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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1956
Page
4
Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton warned that if farm production does not increase, the nation could become a have not nation agriculturally by 1970 to 1980. He urged continued reclamation projects and irrigation to secure future food supply amid population growth and expanding urban land.
The piece urges towns to skip traveling shows and create home grown Christmas displays. It cites Liberal's success with ministerial cooperation and endorses doing it themselves next year for lasting satisfaction to planners and attendees.
Two Americans visit Maxim’s in Paris to try California wines after hearing they exist there. Proprietor Louis Vandable reveals two dusty bottles from his private collection, a Livermore Valley Pinot Chardonnay 1945 and a Fountain Grove Pinot Blanc 1845, sparking curiosity among diners and staff. The tasting includes mixed impressions of the wines alongside assurances from staff that California wine has been available, though details remain contested.
Washington column reports on kickback schemes tied to ex congressman Bramblett via payroll connections including Mrs. Swan son who drew salary then cash back to Bramblett. It also notes Irving Swanson, long a GOP adviser, travels with Inter Parliamentary Union delegation. Internal Egypt propaganda pamphlet is critiqued for misrepresenting a Swedish observer with Nazi and German ties.
A devotional prayer passage from The Prayer for Today From The Upper Room reflects on God's word as a lamp guiding feet and a light for the path. It asks readers to study the Bible, believe its truth, and reflect love for others through Jesus Christ.
A Colorado Springs doctor, Frederick C. Hoebel, 46, died after a second heart attack following an emergency penknife operation and chest massage. He had earlier survived a four minute heart stoppage during a social evening and required electrical heart stimulation at the hospital.
Nineteen Hungarian refugees leave their Biggekerke camp in southern Holland alleging poor bedding, drafty quarters, and food. Dutch authorities tell them to return by tonight or go back to Austria. A Social Affairs Ministry spokesman identifies the group as from Budapest slum and led by a 32 year old who allegedly edited an illegal paper.
A Monday night blaze swept a poor quarter of Rangoon Burma displacing 1,820 families. Officials report no deaths or serious injuries. Local authorities and relief agencies began arranging aid for affected residents and temporary shelter.
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