Garden City high students raise funds for AFL exchange program
Students at Garden City Senior High School raise money for the American Field Service foreign exchange program. They largely earned funds through odd jobs and selling donor tags in downtown, earning praise for their effort and commitment to world understanding.
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Lesson from 1960 election on political stability
The Denver Post argues the key lesson from the 1960 U S presidential race is that democratic stability and consensus on guiding principles matter more than any single leader or policy. It notes Kennedy's narrow margin, vows acceptance of the verdict, and cites Argentina as praising democracy’s ability to seek public opinion through constitutional means.
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Actress Joan Fontaine Says Illness Taught True Values
New York AP report quotes Joan Fontaine grateful for a long illness that she says cured vanity, taught life’s values, and spurred growth. She describes two years of illness, recovery, and a shift from Hollywood treadmill to living for oneself and energy in art and manners.
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Cabinet wrangles echo Kennedy plan to shape era
Drew Pearson details Kennedy cabinet intrigue with Abe Ribicoff Williams and Dean Acheson under consideration. It cites Flo rida senator George Smathers and Mississippi’s Bill Colmer as Dixiecrat obstacles. Areshaped House coalition threats loom as Joe Martin plans a rival reform push for the 87th Congress.
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Local Notes on Lois Cross and Vintage Magazine Loot
The column notes Lois Cross, now Mrs Richard Cross, married to a Boulder doctor and studying at the University of Colorado, with past work in local Sunday Hutchinson News features. It also mentions a book Vanity Fall detailing 1914 1936 magazine era, plus a gallery of famed figures from Clark Gable to Babe Ruth and Queen Elizabeth as a child.
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Richard) Cross
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Saar election boosts Socialists in Saarbrucken vote
In Saarbrucken Germany final returns show Socialists doubling seats from 8 to 16, while Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats hold control with 22 seats to 19. The election outcome shifts power balance in the Saar region.
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Typhoon Ophelia Reaches Japan After Killing Two
Typhoon Ophelia, with a 15 mile center, curves northward toward Japan bringing heavy rain and wind. Earlier, the off season storm killed two people on Ulithi Atolls in the central Pacific as it tracked northeast over the western Pacific.
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