pm with one board per precinct Ballots counted after polls close Newly elected city officials assume duties April 10 and school board members begin August 1
The Garden City Chamber of Commerce plans a breakfast tomorrow at 8 50 a m at the Warren Hotel. City Manager Deane Wiley will discuss the Main Street financing plan.
Garden City Junior College debaters earned 13 ratings of superior excellent or good at the Kansas Junior College Tourney in El Dorado. Roy Leonard and Leona Cater captured superior honors. Dave Dougherty, Dave VanSchaak and Phil Williams won excellent awards. Leonard, Dater led a team to two wins one loss and a bye.
Garden Sass Gas Garden asserts that certain individuals can embarrass themselves irrespective of the calendar, noting that foolish behavior occurs year round.
Tonight cloudy and mild with a few widely scattered thunder showers mainly along the southern border. Lows near 59 with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday brings more scattered thunder and showers as winds shift to northwest and cooler by evening, highs in the mid 70s to lower 80s. Sunrise 6:24, sunset 7:18. Local readings show Dodge City 81, Garden City 58, Salina 71, Topeka 72, with scattered traces and varied temperatures across towns.
Voting sites for the city and school board election list precincts and locations. City wards use places such as the Latin American Club, City Hall, Civic Center, and Clifford Hope Auditorium. School district voters outside city limits follow designated wards and locations.
Guatemala's military takeover led by Col. Enrique Peralta Azurdia suspended the constitution and disbanded parties, canceling the November election. President Ydigoras Fuentes approved the coup and fled. Arevalo remains at large, with Peralta pledging anti Communist rule and new elections at an unspecified date.
A Martinsburg based IRS computer center uses automation to check tax returns from the region and beyond. The machine flags discrepancies and can issue notices, audits, or refunds while the human team, led by John E. Stewart, emphasizes reasoning and teamwork.
In Carthage Missouri AP report 822 Boy Scouts left a Civil Defense shelter after 36 hours living on CD survival crackers with limited water. Many earned merit badges in first aid radiological monitoring and communications. Scouts questioned when the next test would be.
Detroit voters turnout strong as they decide on a proposed new state constitution. Governor Romney faces scrutiny as early voting mirrors a record spring election with high participation in Detroit Grand Rapids and Saginaw.
A British navy frigate with 30 marines aboard sailed from Bermuda for a Caribbean patrol to deter anti Castro raids on Cuba. The 2,150 ton Londonderry was dispatched at Washingtons request, according to London sources on Sunday.
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