Press Fights Censorship by Coolidge Coach in Local Game
A Coolidge coach refused to release a box score of a Coolidge versus Kendall game citing potential head-ego effects on players. The Telegram published the box score after Kendall supplied it, highlighting censorship concerns. The piece cites additional instances from junior college football, Hugoton radio, and other towns where officials seek favorable publicity over full reporting.
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Coolidge
Kendall
Telegram
Jaco
Gamhne
KIUL
Hugoton
Letter on names and living long thoughts from Peter
A reader writes that Garden City streets honor early and late citizens and reflects on life, suffering, and medical care. He praises hospital staff at St Catherine and Kansas University Medical Center while hoping to live as long as possible during the Christmas season.
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Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Peter
Retired Fellow Plans Painting Career on Maturity
Hal Boyle profiles a party guest who, amid martinis, declares he will teach painting to portray human maturity. He envisions a new school of portraiture that rejects youth fixation and aims to depict wrinkles of experience as art.
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New York
Kennedy Transition Moves Forward Smoothly In Washington
Drew Pearson reports on the Kennedy Eisenhower transition feeling confident with a smooth handover. Kennedy aides and Clark Clifford are highlighted as preparing the new administration to be efficient, contrasting past transitions and noting key fundraising and political maneuvers surrounding California and Hoffa diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Coolidge
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Roosevelt
Korea
San Francisco
Hisenhower
Berlin
Ike
Koea
Clark Clifford
Coolidee
Garden City Telegram Public Rights Notice
The Garden City Telegram announces news content is exclusively licensed for reproduction by The Associated Press. Local news printed in this newspaper is protected and all publication rights are reserved.
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Associated’ Press
Associated Prags
Distaff Side Tells What To Give The Girl Who Has Everything
Short column notes odd gift ideas and local notices including last minute specials such as three black puppies from Minnie Yount and small dog puppies from Homer Kiehla near the fairgrounds. It also mentions PresidentElect Jack Kennedy assembling a diverse Cabinet and profiles Kenneth Lyon’s career path from Garden City to Wichita.
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Minnie Yount
Princess Beauty Shop
Homer Kiehla
Fairgrounds
Homer
Kenneth Lyon
Garden Ad Cition
Wichita Eagle
Wichita Silhouettes
Lyon
Garden City
Production Credit Association
Herb Clutter
Cooperative Equity Exchange
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
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Shop Qur
Uptown
la Sethe
Drew Pearson
John JF. Kennedy
California
Joe Alperson
Affiliated Metals (Stainless Steel) Company
Joe
Democratic Party
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Lytton Savings
Larry O'Brien
Dan Martin
Northwest Pacific Coast
John Bailey
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Alperson
Frank Sinatra
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Jimmy Hoffa
Bobby Kennedy
Hoffa
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Crusaders Anonymous
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