A Job Well Done by Kansas Highway Patrol Superintendent Hughes
Larry Hughes will retire next February after nearly 40 years in law enforcement moving to Arizona. He elevated civil service status for troopers and created Salina training center while unifying control of turnpike staff under the patrol. Lt Col J H Reeves of Wichita PD will succeed him and vows uniform enforcement across the state.
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Larry Hughes
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Hughes
Salina
John Anderson
Kansas Press Assn
J. H. Reeves
Wichita
Reeves
Arizona
Garden City dancer balances college teaching and family
Helen Marie Gribble, a Fort Hays State College student and Garden City dance instructor, teaches dance baton and exercise across three towns while raising three year old Greg. She plans advanced degrees and will headline a 1965 Revue with students from Garden City and Larned, then return to Hays for classes and family weekends.
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Garden City
Helen Marie Gribble
Helen Marie
Fort Hays State College
Greg
Hays
Larned
Ed Davis
Hope Auditorium
Knox
Grace Ann
Syracuse
Ulysses
Johnson
Scott City
Sublette
Panhandle A & M
Goodwell
Okla
Guymon
Subscription rates and delivery terms for Garden City area
Details include carrier month rates in Garden City at 1.56 dollars prepaid, 20 cents weekly in other cities, and 9.00 per year for Finney and neighboring counties with various local rates. Notes mention Telegram motor carrier delivery, local carrier service requirements, and student rates of 5 dollars for an eight month school year.
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Grealey
Hamilton
Bearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Telegram
Ares College
De Gaulle Dominates French Politics In Pearson View
Drew Pearson argues in a Paris trip report that Charles de Gaulle governs France with prosperity and national interest in mind. He notes De Gaulle’s socialist-leaning policies, farm subsidies, and cautious stance on U.S. investment and Common Market ties, predicting a likely reelection and enduring Franco-American ties.
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Drew Pearson
France
de Gaulle
Washington
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
L'Humanite
Faris
L’humanite
Labor Party
DeGaulle
le Grand Charley
Big Charley
London
Cordell Hull
Sam Reber
Charles Bohlen
U. S
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Grand Charley
Roosevelt
Pierre Laval
Anthony Eden
Eden
FDR
Laval
d’Orleans
Couve de Murville
de Gaule
American Medical Association
Johnson
America
Which period of history is best to live in
Hal Boyle argues the best time to live is now, praising present changes and the middle aged perspective after wars and depressions. He contrasts romantics, realists, and gamblers, noting a cautious preference for today and skepticism about endless future wonders. Greek guardsmen in bouffant skirts are briefly described.
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New York
Moon
Mars
Thanksgiving Talk Turkeys and Grocery Customs
A columnist reflects on grocers acting like Santa at Thanksgiving by selling turkeys at a loss to attract customers. He critiques marketing promises such as guaranteed turkeys and notes familiarity with aging meat, while admitting ignorance about aged 1962 turkeys. He wonders what a small store operator may not know.
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Garden City
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