A Word of Warning for Garden City Voters
The piece urges Garden City residents to consider future leadership as they prepare to elect two City Commission members and three Board of Education members next spring. It stresses using assets wisely, urging capable candidates, re electing strong current trustees, and citizens to accept civic responsibility for a better community.
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Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Bebber
Letter on animal cruelty in rodeos compared to human sports
Eleanor Barker of Garden City responds to Gene Sloan's December 8 Telegram letter, arguing that coyote rodeos pit animals forced to fight against their will, unlike boxers or football players who choose to compete. She states humans assume risks knowingly and rejects any comparison between rodeo animals and human athletes.
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Gene Sloan
Eleanor Barker
Garden City
Man's Word Is Bond Ashal Boyle Notes Silver Anniversary Dish
Hal Boyle recounts promising to breakfast in bed for his wife Frances on their 25th anniversary and the pair recall their 1937 wedding in Greenwich Village. He jokes about dowry and candles, while Frances quips the hardest years are the first 25. The piece blends humor with reflections on marriage.
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New York
Frances
Greenwich Village
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates Summary
Subscription terms for Garden City Telegram show monthly carrier rates of $1.55 locally, 30 cents weekly in other cities, and annual mail rates of $7.50 within listed counties followed by $15.00 elsewhere. Student rate is $5.00 for a school year. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas.
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Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray
Kansas
Tf Telegram
Associated Press Rights Notice Variation
A printed notice from a newspaper reserves exclusive reproduction rights for local news and AP dispatches. The text also states rights of publication for special dispatches are reserved, indicating standard copyright and usage restrictions.
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Associated Press
Algo
Prayer for guidance to live Christlike peace today
A brief prayer asking Gracious Father to guide believers in translating Jesus Christ’s qualities into daily life. Request for concern, peace, and brotherhood to become natural in the world today through Jesus Cristo.
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Jesus Christ
JFK urged Stevenson to stay in UN role not Senate
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy publicly teased Stevenson over a Senate run, urging him to remain at the UN where Kennedy praised his efficiency. The article details internal debates on Cuba including Rusk’s stance, the quarantine, and Stevenson’s distance from the crisis group while noting Mikoyan’s talks and later inspection tour.
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Washington
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
JFK
Los Angeles
Charley Bartleett
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Senate
Illinois
Adlai
Glen Ora
Alben Barkley
Eisenhower
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Italy
Turkey
England
United States
Rusk
Russia
Crisis Club
New York
Mikoyan
Castro
Ussr
USA
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kansas Town Mayoral Tie Becomes Humorous Lesson
The tale recalls a Kansas town where a joke ticket led to a mayoral tie with a respected banker winning reelection by two votes. A defeated candidate later left town after an unsuccessful sheriff bid, illustrating the quirky outcomes of local politics. The piece also cites James Reston on Nixon as a cautionary example of power, timing, and political craft.
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Wook
Elihu Allman
WaKeeney
Dick Nixon
James Reston
New York Times
Nixon
Los Snares
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Hal Boyle
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Talaphone
Uty East
Brownarvin Smith
Drew Pearson
Dust
Consumer's Union
U.S
Denver
P.S
Norma
Green
Folger's Coffee
Socky
Santa Claus
Jar
Pawtree Sweet
Rome
Texas
Calif
Chuck Roast
Santa Fe
Oleo
Supreme Crackers
Kraft Salad Dressing
Miracle Whip
Grahams
House of Lords
White House
Sonnie
Stoners
Garden
Stoner NO
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