Garden City Editorials Praise Local Youth Sports Effort
The July 13 1963 Garden City Telegram editorial lauds summer softball and baseball programs at Finnup Park and across Garden City for drawing hundreds of players. It also condemns dangerous structures, supports the new city ordinance to empower inspectors to condemn such buildings, and urges cleanup of junky premises while noting budget pressures on local officials and the need for public understanding.
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Garden City
Finnup Park
City Commission
Gardendale World War II Beer Bottle Trees Fund
Gardendale houses a tree fund funded by refunds from beer bottle collections. Trees planted during WWII supported Housing Project for Garden City Army Air Base families. A young girl Julie Fishback shows a standout T ball play with a triple play. Ira Travis in Veterans Hospital near Wichita for treatment since early month.
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Raver
Gardendale
Garden City Army Air Base
Ira Travis
Santa Claus
Iray
Veteran's Hospital
Wichita
Local Newspaper Delivery Rates and Service Areas
Garden City Telegram lists subscription and carrier delivery details with prices. Rates include $1.00 per year elsewhere and $6.00 for seven years, with postage paid at Garden City Kansas. Local and surrounding county service areas are noted, along with carrier requirements and in advance payment.
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AMS Ab
Ty Garden Oy
Carlien S Oles
Fibney
Land Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Button Kearny
Giant Haakel
Gray Counties
Wid
Garden City
Kansas
Mt Tefenvain Metec Aureien
Red China and Khrushchev Split Shaped Cold War Talks
Drew Pearson outlines how tensions between Red China and Soviet Russia deepened in 1958 1959 and 1960 influencing U S Russian relations Camp David Paris and Rome visits U 2 incident and Khrushchevs push for Sino American détente. The piece notes Eisenhowers peace push and Kennedy era strains with Moscow and Beijing. Averell Harriman may lead a Moscow nuclear test ban effort.
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Red China
Soviet Russia
Drew Pearson
Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Mr. K
New York
United Nations
Communist Bloc
Quemoy
Matsu
Camp David
Peking
India
Nehru
Mao Tso-Tung
Formosan Strait
Eisenhower
Rome
Communist Party
Kennedy
Moscow
Ike
Russia
Paris
St. Louis
Soviet Union
Vienna
White House
Goldwaters
Keatings
Strom Thurmonds
Khrushettev
Kremlin
Averell Harriman
Transformation of Kettering home unveiled in Dayton
About 200 guests attended the unveiling of Charles F. Kettering's Dayton home transformation with Japanese style touches. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Kettering hosted the event honoring the men who worked on the thousand dollar project and their families.
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Dayton, Ohio
Charles F. Kettering
Eugene W. Kettering
Monarch Butterflies Theorized Return To Ancestral Wintering
Scientists suggest monarchs navigate by celestial cues and chemical senses to ancestral wintering grounds, but no monarch has been observed living long enough to guide younger generations.
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Garden City Telegram
Julie Fishback
Pat
Jim
Tiley
Kid Krown Wie Sait
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Ting
Pete
By Jimmy Hatlo
Tis Enhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Nerter
Victor Sukhedrev
Llerter
Eisenhewer
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