Sloan's Year editorial highlights Chamber resilience
The piece lauds Jim Sloan and the Chamber of Commerce for steady leadership during lean times. It notes Development, Inc. and the Cowden plant effort, praises routine programs, and credits sacrifice by leaders for the organization’s continued strength and respect.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jim Sloan
Chamber
Organization of Development, Inc
Cowden
Development, Inc
Sloan
Three Projects Listed for 1957 Chamber Agenda
The new Chamber board, installed last Friday, is urged to focus on three key priorities for 1957. A study and promotion of oil and gas industry cooperation, including marketing facilities and a pipeline. Planning with the city for airport development to meet present and future needs. Continued expansion of farm town relations, including a fall launch of a town and country party.
Presley as Symbol of Troubled Youth and Culture
The column argues Elvis Presley embodies a broader decline in taste and moral fiber, linking his sideburns and shaggy look to youthful crime. It critiques mass entertainment’s reach and calls for understanding of youths who idolize him, not simply blaming the icon.
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Elvis Presley
Presley
Tennessee
Prsident
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Pentagon
Stassen
Adlai Stevenson
State Department
Russia
Pearson Makes His Predictions for 1957 by Draw Pearson
Predictions for 1957 cover Virginia Warren future TV fame Mc Clellan and Murray Chotiner influence-peddling Hoffa probe Kefauver big business monopoly Bricker Amendment Air Force missiles long-range jets Franco American split and atomic weapons use Russians unveil atomic powered ice breaker AFL-CIO labor stance cabinet resignations Dulles Mitchell Wilson Summerfield Nixon political activity and Eisenhower era political ruthlessness
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Pearson Washington
Virginia Warren
Earl Warren
McClellan
Arkansas
Nixon
Murray Chotiner
Teamsters Union
Teamster
James Hoffa
Kefauver
Bricker
Eisnhower
Pearton
France
United States
Arctic
Mie Afl-Cio
1957 Outlook in a Patchwork of News and Hopes
A collage of 1957 glimpses covering Christmas buying, baby boom mail, political shifts in the GOP and Democrats, Ike’s peace efforts, Cold War tensions, and global unrest. Predictions include a weaker Old Guard GOP, Sam Rayburn aging, Lyndon Johnson waning influence, and a pivot toward easing East-West tensions with cautious U.S. diplomacy.
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Republican Party
GOP
Ike
Texas
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Senators Case
New Jersey
Javits
New York
Prayer text on rebirth and mercy
A devotional prayer praising God's love and mercy. It seeks rebirth through faith in Jesus Christ, asking to be saved from sin and granted a new holy life. The excerpt references Matthew 18:11 and emphasizes divine forgiveness and spiritual renewal through Christ.
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Father
Jesus Christ
Garden City Telegram staff and publication details
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sunday by The Telegram Publishing Company at 117 East Chestnut. Staff include Stuart Awdrey and Paul Murphy as managing editor and advertising manager, with mechanical and commercial superintendents, business manager, and city editors. Subscription rates listed for Kansas and outside Kansas.
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Telegram Publishing Company
East Chestnut Telephone
Stuart Awdrey
Aul Murphy
Jarvin Smith
Sir Farland
Runcell Eiliott
Hella
Austin
Associated Presa
Araccistad Presa
AP Wave
Llapatches
Ala Cpservar
Garden
Garden City
Kansas
Finney, Wane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell and
Gray
Ounties
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Pearson
John Foster Dulles
James Mitchell
Labor
Defense
Arthur Summerfield
Eisenhower Jr
Europe
Ite Dristal Side
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den Mother
P.T.A
Smith
Gardendale
Poland
East Germany
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Kremlin
IN Foreign Affairs
Eden
R. A. Butler
Red China
United Nations
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Hawaii
Korea
Washington
Mollet
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Panama
Near East
Man
Garden City Telegram
Harmony
Harmony House
SEARS
In, Patel
Salo
EAC
N. Main
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