1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk for sale in Garden City
Vintage car ad lists a 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk with dual range ultramatic radio heater and power brakes low mileage two door sedan. alongside a Fordomatic car for sale with radio heater and seat covers two tone finish engine reconditioned. Also a long local ordinance text about Southwestern Bell Telephone Company operations in Garden City Kansas and rental notices for apartments and rooms.
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Studebaker
Fordomatic
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Garden City
Kansas
Kanasa Thal
Hertin
Telephone Company
Neidental
State of
Tor
Jorer Bray
Beersheba Underground Cities Unearthed in Desert
Near Beerisheba in Israel's Negev archaeologist Jean Perrot reveals underground cave villages dating to about 4000 B C. The sites include Khir bet el Bitar and Tel Beersheba, housing up to two hundred people each with vertical shafts and tunnels. Surface remains show fire places basins and huts foundations. The Beersheba culture may explain ancient underground living for security or sun protection.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Beer- Isheba
Negev
Jean Perrot
Perrot
Abraham
Joshua
Khir
Bet el Bitar
Beersheba
Tel-Beersheba
Cyrenaica
Libya
Eee
Kids Day in White House
Washington Christmas Day at the White House focused on the children of President and Mrs. Eisenhower. Grandchildren David 8 Barbara Ann 7 Susan almost 5 and Mary Jean 1 arrived with Maj. and Mrs. John Eisenhower from Ft Belvoir. The First Family posed for pictures and exchanged gifts during a family Christmas Eve dinner. His gifts included monogrammed silver boxes. details of Mrs Eisenhower’s gifts were not disclosed. There are 10,000 miles of railroad track in Ontario.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
David
Barbara Ann
Susan
Mary Jean
Army
John Eisenhower
Ft. Belvoir
Mas. Eisenhower
John S. Dowd
Bookstall Keepers Ply Leisurely Trade In Paris
Bouquinistes along the Seine sell second hand books maps prints and occasional stamps or coins. They operate from boxes on the riverbank and enjoy a peaceful historic trade that dates to the 17th century. A recent debate over banning the stalls stopped after an American tourist warned she would not return to Paris if the bookstalls disappeared.
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Paris
Seine
Tomer
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Bhouquiniste
Students Still Loyal Reds in Moscow Reply to Dulles
MOSCOW A group of Soviet youths countered Allen Dulles by saying Soviet students are still as Red as ever. They dismissed his Princeton speech as lies and slanders and asserted their own aim to improve life in socialist land. A Komsomol Pravda letter from Moscow Power Institute students urged better analysis of people psychology and noted ongoing meetings and gatherings amid concerns over higher education.
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Moscow
Allen Dulles
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Princeton University
Dulles
Komsomol Pravda
Moscow Power Institute
Oil Production Makes Another Climb
The Oil and Gas Journal reports the weekly U S crude oil and condensate production for the week ending Dec 22 rose by 16 070 barrels to 7 293 895. Gains occurred in Kansas 7 900 to 341 000 Oklahoma 6 400 to 66 250 and Colorado 1 200 to 158 100 Nebraska 1 950 to 39 800 while Illinois fell 4 000 to 238 000 and Arkansas edged down 500 to 77 600. Year to date output reached 2 549 578 990 barrels, up from 2 420 570 860 a year earlier.
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Tulsap
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Colorado
Nebraska
Arkansas
Chau En Lai pledges 4000 rupees for Pakistan TB fund
Chinese Premier Chau En Lai announced a donation of 4000 rupees to Pakistan's tuberculosis welfare fund in Lahore, his second gift since arriving. Pakistan receives millions yearly in American military and economic aid.
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Lahore
West Pakistan
Chau En-Lai
Pakistan
Chau
Livestock Sale Notice at Pavillion on Highway 508
Sale announced at the pavilion located on Highway 508 two blocks east of Livestock Sale. Items priced at 20 to 25 dollars and phone contact listed as 318 percent.
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Nice
Kansas Ave
First Road
K&f Cafe
Second House
Taylor
Bill Watts
Lakin
Radio Free Europe Behind Iron Curtain Propaganda Reach
Munich based Radio Free Europe operates as a powerful propaganda tool broadcasting to behind the Iron Curtain. Started in 1949 by US figures including George Kennan and Joseph Grew, the privately run station costs over 10 million dollars annually and employs about 1,200 staff. It targets Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria with language broadcasts and plans expansion to Romania and Bulgaria.
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Munich
Germany
Radio Free Europe
George Kennan
United States
Soviet Union
Joseph Grew
Japan
Lucius Clay
Tinvo
Crusade For Freedom
RFE
Hungary
Dispatchers Go Upstairs Dispatchers Go Upstairs
New York City Transit Authority unveils a helicopter and radio based method to control city bus operations. The project aims to reduce long waits at bus stops by staggering arrivals. It is described as experimental by general superintendent James B. Edmunds.
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New York
New York City Transit Authority
James B. Edmunds
Tragic Christmas Infant Suffocates in Crib
In Junction City Kathryn Adams six months old suffocated after a foot wedged between crib railing and wall. Sheriff C W Crites cited the infant’s position as cause while the mother Mrs James Adams and a neighbor nearby failed to notice. Father serving at Ft Riley. The Mayflower dismantling note appears incidental.
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Junction City
Kathryn Adams
C. W. Crites
James Adams
Ft. Riley
NBC Broadcast Schedule Contrasts With Weather Memories
A fragmented NBC listing outlines a day of news and features including Weatherman reports, sport memories with Tony Jewell, One Man's Family, and various program segments. Names such as Morgan Beatty, Bob Wella, Larry Eves, and Ray Hudson appear among the lineup with times noted for morning devotion, news previews, and sign offs amid a busy December schedule.
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Ray Hudson
Tony Jewell
NBC - 230
Morning Devotion
Weatherman
Andy Erhart
Snrt
Rob Wells
Uncle Joe Aye
Apr Ang Jewell Ree
Oerean Beatty
NBC TV
Great Gilderslaeva
NBC
Music of
Manhattan
Wells Ren
Ap Editorial
Peleztari
Larry Hives
Arte
Larry Eves
Biznott
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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P.O
Dial
Smith Land Company
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Mrs. Neal Laughlin
FORD
Legals
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Wankhauser Draga
Lees Dillon
Julius Finke
VFW
Daniel Court
Ren
Regan
Penny Cleanora
Telphone
Pernilasion
Grantel
Ptreety
Albya
Red Canada
Cimarron, Kas, Company
Garden City Telegram
Sam
Milo
F. I. Breeden
Quinter
Kas
Phone
Satantz
Bob Harlow
Policyprus
Venice
Vernon Campbell
Call
Roger Ram
Holcomb
Bil Shrimplin
Hawley Bros
Ontario
Eugene Sheffer
Fuss
Marilyn Monroe
Stope
Marble
Great Lakes
Depression
Xavier
Cornelia Otis
Groucho
JZP
NFSN
SK WU
Advn
Miaiciriais Teveritiuaie Soil Mae Rco
General Arnold
Air Corps
Gounod Opera
Juana
Mexico
Nolay
Pepys Aw
Statesman
UF Teese Boexlat
School of
Cem
Tee
Eititie
Reds
Eastside Iron & Metal CO
E. Fulton
Iron Curtain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Frank
Bud Abbott
Louisville
England
Aggor
N. Mais
J. O
Stormont Construction CO
LEE & Woolman Construction CO
St. John
Smith Land
JEEP
Smith Land CO
AMANA
Smitley Burnette
Hilltop
Sc Pepper Agune
Mary Margaret
Fred Warine’y. Sangfest
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