Garden City Municipal Band Opens Season At Stevens Park
A small crowd attended the Garden City Municipal Band’s first concert of the season at Stevens Park Friday night. The tax supported group will perform weekly through July and at special events like the July Fourth celebration. Despite sparse benches, musicians delivered a well balanced show, with broadcasts on KIUL reaching car listeners around the park. The write up laments low in-person turnout and urges continued city support or private sponsorship if public funding declines.
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Gratitude to Unknown Samaritan for Cemetery Cleanup
Albert Rowan thanks an unknown person or people for clearing weeds at Eminence Cemetery during his annual visit with his wife. He notes the yard work made the cemetery look better than in years and wishes to acknowledge the unseen workers who maintained the graves.
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Hal Boyle Says Every Home Has An Oikologist
Hal Boyle reflects on the ironic US government title oikologist a housekeeper noting New York City's vast subsurface workforce. he jests at education, marriage, fashion, and daily life while weaving quips from public figures as he muses on a nation on the move and the breadth of American humor and ambition.
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Terms of Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas
Terms of subscription by carrier a week in Garden City weekly rates by carrier one month in advance in other cities where service is available seven fifty per year in Garden City and sixteen dollars per year elsewhere by mail to Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Warmilton Kearny Grant Haskell and Giray counties postage paid at Garden City Kangas. Telegram motor carrier service required to have publication day. Associated Press is entitled to reuse all news printed and AP dispatches.
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U S Supports Dictators Not Democracies Across Nations
Drew Pearson analyzes U.S. backing of military rulers from Trujillo to Somoza and Franco, arguing American aid trained dictators rather than democratic leaders. He cites Trujillo’s rise after a brief democratic experiment, Somoza’s Nicaragua rule, Korea’s Rhee era, Franco’s Spain, and Southeast Asia, where aid favored top commanders over bottom-up democracy.
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Methodists Set Meeting in Atchison This Week
The annual conference of the Methodist Church will convene in Atchison Kansas from Tuesday through Sunday with Bishop Eugene Slater presiding. Atchison hosted the churchs inaugural conference a decade ago. Dictatorship in Korea General Chang Bo Yungz, the new Korean strongman, learned of...
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Distal Side Sweet Young Member Desires Scotch Pastdues
A humor filled column notes a young member of the Country Club liking to drink Scotch but failing to acquire the taste. The writer jokes about neighbor intrigue, family hints, and community chatter including a poet child, a club member, and a mock mayoral bid. Tax fears and space ship fantasies pop up as locals discuss city life and London cartoons.
Kennedy’s foreign affairs test remains unresolved
President Kennedy excels in politics and Congress but remains an unknown in foreign affairs. His Paris and Vienna meetings with De Gaulle and Khrushchev yielded amiable ties, not decisive policy. Communiques hinted cautious steps on Berlin and Southeast Asia, with diplomats signaling more detail to come as Congress winds down.
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