Mitch Geisler departs Garden City for Missouri career move
Mitch Geisler, longtime Garden City police chief and Chamber of Commerce secretary-manager, leaves this week with his family for Missouri to begin a career in investment banking. He shaped local progress with big plans and big actions, leaving a substantial footprint and many friends behind.
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Mitch
Garden City
Mitch Geisler
Missouri
Geialers
Ane
Chamber of Commerce
Back to School: A Look at Year-Round Education
The piece weighs the value of year round schooling versus long summer breaks. It frames the human side of returning students, families, and teachers to the routine, weighing tradition against practicality and the idea of keeping school facilities active year round.
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Mother
Distaff Side notes and theatre praise from Helen Vaughn
Helen Vaughn writes of civic activity and Thespian Theatre praise, recalling family details and her Town Shop role while humorously noting topless swimsuit chatter. Travel ads and vacation fantasies mix with Elmira summer theatre memories and a Franklin quote on happiness. A final line proclaims the columnist’s dream fulfilled.
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Helen Vaughn
Thespian Theatre
Charlie Vaughn
Walls Iga
Helen
D.h
Telegram newspaper notice on delivery and service terms
Telegram details publication as daily except Sunday and five holidays, with address 117 East Chextout. It notes association with the Associated Press and mentions reproduction rights and motor carrier delivery requirements in cities with local carrier service.
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Telegram Publishing Company
East Chextout
Fdnton
Marvis Smith
Associated Press
Aca
Telegram Motor
Rmail
Boyle Substitute Sampling Opinion Is Tough Job
RELMAN MORIN reports on the challenges of polling in a presidential year. The piece recounts encounters from Springfield to Dallas and Connecticut as journalists seek to gauge public opinion amid privacy worries and candid but mixed responses.
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Relman Morin
NEW York
Springfield
Mass
Passage N.J
Junior
Dallas
Tex
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Connecticut
Mac
Shooters pick TV fight with Congress over networks
Washington notes a TV industry clash as senators and representatives critique networks. Sen Tom Dodd and Sen Ken Keating oppose perceived indecency and crime coverage while Rep Matthy Celler Rep Henry Reuss and Sen Phil Hart press CBS Yankees ownership questions. Barry Goldwater counters bias and Rep Don Edwards and Sen Bill Proxmire warn of defense ties to TV. The debate ties military budgets and world affairs to network practices.
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Washington
Congressional
Tom Dodd
Ken Keating
R-N.y
Ite
NBC
Sherpshooters No. 2
Matthy Celler
N.Y
Henry Reuss
Wis
Phil Hart
Mich
CBS
Win
New York Yankees
Yankees
Barry Goldwater
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Bill Proxmire
D-Wis
Defense
Congress and TV. Delving into defense ties to stations
A critique of how defense contractor owned TV and radio networks influence public views on budgets, weapons, and wartime policy. The piece notes RCA owned NBC, Liberal Electric and Westinghouse stakes, and parallels with CBS baseball scheduling, plus Rusk Viet Nam interview timing and ABC chief Leonard Goldenson’s bid history.
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Defense Industries
CBS
National Broadcasting Company
RCA
Liberal Electric
New York
Westinghouse
General Tire and Rubber
American Aviation
Unis
D.C
Dean Rusk
Onge
WTOP
Washington
Hall Page
Rust
WRC
North Vietnam
Red China
Johnson
Syracuse
Abe
GBS
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Nixon
Miller
Leonard Goldenson
ABC
Gome
ABC Network
Rusk
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Europh
Hawaii
Caribbean
Danny Adams
Ben Franklin
Garden City Telegram
Unity Goldwater Ciel
Boyle Substitute
Pearman
Congress
al Oklahoma
Leonard
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