Campaign Revisited in Kansan Politics
The article notes Garden City Attorney Dale Saffele’s renewed gubernatorial bid after last fall’s loss, with Governor Anderson replying by attacking Saffele’s lobbying during the legislative session. It mentions former GOP legislator Bill Mitchell of Hutchinson joining in, highlighting ongoing summer political activity and renewed campaign energy in Western Kansas.
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Topeka
Garden City
Dale Saffele
Reno County
Saffela
George Gagel
Kansas
Anderson
Saffels
GOP
Bill Mitchell
Iitchinson
Riding With Your Volunteers Fire Fighters In Garden City
The article comments on why a city of Garden City uses volunteers for its fire department, noting advantages like organizational pride and efficiency. It cites eligibility, training, response times, and the annual state fire school attendance, plus common questions from the public and safety reminders about heating, smoking, electricity, and weather-related fire risks.
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Deane Wiley
Garden City
State Fire School
Ihe
U.S
Former Envoy Granted Political Asylum in Soviet Union
London AP report says Harold Philby, former British diplomat and journalist who disappeared from Beirut last January, has been granted political asylum in the Soviet Union. He linked to Burgess MacLean defection and remains a mystery with many unanswered questions surrounding his life and activities. Also noted is a statement on U.S. machine tools aging, citing 64 percent at least 10 years old.
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London
APY
Radin
Moscow
Harold Philby
Soviet Union
Philby
Beirut
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Foreign Office
Ure
Middle East
Philliv
U. S
Garden City Telegram Advertisers And City Notices
Publication details for the Garden City Telegram include delivery options and rates. Page text lists addresses, regional delivery areas, and subscription prices for various periods, noting carrier service requirements and publication days in Garden City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Pinney
Lane
Set
Wichita Gressey
Hanlin Kearny
Grant Uauskel
Gray Cougties
Jlege
Letter to the Editor on the Clothing Project needs support
A long letter from Mrs. R. E. McGaugh urges Garden City readers to reconsider ending the Beaconlight IH. D. U. clothing project. She notes 150 families registered in six months, 25 donors, and many clothes saved from waste, urging city and county leaders to fund and manage the program to aid children and save welfare costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaconlight IH. D. U
Feiner
Garden City
R. E. McGaugh
E. Ulton
Hal Boyle Says Dog Bites Cost U S Millions
New York AP column notes dog bite cases reach 600000 annually costing about five million in medical expenses. Sixty percent of victims are under 20. two thirds admit unprovoked attacks. Also includes light notes on cooling tips, prosperity, gambling, readers, and quotes.
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New York
America
Rain Expected in Waynesburg as Forecast Holds
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania the day unfolded with rain as predicted. The steady shower began after most of the day had passed and was followed by lighter sprinkles. This marked the 77th rain day in seven years in the region, reflecting a typical July weather pattern.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Moorish Intermixture in Morocco Prompted Name Change
Arabs entering what is now Morocco intermarried with Berbers and produced the Moors. The term Moor evolved to describe those of mixed blood as well as Berbers and the few Arabs who remained pure in bloodline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Peace Steps Across Generations From Kellogg to Kennedy
Drew Pearson recalls leaders from Kellogg to Kennedy taking first steps toward peace. He notes Kellogg’s pact pursuit, Stimson’s naval reductions, Geneva years, and Khrushchev’s wary respect for Kennedy. The piece links past efforts to today’s move toward a thousand mile peace goal.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Frank B. Kellogg
Paris
Henry L. Stimson
Kellogg
London
Italy
Germany
Stimson
Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Noted Leaders See Path to Peace Amid Nuclear Fear
The speaker recalls Khrushchev and Kennedy as recognizing the danger of nuclear war. They note that united by two of the world’s strongest nations, war becomes unlikely, contrasting earlier steps toward peace with later efforts under Kennedy and Khrushchev.
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Camp David
Tke
Khrushchev
Ike
Paris
Black Sea
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Kellogg
Stimson
Jimmy Byrnes
Khruschev
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Telephone
East Chestnud Iil Brown
Marin Smith Advertising
Alanagre
Hal Boyle
Helen Rowland
England
Christine Keeler
Arnold H. Glasow
Francois de la Rochefoucauld
Telegram
South Seas
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalingrad
Molotov
Jiminy
Stalin
Red
Bulganin
Columbia
Rogers Paint Products, Inc
Smart New Colors
IBC
West Chestnut
Gardés City
Sete
Printzess
Youthcraft
Mar-Dell
Parnells Fashions
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