Garden City Ed Director Questions Census Count
Garden City schools chief, speaking before Kiwanis, notes enrollment up about 35 percent in a decade while the town population rose around 10 percent. He suggests 300 residents may have been missed in the 1960 federal census, which could boost the district’s count toward 12,000. The Telegram will publish a form for missed respondents. radio stations will urge reporting.
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Garden City
Kiwanis Club
Atchison
Fort Scott
Chamber of Commerce Office
Chamber
Ingenuity Needed To Meet Summer By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle humorously contrasts boyhood summers with middle age and the dreaded "summer athlete" who cannot slow down. He depicts the perils of heat, overexertion, and family expectations, predicting another season will soon usher in another such excess.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Woodlands
Khrushchev Helped Shape Rockefeller as Presidential Candidate
Nikita Khrushchev’s sharp attacks on the Nixon era split Americans into camps and pushed Republicans to seek a new, noncontroversial candidate. Nelson Rockefeller, unlike Nixon, kept aloof from Russia but supported strong defenses and civil defense, positioning him as a practical, uncontroversial presidential choice amid a divided GOP. The piece notes Rockefeller’s past tensions with Eisenhower over defense reports and his Broadway-era persona of staying out of Washington.
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New York
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Khrushchev
Khrusachev
Kremlin
Moscow
USA
Rockefeller
Mikoyan
Russia
Ike
Geneva
Eisenhower
White House
George Humphrey
Rockefeller Brothers
Gaither
Ernst to speak at Carver museum centennial
Roger C. Ernst assistant secretary of the Interior will speak at the centennial observance and dedication of the George Washington Carver museum on July 17 at the Carver National Monument west of Diamond Missouri. The Carver District Association chaired by Mrs. Juanita Wallower announced the event as the museum stands as Missouri’s only national monument.
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Diamond, Mo
Roger C. Ernst
George Washington Carver Museum
Carver National Monument
Diamond,Jo
Juanita Wallower
Diamond
Carver District Assn
Missour
Sidewalk Bazaar Attracts Crowds With Unusual Display
A lively district scene centers on a Sidewalk Bazaar featuring a wagon packed with undressed mannequins, causing chatter as shoppers chase down bargain hats from Vogue Shop. Gypsy Helen’s two inch eyelashes draw stares while a humorous aside notes a petty family victory over a hidden roll of Scotch tape.
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Gypsy Helen
Charles) Vaughn
Nixon Stung by Rival Challengers Again
In Washington James R Marlow reports that Vice President Nixon faces renewed criticism from Nelson Rockefeller and earlier from Harold Stassen as he campaigns toward the Republican nomination. Party leaders rally to his defense, while Nixon insists he has spoken clearly on major issues and challenges Rockefeller to a televised in depth discussion.
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Nixon
Senate
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Moscow
Soviet Union
Helen Gahzgan Douglas
Melvin Douglas
Washingon
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Harold Stassen
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Stassen
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Her
Rockefeller Nixon clash over defense and policy
Rockefeller attacks Nixon on national defense proposing immediate 342 billion dollar spend to boost strength while Nixon defends defenses as adequate and vows any cost to maintain power. Foreign policy shows both leaders claiming the country is losing ground with limited new proposals from Rockefeller and no clear concession from Nixon.
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Rockefel
Nixon Gay
Rockefeller
Nixon
Castro Attacks U S as World Threat in Japan Speech
In Havana Fidel Castro condemned the United States, calling it the greater threat to Cuba than Chile's earthquake. He labeled atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as assassinations and accused vast powers of cold blooded aggression against civilians. He spoke while sending relief ships to Chile.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Chile
Castro
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Going On What I Like About Him Trail Room Praise
A fragment quotes a person praising a man for money looks and frequent visits to the Trail Room for fine food. The snippet hints at admiration or affection but lacks broader context or events. No dates or places are provided to anchor the note.
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Daniel Boone
Richter
King Feats
Garden City Telegram
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Drew Pearson
Nikita
Rocky
Washington
Manhattan
Hisenhower
Roger Ernst
Centennial Plans
Meule “T
Vogue Shop
Purnell
Vogue
James Marlow
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Stzssen
Herter
New Jersey
Garden City Telegrym
America
Assassin
Japan
Ab Cs Hotel
Warren
ENCO
Allen Travel Agency
Dighton
Kansas
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U.S. A
Okoboji
Hawkeye
Lake Okoboji
Derby Super Service
Rome
White Sands
Hawaii
Midwest
Derby
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