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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
5
The nuclear powered submarine Sculpin prepared for a Panama Canal transit to join the U.S. Pacific Fleet after being commissioned at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula Mississippi. It is the first of five atomic submarines to be built there and marks a milestone for the program.
During the Roman era Egypt supplied Rome with large gas shipments totaling about 150000 tons annually. The flow reflects ancient trade networks and Egypts vital role in provisioning the capital with essential resources under imperial governance.
AP report notes a mother struggles to get Suzy preteen to wash her face after TV soap ads. The piece also reviews CBS and ABC programming, praising Steel Hour renewal yet criticizing stale, cliché filled scripts. It highlights Eddy Albert and Dolores Gray on stage, Ed Sullivan’s rescue of All the Way Home, and upcoming sports programs including Monaco Grand Prix and Le Mans.
Rep. Robert Ellsworth of Kansas introduced a bill to speed land acquisitions for migratory bird refuges and waterfowl areas. He cited droughts across the northern United States and Canadian plains depleting duck populations. The bill would authorize the Treasury to advance funds, repaid over years from hunting stamp income.
Sutton area schools end term as Amy School closes in April and Shallow Water finishes May 19. Graduations, memorial services, and local visits mark the close, with teachers relocating, attendance at camps planned, and May rainfall reported at 3.86 inches for the month.
Fraser Hall at the University of Kansas suffered minor fire damage when an electric welding torch shorted wiring in the north tower. Officials project costs limited to a few hundred dollars. The building houses extension services and several departments. students and staff evacuated briefly during finals. Fraser Hall, dating to 1872, was funded by Lawrence residents.
A French dish features minced cooked artichoke hearts folded into a seasoned egg mixture to create an Lomatet. The method emphasizes integrating the artichoke flavor with the eggs for a cohesive, delicate dish.
Jacqueline Kennedy surprised Paris by wearing a white silk gown and matching coat by Hubert de Givenchy at the Versailles Hall of Mirrors. The sleeveless gown featured a jewel embroidered bodice and bell skirt, complemented by cascade earrings, a diamond ring, and a Louis XIV chignon.
London AP reports evangelist Billy Graham 41 defied doctors by leaving his sick bed to attend a northern England campaign. Aides said he would travel by train to Manchester to address an audience estimated at 60,000 on Saturday evening.
A patient asks if injections can desensitize fish allergy. Most specialists say injectable desensitization for foods is not satisfactory. Fish allergy is severe. unless advised otherwise by a doctor, strict avoidance of fish is the best approach to prevent reactions.
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