Liberal criticism of Cancer Society withdrawal from united drive
Editorial condemns the American Cancer Society for pulling out of the Seward County Community Chest during a live annual drive. It argues funds saved from the withdrawal will not reach the Cancer Society and urges donors to request refunds. The piece recalls past pressure by state officials and favors the united fund approach over separate campaigns.
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City debates downtown parking permit plan in Salina
The city of Salina weighs selling permits to firms to park in designated off street lots, allowing bypass of meters. Critics question legality and public acceptance, noting merchants and employees crowding frontages and pushing customers to distant spaces. If successful, Garden City plans a similar off street program in 1961.
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Blizzard Melt City Heart Says Hal Boyle
AP writer Hal Boyle notes that a blizzard reveals New York City’s hidden humanity as an eight million strong crowd becomes civil, helpful, and neighborly during heavy snow, turning the metropolis into a small town mood. He argues frequent blizzards could reveal the city’s real human heart.
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Recount Narrows Gap In Oklahoma District Race
In Oklahoma CityAPVictor Wickersham holds a slim seven vote lead over Clyde Wheeler as recounts finish in 18 counties. Wickersham unofficially totals 98,133 votes to Wheeler 68,126 with five western counties still to count. Wheeler earlier led by 188 votes after the November 8 election.
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Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas Notice
Subscription details for Garden City readers. Carrier delivery through multiple cities, with weekly rates and monthly options. Reproduction rights reserved for Garden City newspaper and AP dispatches. Publication day requirements noted for mail and carrier service areas.
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Cotton Owner Nominated for Kennedy Agriculture Post
Albert Story a Missouri cotton plantation owner emerges as a possible Secretary of Agriculture candidate in the Kennedy administration. Story, 44, says he has received calls from various officials and is honored to serve if offered, though he notes no direct contact from Kennedy. He is the second Missourian rumor linked to the job, with Fred Heinkel also floated by Sen. Stuart Symington.
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Abbie) Story
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Storybacked by supporters amid cotton council ties
Supporters rally around Mr Story a Missouri figure seen as a strong candidate for the post He is described as a former president of the American and Missouri Cotton Producers Associations and a board member of the National Cotton Council and the International Cotton Council His widespread influence in cotton groups is noted as a key credential
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Kennedy Cabinet Men As Efficient Managers
President elect Kennedy surrounds himself with controlled, non flamboyant managers. Cabinet selections include Governors Ribicoff Hodges and Williams, plus Rusk and McNamara from managerial roles. Bell from Harvard and Udall as interior secretary signal a techlike, quiet administration shaping policy under Kennedy.
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Racial progress in Detroit uneven says Reuther
Detroit has made progress since the 1943 riot but racial gains remain uneven. UAW president Walter Reuther told a U S Civil Rights Commission hearing that housing segregation fuels segregated schools and ongoing resistance to open housing in Detroit and suburbs. Governor G Mennen Williams noted the U S image suffers from rights denials. The hearing opened with Reuther and Williams among early witnesses as the commission plans sessions on education housing and justice.
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G. Mennen Williams
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United States
Salary Cut Foreseen for New Secretary of State
NEW YORK AP Dean Rusk, set to lead as secretary of state in the Kennedy administration, is expected to accept a pay cut from his Rockefeller Foundation salary. He previously earned a confidential between 50,000 and 75,000 dollars annually, while the secretary of state post pays 25,000 dollars. No successor at the foundation has been named yet.
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Italian director Rosselli heads to Paris for project work
In Rome a film director Roberto Rosselli travels to Paris for a new project with Indian scriptwriter Sonali Das Gupte aboard the same flight. The pair share a plane ride while Rosselli was reportedly married to Ingrid Bergman at the time.
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Fairy Godmother Wish In A Widow’s Seasonal Note
The Distaff S de Qua Neighbor shares a holiday greeting from a longtime friend. The playful verse imagines a Fairy Godmother delivering youth and vigor, but ends with the speaker confessing she is just herself and heading to the doctor for a shot. Merry Christmas.
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