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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
2
An editorial criticizes a Wisconsin publisher for a Florida segregation leader's protest over a version of The Three Little Pigs showing white and black pigs. The piece argues against banning books or portraying black animals as inferior, warning of a potential library purge in the South.
A Memorial Day parade in a Michigan city saw Catholic war veterans carry the flag of Jewish veterans, who could not march on Sabbath. The writer argues after shared battles soldiers should unite beyond race creed or religion and favor a single veterans organization for all veterans, with no sectarian divisions.
A reader uncovers a box of 1940s school day mementos including a Willkie button, defense stamps, V-Mail, autographs, a Capt. Colin F Kelly Jr image, 1941 fashions, a 1952 KU schedule, Ernie Pyle prints, ration stamps, and a 1945 Haskell graduation address, revealing an era of war and civic memory.
Washington's Sam Rayburn. 77, and 45 years in public service, risks obligations if he accepts 200000 dollars from Anderson’s friends for a library endowment. The move could affect his stance on Democratic legislation and ties to Rockefeller circles.
AP analyst James Marlow outlines how Khrushchev forces the United States to monitor two parallel conversations. At Geneva, Gromyko and Herter respond to official positions while Khrushchev speaks from Moscow. The cycle of threats and warnings stretches negotiations, prompting Eisenhower and Dulles era officials to insist on limited concessions.
NBC reports two non pro leagues in the Kansas City area are certified for the 29th Kansas Non-pro Tournament in Wichita starting July 10. The McDonald league includes Olathe Naval Air Station and five Kansas City teams, while the Jayhawk league features Osawatomie Munice Sibley Paula and three Kansas City clubs.
Washington AP columnist ED Creagh sketches a satire on wealth and poverty, noting the rich can buy comforts yet money cannot solve all ills. He muses on credit, borrowing, and the irony of financial power versus equal rights, ending with a quip about charge accounts.
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