We Try To Cover Local News In Garden City Weekend
The telegrams show strong coverage of conventions meetings and activities in Garden City over the weekend while the sports section reports on the Scott City Relays Friday. The editor notes limited resources prevent full coverage and defends the paper's efforts amid reader expectations and occasional missteps.
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Garden City Telegram
Scott City
Kansas City
Garden City
Across state lines for tuberculosis care cooperation urged
Topeka Day reports Governor Morrison of Nebraska after visiting Norton Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital suggests pooling facilities with Kearney and Norton to save money. He notes both states have underutilized beds and Kansas already has Chanute hospital. The piece also discusses broader calls for consolidating city and county services and warns against clinging to tradition.
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Frank Morrison
Nebraska
Kansas
Norton
Kearney
Chanute
Morrison
Weston
Wyoming
South Dakota
Denver
Automation Fears and Quips Dominate Hal Boyle Column
A roundup from Hal Boyle and other notes surveys automation as a family stress, ancient cures, inked checks, star sizes, tax states, ulcers, dental health links, wit on marriage, window arrests for cooling feet, newspaper spend, ice tray tricks, life expectancy shifts, curious shark stomach finds, and a White House tip. Garden City Telegram distributes brief musings from editors and readers with humor and trivia.
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New York
Egypt
Nebraska
New Jersey
Union
Helen Rowland
Ohio
Murdered Baltimore mailman wrote Kennedy on rights
Washington and Washington area detail William L. Moore, a Baltimore mailman shot near an Alabama highway, had delivered a letter to President Kennedy calling for civil rights reform. He planned a 1000 mile walk to Mississippi with banners urging end to segregation and equal rights.
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Mississippi
White House
Brother Bob
Moore
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Balltimore
State Capitol
Annapolis
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William L. Moore
OAS Team to Study Crisis in Hispaniola
The Organization of American States forms a five nation fact finding team to assess the Haiti Dominican Republic crisis. The mission includes the United States, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador and Chile and aims to prevent armed conflict on Hispaniola as Haiti and the Dominican Republic sever relations and tensions rise.
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Organization of American States
Caribbean
Haiti-Dominican Republic
U.S
OAS
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Port Au Prince
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Council of the
Five
Quatlong
United States
Columbia
Ecuador
el Salvador
Chile
Kuomintang Wins Taipei Formosa Provincial Election
The Kuomintang party led by Chiang Kai-shek swept a landslide victory in Sunday’s Formosa provincial assembly election, confirming its expected win across Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Idea of Peace in Laos Seen as Myth by Expert
Washington and Moscow debate Laos truce as Red China presses expansionist aims. columnist argues that without nuclear weapons China will back indirect moves via local communists in Laos and Southeast Asia, risking repeated conflicts across Burma, Thailand, and Cambodia.
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Laos
Washington
Aia
United States
Khrushchev
Red China
Asia
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Burma
Thailand
Cambodia
Humane Society dog returns after impoundment tale
A suburban dog owner recalls paying a humane society board bill after her pet was impounded for a week. She notes the society’s good work amid financial limits and a potential sale of the dog to fund the shelter. Also, Ness County historian Toward Raynesford discusses tracing pioneer trails in Kansas using tangible remnants like wagon ruts and station ruins.
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Humane Society
Ness County
Raynesford
Mr. Raynesford
Kansas
Smoky Hill
Butterfield-Overland-Dispatch
Woman Unhurt In Car Crash Near Carthage
Mrs Joyce Marie Barlow escaped injury when her car swerved from U S 71, crossed the weight station scales, and landed in a wheat field near Carthage Missouri. Witness J H Furry found her motionless in the front seat but unharmed.
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Carthage
J. H. Furry
Joyce Marie Barlow
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