Local Humane Society asks public aid for new shelter
Telegram report spurs help requests for dogs and cats while officials urge restraint. Eleanor Barker and organizers say funds and extra volunteers are needed to expand the shelter, aid that may come from committee efforts and public contributions. Garden City Chamber of Commerce prints 10000 postcard cards for tourism promotion as Highway Club features draw visitors. Gleeful Homemakers unit repaints park benches in Stevens Park.
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Humane Society
Eleanor Barker
Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Club of the Channel
Stevens Park
Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit
Garden Citians on State Ticket at Sunflower Boys State
Garden Citians Bryce Roderick and Roger Stoner run for secretary of state and attorney general on the nationalist ticket at Sunflower Boys State in Wichita. Governorship nominees are Ken Whitenight and Don Beahm. Robert Werner and Dean Wolfe attend as counselors as former governor Werner prepares to hand over to the new leader.
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Garden
Summer School Session Gets Underway Monday
Garden City plans a summer school with 150 elementary pupils enrolled. Classes run at Garfield School from June 11 to August 3 with a two-session daily schedule in six grades plus remedial reading. Instructors include Erickson, Kopp, Middett, Roper, Osborn, Reid, Pan, and Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Hazel Erickson
Leo Kopp
Hazel Midgett
Norma Roper
Gene Osborn
Pan, Reid
Ted Roberts
School Building Progress Good at Senior High Gym
Architect Bob Cobb reported the senior high gym and new junior high are on schedule with progress and workmanship praised. A carpentry shortage delays the junior high by about ten days. Pre-stressed T-frames will arrive next week, four already on a rail siding. The board discussed insurance plans, resignations, new contracts, a lunch supervisor vacancy, and purchases including a tractor with mower and snowplow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cobb
Board of Education
Cobb
Don Threlkeld
Don Toland
Georgia Matthews
Utah
Patricia Gore
Northeastern State
Pallaquah
Okla
William Dever
B.S
Oklahoma State University
Ami
OSU
Jean Selichnow
St. John
Leroy Hood
Income Tax Cut to Be Proposed Not a Total Loss
New York AP report: Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon said the administration will propose a broad income tax rate cut next year as part of a fundamental tax reform. He tied the plan to revenue-raising offsets, with no final decision on base broadening or loophole closing, and linked it to economic growth amid a recent stock-market decline.
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NEW York
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dilton
Congress
New York Financial Writers Association
Dillon
New- York Stock Exchange
Dilter
Rainy spell progresses with expected severe storms ahead
Kansas faces more rain as thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern areas after departing west. Showers earlier left under an inch, with highs near 89 in the west and 81 to 89 in mixed locales. Flood risk subsides though minor river rises noted on Solomon, Saline, and Cottonwood near several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Olathe
Garden City
Goodland
Manhattan
Solomon River
Glasco
Beloit
Niles
Salina
Tescott
Cottonwood
Cottonwood, Fally
Emporia
Weather Bureau
Fields Dry as Cutting Resumes in Kansas
In southern Kansas fields dried rapidly as wheat harvesting resumed. Great Bend AP bulletin notes clear windy weather aiding drying, with cuttings starting at noon in Clark County and Sumner County offices reporting possible afternoon cutting. Minor shortages of combine operators and truck drivers were cautioned at Wellington and Anthony, while other offices said supplies were adequate.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Harvest Labor Control Office
Farm Placement Service
Kansas State Employment Service
Clark County
Culuwell
Wellington
Sumner County
Anthony
Jetliner crash at Orly hints at desperate pilot effort
Paris AP reports evidence suggesting Air France Boeing 707 attempted to abort takeoff before crashing at Orly Airport. The jet rose briefly, struck a fence, exploded, killing 121 American passengers and eight crew plus Air France's Atlanta agent. Investigators see brake, throttle reversal, and wheel smoke indicators. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. aids identification. many victims include Atlanta cultural leaders. The chartered flight carried the Atlanta Art Association on a European tour.
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Paris
Air France
Orly Air
Atlanta
Roland Hoche
Pierre Loiseau
Orly
Ivan Allen Jr
Atlanta Art Association
Allen
Pinewood Derby Winners Listed at Armory Event
Cub Scouts from the local Boy Scout Council held a Pinewood Derby at the old Armory. Winners included Craig Matthies first in Beauty and Design, Danny Wick second, Danny Dierks third from Packs 90 and M1. Speed Class went to Ray Orth first, John Wagner second, Curtis Brook third. Poley Class crowned Bradley Hull first, Roger Dunn second, Walt Meyer third. Sid Reynolds officiated as starter with district chairmen Andy Ott and Joy Salyer assisting.
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Boy Scout Council
Old Armory
Galndatures
Craig Matthies
Danny Wick
Dighton
Danny Dierks
Dodge City
Ray Orth
Sublette
John Wagner
Garden City
Curtis Brook
Kismet
Bradley Hull
Scott City
Roger Dunn
Richfield
Walt Meyer
Sid Reynolds
Andy Ott
Joy Salyer
Syracuse Youth Named To Naval Academy
Rep J Floyd Breeding announced three additional academy appointments from his eligibles list. Robert C Dunavan of Great Bend goes to West Point while Robert B Scarbrough of Pratt and Tyson K E Weihe of Larned join the Naval or Air Force academies along with Jay Warren Dees of Scott City and Michael L Hoff of Syracuse and Dennis Headberg of Harper.
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Washington
J. Floyd Breeding
D - Ran
Robert C. Dunavan
Great Bend
West Point
Robert B. Scarbrough
Pratt
Annapolis
Tyson KE. Weihe
Larned
Air Force Academy
Breeding
Air Force
Secretary of the Navy
Jay Warren Dees
Scott City
Michael L. Hoff
Syracuse
Dennis Headberg
Harper
Naval Academy
Primary Voting Opens Today In Five States
Five states hold primaries to determine party nominees for state and national offices. California sees former Vice President Richard Nixon favored to win the Republican gubernatorial nomination while Iowa voters select Erbe and Hickenlooper for term extensions. The race includes Birch Society issues and opposition from Republicans Rousselot and Hiestand.
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Associated Press
California
Richard M. Nixon
South Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Misssissippi
Connecticut
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Harold E. Hughes
State Commerce Commission
Erbe
B. Smith
Iowa State University
Hickenlooper
Nixon
Joseph Shell
Shell
Edmund G. Brown
Twenty Seven Foreign Students Arrive for Garden City Visit
Twenty seven foreign high school students visiting Garden City for a weekend tour will arrive Saturday afternoon June 23 and stay until Monday morning June 25. They travel in a group of 64 buses on a three week nationwide tour, sponsored by the Garden City American Field Service chapter. Hosts are sought to provide homes, preferably with teenage residents, for 15 girls and 12 boys, with beds available. Activities include a Finnup Park picnic, a municipal pool swim, and family days on Sunday.
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Garden City
American Field Service Chapter
Finnup Park
Utah
Bob Hope Receives Honorary Georgetown Degree
Bob Hope in cap and gown at Georgetown commencement jokes about doctors and education. He thanks the university for the honor and tells graduates to avoid the world, while noting his travels entertaining troops and urging service with humor. Thirteen hundred plus attendees witness the famed comedian’s rollicking ceremony.
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Washington
Bob Hope
Georgetown University
Kennedy
American Medical Association
Georgetown
Robert Hope
Gustave Weigel
Edward B. Bann
S.J
Hope
Goodman Hits Soviet Barriers At Sochi Concert
Benny Goodman and his band faced Soviet restrictions during a second Sochi concert. Officials ordered RCA Victor to halt recording and instructed Terrence Catherman of the U.S. Embassy to stop translating Goodman's remarks. A translator was assigned.
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Sochi
Soviet Union
Benny Goodman
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Goodman
Black Sea
RCA Victor
Terrence F. Catherman
Dearborn
Mich
U.S
Garden Sass Gas Garden finds June showers bring long hours
Garden Sass Gas Garden notes that June showers lengthen work hours with the Jawnpown, reflecting local weather impact on routine tasks and schedules.
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Jawnpown
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Dean
Charles Walter
1103
Summit
Howart Brock
Barker
Henry Hall
Garden City Insurance Board
Hall
Continental Casualty Co. Athletic
Stad Ant
Honolulu
Johnston Island
Thor
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston
Joint Task Force
AEC
Defense Department
Earth
van Allen
Akron
la Junta
An Emporia
Bo Lamar
Hill City
Russell
Oh Salina Ee
Wlchita Snes
Trace
Lotseau
Jevers
Francoise Authie
John Birch Society
GOP
Republian
Birch Society
John Rousselot
Edgar Hiestand
J. D. Raynesford
AFS
Eva Bony
Greece
Garden City High School
Denver
Lynn Russels
Alan Ladd
Cleveland
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