A Downtown Problem Editorial Focuses on Delivery Vehicle Space
The piece argues Garden City and similar cities struggle with unloading space for trucks in congested downtowns. It notes rear access is often unavailable, double parking remains allowed, and historic layouts failed to anticipate motor traffic. It urges actions like implementing one way streets to ease growth pressures.
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Rita Tushingham Clings to Luck and Fame in Film Rise
New York report profiles Rita Tushingham, 23, a Liverpool girl who rose from grocer’s daughter to Britain’s rising film star without formal drama training. Born 1944, she quit school at 15, trained at Liverpool Repertory, won the lead in A Taste of Honey over 2000 rivals, and starred in five films. Married to Terry Bicknell, they have a 20 month old daughter. She values family, dislikes routine, and seeks balance between profession and life.
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India Has Most Illiterates in World Says Economist
New Delhi AP report notes an Indian economists meeting where D S Kothari criticizes India's spending on education at about 2.10 dollars per student per year versus about 300 dollars in the United States. He warns India has the largest illiterate population at 330 million and calls expenditures on education insufficient.
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Army Forces Bridge Destruction Backfires on Town
A rural community near New Delhi lost its bridge when the army destroyed it to build a temporary replacement. The army then decided to reclaim the bridge, leaving 75,000 residents to travel five miles farther to reach the capital. A permanent bridge is at least a year away.
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Vernon to Manage Vancouver Mounties in Pacific Coast League
Mickey Vernon, former American League batting champion, will manage the Vancouver Mounties in the Pacific Coast League. Last season he coached for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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English Show Features Art Work of Africans
The Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford opened a new gallery with an exhibition titled Art from the Guinea Coast showing 120 West African bronzes terra cotta and wood carvings. The article notes African art flourished from the third century BCE to AD 200.
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Terms of Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas
Subscription terms list monthly carrier rate in Garden City and weekly rate for other cities, with annual mail prices by county and nationwide. It notes publication-day delivery conditions and special rates for students, referencing Finhey and multiple counties.
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Israelis and Arabs face Dust Curtain in Near East tensions
Drew Pearson notes Israel surrounded by 13 Arab nations with 100 million people, while Israel has 2.5 million residents. He argues long term peace hinges on Arab-Israeli cooperation, cites Avnery’s Knesset win pushing Arab inclusion, and critiques internal Arab treatment under military rule.
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The Good Knit Replaces Basic Black In Spring Style
Fashion writers in New York note a shift from the basic black to the good knit for spring and summer. Two or three piece Italian knits cost more, with color and versatility replacing the former staple. A humorous anecdote about a husband misreading a bill and a clever leftovers scheme highlights kitchen ingenuity.
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Longton Mail Carrier Morgridge Remembered in Telegram Photo
A Longton Kansas reader recalls Hotchkiss Morgridge, a longtime mail carrier who served 45 years and helped drivers in distress along his routes. The letter notes his early routes on white horses, a 5 Points incident with a nearby car fire, and local memories from Garden City.
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