Christmas Parade Draws Thousands in Garden City
Thousands packed Main Street in sunny cool weather for Garden City's second annual Southwest Kansas Christmas Parade. A color guard led by veterans groups opened the hour-long procession, followed by Garden City High School Band and 16 floats from local schools and churches. No prizes were awarded. each float entrant received $20, and band members earned $1 each.
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Sandhi Vaqueros
Akron
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Seressmnese
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Weather Tonight Fair and Mild with Light Variable Winds
Tonight will be generally fair and mild with a low in the 30s. Light variable winds will ease any chill and balance scattered clear and cloudy intervals throughout the evening.
Santa Story to Start Monday in Telegram serial
Lucrece Beale’s beloved Santa returns to the Telegram this Monday in Santa and the Flying Shoe a 17 chapter serial guiding Santa from his North Pole workshop to rescue King Ferdinand of Polydora from the Ipswitch terror. The tale runs daily through Saturday December 23.
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Garden City Downtown Soaking in Holiday Cheer
In Garden City crowds filled downtown streets as Santa Claus made an appearance. Garden observers noted the jovial scene with shoppers and locals enjoying the festive bustle despite growing crowds.
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United States and Soviet Clash Over Peiping Seat
In a live opening China debate at the United Nations, the United States led with threats to the Formosan government and warned that admitting the Communists would mean the UN knuckles under Peiping. The Soviet Union retorted by accusing Stevenson of misrepresenting Peiping’s split with Moscow.
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Congo Resumes Ties With Communist Nations
Leopoldville reports the Congo has resumed diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia. Acting Foreign Minister Marcel Lengema accepted credentials from the charges d affaires as cabinet approval was given. The move ends a 1960 break after Gen Mobutu's coup and follows Cyrille Adoula's premiership and Gizenga's dissolution of that regime.
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the Congo
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Congo
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Castro Planning Dominican Attack Says Armed Forces Chief
Dominican armed forces chief Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria claimed Fidel Castro's regime trains an invasion force for an attack on the island. He said 1,800 to 2,000 Central Americans were at three camps in Cuba's Sierra Maestra. He warned strikes may be part of a broader plan to pin down Dominican troops as curfew calmed unrest.
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