New Bank Failure Denies Garden City Third Bank
The State Banking Board denied the charter for a third bank in Garden City while approving one in Dodge City. Garden City, with two banks, lags behind peers like Coffeyville and Great Bend, though its population and deposits exceed Dodge City. Officials note Dodge City gains may reflect growth and charter criteria differences.
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Dodge City
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Western Kansas
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Coffeyville
Atchison
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Hays
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Ottawa
el Dorado
Western State Bank
Garden City
Finney
Ford County
Beyen
County
Side by Side in the New York Times Adverts Two Colleges
The Distaff Side notes two college ads in the New York Times. One promotes University of Plano Texas praising American heritage and capitalism while a New Hampshire Belknap College offers a creative alternative. A church bulletin warns against making life easy for children, arguing hardship builds character.
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Plano
Texas
Center Harbor
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University of
U.S
Suffrage for 18-year-olds Sparks Youth Debate
Harold Coffin argues granting suffrage to 18-year-olds is a necessary evil. The piece notes Mothey's vote cancels Dad's, making Junior's ballot crucial to break the tie. It reflects on youths feeling pressured to vote for something and questions if society is in an atomic era or teen age.
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Mothey
Dad
Mme Eet
Garden City publication rates and staff list
The notice lists publishing company address in Garden City Kansas with phone, editor Fred Brooks, Le Roy Alimen advertising manager, John Frazier managing editor, and rates for carrier and mail postage. It notes Associated Press membership and rights for local news and dispatches.
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Fred. Brooks
le Roy Alimen
John Frazier
Nixon alienates Meany endangers U.S. economy
Nixon’s push to curb inflation hinges on AFL-CIO leader George Meany. The President’s attempts to isolate Meany backfired, widening labor-rank solidarity and straining White House ties. Meany’s opposition to Haynsworth’s Supreme Court nomination led to intensified union lobbying against the nominee, hardening conflict over economic policy and potentially derailing Nixon’s program.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Afl-Cio
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Meany
OPA
James Hodgeson
Dhe
Ringlish’ Brothers
Cage
Hot Son
Lockheed
Wien’t
Labor
Ofice
Hodgson
Iabor
Treasury
John Connally
White House
Khwary
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Soony Peaio
Capitol Hill
Haynsworth’s
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Not with Him Against Him, Christ Calls Loyal Followers
The passage cites Matthew 12 30 and argues that many claim not to oppose Jesus yet act as if they are neutral. It stresses that Christ demands more than friendliness and requires devoted followers.
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Matthew
Jesus
Great News That Never Made the Papers
Ary Byuchwakl writes of a winter tale in Secott Falls where Sean Morgan speeds to Maple Street to help a pregnant wife, while a husband weighs the risk. Other items include Charles Weatherspoon’s critique of chimpanzee art and war stories from Major Roy McMullen, plus a Wallaboo football bench curiosity about Chuck Wintrop’s brief appearance in a final 6-0 game victory.
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Secott Falls
Perokinian
Sean Morgan
Waa
Maple Street
Nixon's New Economic Plan Faces Critics Again
New York AP reports economist Eliot Janeway remains sharply critical of the administration. He predicts stock declines and ongoing labor and budget strains, arguing the plan misreads history and ignores real problems. Janeway favors a wage and price stretchout to unwind the freeze.
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Ay John
Cunnife
New York
Eliot Janeway
Dow Jones
Tobsky
Wilbur ‘Mills
Janeway
Washington
America
Memory and nostalgia as New York voices recall bygone days
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as more than a dustbin of time. He cites scenes from neighborhood life, public fear, and social norms from earlier days, noting how public sentiment, fashion, and beliefs shaped daily routines and identities. He mentions school yearbooks, pride, and small-town rituals.
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New York
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer rd player Sgee oy 2030
Puzzle clutter from a newspaper page featuring a Sheffer crossword with jumbled clues and partial answers. It lists entries like Japanese, Game fish, Fragrance, and Greek letters, plus stray words and garbled text. The readable items hint at a past puzzle page but lack a coherent, complete solution.
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Fach
Gods
Hawaii
Ghurely
Popular Service
Hanoud G&trenck Feay
Danis
Pace
Coloun
Beal
Louisiane
Mother's
Parish
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