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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1959

Page

3

No Excuse for Tragic Kansas Intersection

An editorial urges action on a semi blind Kansas intersection blamed for recent fatal crashes. It argues human error remains central despite safety devices and road improvements, warning drivers to accept responsibility as highway travel remains a calculated risk.

Kansas

Wish We Had Said It Dollars and Children

The citizens advisory committee to the Kansas Education Survey endorses doubling state aid to schools, arguing higher state funding would improve quality. They criticize the current formula as unfair, noting wide district levies and underpayments per pupil in Wichita and city systems.

Citizens Advisory Committee Kansas Education Survey Kansas Ri Wolford Humboldt Lyon County Ford County Harry Faris Hutchinson Wichita

Gold Star Mother Bids Farewell to Last Son

Muskegon Michigan mourns as Gold Star mother Mary Smith says goodbye to her 17 year old son Mlawd who joined the Navy. The Smith brothers Howard Donald Lionell Charles Alfred all served in the Navy with varying fates from survive to death, shaping a family history marked by wartime duty and loss.

Muskegon, Mich Mary Smith Mlawd Tha Aleth Cauyuy LG Bale Howard Donald Great Lakes Ill Walter Gretchen North Atlantic Charles E. Smith Jjoin Navy United States Thule Greenland Alfred

Distaff Side Notes on Marriage, Jobs, and Local Tidbits

Surveys show married people live longer and teachers happier, with a living wage for educators. A silent film relic from Great Bend features Dick Bortz, preserved by Larry Bryant of Phillips Funeral Home. Rotary tribute to Doug Crotty highlights his tenure as district governor. Cosmetic ad touts Snowball of Fire lipstick. Magazine fillers promote tempting snacks for youngsters. An observation on baldness concludes the item.

Gumshoe Gas Dick Bortz Great Bend Bortz Larry Bryant Phillips Funeral Home Davy Crocket Doug Crotty Rotary Crotty Douglas Douglas Crotty

Ike Threatens Use of H Bomb

Washington notes Drew Pearson as associate writer discusses his long history with people to people diplomacy and past campaigns from Friendship Train to Messages to Moscow. The piece recalls Pearson’s aims and interactions with Eisenhower and his belief in engaging common people to soften Cold War tensions.

Drew Pearson London Jack Anderson Washington Drew Pearson Geneva NATO Alliance Europe Haly Moscow

Ike ends wary stance on people to people plan

The piece notes shifting views on a people to people effort across the Iron Curtain with support from Gen. Omar Bradley and Secretary George Allen. It cites Eisenhower endorsing the idea and recounts private talks about using overwhelming force if limited wars escalate, while detailing regional tensions in Iraq Yugoslavia and Nicaragua involving Khrushchev Tito and Whelan's Nicaragua warnings.

Ike Sen Joe McCarthy Drew Iron Curtain Turkey Yugoslavia Berlin Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs George Allen Eisenhower John Mahan Veterans of Foreign Wars White House VFW Marine Corps Baghdad Kassem Iraq Mahdawi Tito Russia Khrushchev Albania Tirana Belgrade Tom Whelan State Department Manaugua Nicaragua Whelan

Old Soldier Now a General

Walter Williams, 116, of Houston receives an honorary five star general rank from the Confederate High Command at his bedside during a weekend ceremony. Donald A. Ramsey, executive commissioner, presents the commission as Williams rests with a whisky nod and a slight chill noted by his doctor. In Marlin, First Presbyterian Church members worshipped in a newly air conditioned sanctuary with cushioned pews. Rev. H. B. Streater preached “Don’t be too comfortable.”

Houston Tex Walter Williams Confederate High Command Donald A. Ramsey St. Petersburg Fla Marlin First Presbyterian Church H. B. Streater

Despondent farmer Kordash kills two, ends life near Macon

In Missouri a 70 year old farmer, Mike Kordash, lured two neighbors and killed them then killed himself after a failed attempt to shoot a third. Sheriff Claude Bloomberg said the victims were Claude Inman 68 and Charles Hermis 55 near Macon.

Macon Alway Claude Bloomberg Mike Kordash Kordash Claude Inman Charles Hermis Bloomberg Denver Orbin Inman Forrest Vansickle Vansickle Hermis

Publication rights and subscription rates notice

The Associated Fresc outlines exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Subscription terms include second class postage in Garden City Kansas, weekly carrier rate, and annual mail costs for Finney and surrounding counties. Regional rates vary by location and destination.

Jember Associated Fresc Associated Press Garden City Kansas Oalis Finney, Uane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant, Haskell Gray Counties

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