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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1955

Page

8

Students Free To Return Home From United States

About 40 Chinese former students in the United States wish to return to China while 41 Americans held in Red China remain in place. Officials say no exact records exist on how many stay or why they stay, noting most are free to leave since April 8. Possible reasons include inability to pay fares, contract obligations, or health issues. Roughly 4,500 Chinese originally came as students and now vary in status.

Washngton Communist China Red China Red hCina Geneva United States U.S

Famed World War II Pilot's Father Dies

SHREVEPORT Louisiana Dr. J F Kane 72 retired Baptist pastor and father of Col John R Kane noted World War II flier died Saturday after a heart attack He pastored Southside Baptist Church 21 years Earlier he led Lansdowne Baptist Church East St Louis IL His son formerly commanded Smoky Hill Air Force Base Salina Other survivors include his widow a daughter three sisters and two brothers

Shreveport J. F. Kane John R Killer) Kane

Cowboy Hall of Fame Plans Contest Set

Oklahoma City plans to hold a nationwide contest to select architectural plans for the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Glenn Faris, general manager of the Oklahoma Association for the Cowboy Hall of Fame, said the American Institute of Architects would conduct the contest, which would take about six months.

Oklahoma City Cowboy Hall of Fame Glenn Faris The Oklahoma Assn American Institute of Architects

Virgin Lands Tour Impresses Americans in Moscow

Twelve American farmers returned from a 22 day swing into the Soviet Union reporting drought threatens dust bowls but vast virgin lands under cultivation promise large future grain crops. The group, on a Soviet U S exchange, toured northern Siberia and southern Kazakhstan and noted drought damage but observed groundwork for massive output. Charles Hearst of Cedar Falls Iowa said the projects impressed but moisture is essential for wheat. the party has two more busy days in Moscow before departing Sunday.

Moscow Soviet Union Russia Siberia Kazakhstan Charles Hearst Cedar Falls Iowa Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev Hearst Mostow

SPs Nab No Deserter After Grass Burr Prank

In Dallas Texas Navy shore patrolmen believed they had an arrest of a Marine deserter planning to visit a south Dallas house. They watched from concealment for two hours, then fled to their patrol wagon, where burrs were found strewn on the front seat, suggesting a prank by the deserter or others.

Dallas Tex Navy Marine Corp Sps

LaCrosse Voters OK Bond Issues totaling $78,000

LaCrosse voters approved two bond issues totaling 78 000 dollars in a special election. A 75 000 dollar swimming pool bond passed 385 to 104 and a 3 000 dollar park improvements bond carried 373 to 98.

LaCrosse

Chinese Tell Story of Fear and Detention in U.S. Schools

Three Chinese students recently returned to China described investigations, persecutions, threats, arrests, and jailings during 314 years in the United States. Peiping radio named Shai-shen at UC Berkeley Huang Pae-kung at Texas A&M and Brooklyn Poly Institute Tu Yen-yae at Penn State. They said they lived in fear and suggested others were similarly held. It was part of propaganda amid Geneva talks on freeing citizens of the two nations.

Tokyo United States Peiping Radio Red China Geneva

How Mrs Littlejohn's telephone helps her through busy days

Mrs Littlejohn kept a diary of all local calls made and received in a week and found she relied on telephone service more than expected. She recorded 58 local calls totaling about 345 miles. The notes highlight daily life with her husband Horace, who works for an electronics firm, and their two year old daughter Susan.

Mrs. Littlejohn Fellelo Littlejohn Horace Susan

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