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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1956
Page
6
An inexpensive want-ad notes a 170 acre irrigated Finney County property for rent. It features fencing, corral, water, and a wind break with a phone contact 53-3931 in Spearville.
East Berlin students at Humboldt University refused to attend a Communist propaganda meeting. Neues Deutschland said workers were invited to exchange comradely words. Junge Welt reported youths at a Dresden forum urged listening to broadcasts from Sweden and Switzerland over West Berlin or state stations.
A Gulf Wind train split after a coupling failure near here on Friday. About 20 people were injured in the rear section hitting the front as doctors and nurses arrived to give first aid. None seriously hurt. injuries were bruises cuts and neck pain.
In Washington both leaders seek broader understanding despite occasional policy rifts. Nehru backs realistic view of Red China and urges UN inclusion, while Eisenhower pushes US opposition to China in Korea and Formosa. They differ on Middle East tactics and the handling of Soviet relations as diplomacy progresses.
Vatican observers note the next consistory may elevate two African able men to cardinal in a move toward a more representative college. Possible U S candidates include Archbishops Cushing Keough Mitty and Bishop Sheen, reflecting US growth from 22.5 million in 1942 to 38.6 million today.
The Air Force will rename Smoky Hill Air Force Base near Salina to Schilling Air Force Base to honor Col. David C. Schilling, a World War II jet pilot from Leavenworth who died in a 1940s England car crash. The base will begin using the new name on March 16.
A scrambled cryptogram style entry lists items such as musical pipe and coconut husk fiber alongside names like Addison and Steele and Angie. It includes scattered numbers, distorted terms, and phrases implying playful wordplay or cryptic clues typical of an old periodical puzzle page.
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