Garden City considers census count discrepancies for school enrollment
Garden City superintendent told Kiwanis that the 1960 census may undercount residents. Enrollment rose about 35 percent in ten years while population grew around 10 percent. If about 300 missed cases are found, the district could claim a 12 000 figure. The Telegram will publish a blank form for missed residents to report.
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Summer Meets Its Match for the Middle Aged
Hal Boyle humorously notes that the summer season burdens middle aged readers with an overzealous "summer athlete" who chases hikes and games until heat defeats him. His portrait contrasts carefree youth with middle age duties while wryly suggesting each June welcomes a new, equally tireless summer figure.
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Khrushchev Pushes Rockefeller as Nixon Rival for President
Drew Pearson analyzes how Khrushchev’s anti Nixon rhetoric splits voters. He argues Rockefeller must run to avoid political scar tissue from Nixon’s shifting stances. Rockefeller’s aloof stance on Russia and past defense protests position him as the best fit amid a divided GOP.
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AP News Rights Statement
This note states that The Associated Press has exclusive rights to local news printed in the newspaper and to AP dispatches and special dispatches, with all publication rights reserved.
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Ernst to speak at Carver museum centennial event
Roger C. Ernst assistant secretary of the Interior will lecture at the July 17 centennial observance and dedication of the George Washington Carver museum at the Carver National Monument west of Diamond Missouri. Mrs Juanita Wallower Diamond is Carver District Assn chair. The museum is Missouri's only national monument.
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Sidewalk Bazaar Charms with Unwrapped Mannequins
A breezy town scene centers on a Sidewalk Bazaar display in a station wagon packed with undressed mannequins. Vogue Shop hawks hats as shoppers snatch up bargains while others note curious fashion bits and local banter. In the end a playful note on a petty household win closes the slice.
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Nixon faces renewed push from Rockefeller in bid for GOP nomination
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller challenged Vice President Nixon over clarity on policy as congressional Republicans again rallied to Nixon. Rockefeller, who rejoined the presidential race, urged a thorough in-depth discussion while Nixon defended his record and urged a televised forum.
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Rockefeller Campaign Positions in Defense and Foreign Policy
Garden City Telegram outlines Rockefeller's criticisms of Nixon on National Defense and Foreign Policy. Rockefeller calls for an immediate 3 billion dollar defense boost while Nixon argues for sustaining all costs to keep strength. both offer limited specifics on foreign policy and admit or deny losses.
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Castro Calls U S Assassin as Cuba Milks Chile Crisis
Fidel Castro, speaking at a dockside sendoff for Chile quake relief, ripped the United States as a greater threat than earthquakes. He compared atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to assassinations and labeled US actions as cold blooded aggression against civilians.
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Living with a rich, handsome suitor and fine dining habits
A narrator praises a wealthy, good looking partner who consistently treats her to the Trail Room and its finest foods, highlighting his generosity and style.
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