Summer Weather Sparks Reluctant Praise From Garden City Visitor
A June-like spell of perfect weather draws chatter about tourists flooding Garden City highways. A touring family from out of town shared a jokey art Buchwald style interview about mountains and vacations, while locals note Lee Richardson's Zoo gains new visitors who praise its allure as the state’s largest, most delightful tourist trap.
Garden City freshmen diploma count totals 371
In Garden City last week 371 freshmen received diplomas with the names listed on Page 2. A photo of the honor students at Garden City Community Junior College appears on Page 7.
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Garden City
Garden City Community Junior College
Golfing nephew of Gus Garden causes chuckles
Garden's nephew quips that his big trouble on the greens is always standing too close to the ball after he hits it, drawing amused reactions from golf fans at the course.
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Gus Garden
Hand Grenades Explode in Jerusalem Anniversary Violence
AP reports hand grenades exploded in Jerusalem and Gaza as Arabs marked the second anniversary of the Six Day War. Four Israeli soldiers and four Arab civilians were wounded, with a bazooka shell killing a Gaza driver and clashes around Old Jerusalem. Police reported arrests, forces patrolled the city, and a procession of Arab schoolgirls was broken up. The strike action spread to Nablus while Beisan Valley firefights caused no Israeli casualties. Israeli leaders warned of tougher times and extended military service as the occupation continues.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
el Ma'azi
Gaza City
Gaza
Old City
Herod’s
Old Jerusalem
Nablus
West Bank
Jordan River
Beisan
Moshe Dayan
Syria
Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Israel
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Chile Blocks Rockefeller Visit Amid Student Unrest
Chilean government cancels Gov. Rockefeller's Latin America tour amid two days of clashes in Santiago. A Foreign Ministry note said Rockefeller should postpone the visit as violence and protests grow. Nixon officials said they expect the tour to continue despite Chile's decision.
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Santiago
Chile
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Eduardo Frei
Rockefeller
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Gabriel Valde
Valdes Sso
Latin America
Peru
Washington
Venezuela
Govermor
New York
San Clemente
Calif
Midway Island
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Brazil
Uruguay
Montevideo
Paraguay
First Concert Tomorrow Night by Garden City Band
Garden City Municipal Band directed by Rob ert Brock will perform tomorrow night in the park, an hour long program starting at 7 pm. The concert features an Original Dixieland Concert with a small combo including Jazz Me Blues and Dixie tunes, plus four marches and a Mozart Festival arrangement.
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Stevens
Park
Garden City
Robert Brock
Inwack
Crosley
Saint- Saens
Hospital Demands Timed Visiting Hours
St Catherine Hospital issued a plea for observance of visiting hours citing violations. Hours are 2 30 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m with no morning visits allowed. Physicians rounds patient care and baths occur during these times.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Farmers and Cities Service clash over gas rate hike
Satanta officials hosted Cities Service Oil Co representatives as irrigators from Haskell to Finney counties protested a new overhead gas charge. The meeting, led by Art Stone, debated the 16 dollar monthly rise and a Water Service Co. contract while KCC investigators audit the charges. Citizens urged protest under protest or payment pending findings.
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Nolan Howell
Satanta
Cities Service Oil Co
Cities Service
Haskell
Grant
Kearny
Stevens
Finney
Tom Widney
Hugh Anderson
John Steiger
Widney
Steiger
Bartlesville
Okla
Anderson
Oklahoma City
James Ford
Hugoton
Southwest
Kansas
Ulysses
Water Service Co
The
Nordling
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
ECC
Wea
Cities Service Co
Local Melodrama Receives Mature Rating in Garden City
Wayne LaMunyon announced the locally written melodrama The Birth of a Town or It Happened in the Garden will be staged at the Windsor Hotel for four nights next week. Based on Garden City history, the benefit aims to fund new Christmas decorations, with tickets at 5 dollars available at Piland's Renick Drug No. 2 and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Wayne LaMunyon
Garden
Windsor Hotel
Garden City
Bob Cope
Woolworth’s
Jack Wilcox
Ben Franklin
Bob Murray
Bill Alsop
Ann Cope
Dolly Throneberry
Janie Roberson
Jean Wentling
Mary Catherine Hinkle
Mack Linn
Piland’s
Renick Drug No
Chamber of Commerce
Americans: Bloody Minded People? Violent era noted by task force
The National Commission on Violence released a 900,000 word report noting Americans are violent by history and are likely to remain so. The study highlights the 1960s as a peak period with unprecedented antiwar protests and political murders, yet compares U S civil strife to other nations showing lower per capita casualties.
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Washington
National Commission On Violence
Robert F. Kennedy
National Commission On the
Commission
United States
Graham
Gurr
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