Pool Turbidity Sparks City Health Debate in Garden City
Garden City officials face a pool safety debate as Ivan Shull of the State Health Board argues turbid water makes a pool unsafe and calls for treatment like filtration and chlorination. Local leaders consider upgrading or replacing the pool, with costs estimated around 70,000 dollars to meet state standards.
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Golfers muddled by rain and wind at local links
A light local column recalls soggy conditions at area golf courses in Southwest Kansas with windy days that push balls back toward tees. A newcomer with rain gear is teased for unsanitary pool chatter while a Jaycee Air Links round yields muddy balls and a windswept drive. The Municipal Band Concert at Stevens Park features Don Threlkeld leading three marches and selections from The Music Man.
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K State Picnic Set for Sunday
Western Kansas alumni of Kansas State University and their families are invited to a Sunday picnic at Scott County State Park at 1 pm in Timber Canyon. Food will be provided. Attending are Doug Weaver new head football coach Bill Guthridge former cage star Kenney L Ford alumni secretary and Mel Baughman assistant alumni secretary Si Harmon Garden City is in charge of arrangements.
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Breeding Files For Nomination In Fifth District Race
Representative J Floyd Breeding of Rolla filed his declaration of intention to seek re election to a third term as a Democrat in Congress. He represents Kansas Fifth District, plans an active campaign after the primary, opening headquarters at the Leon Hotel Hutchinson mid September. Breeding aims to visit all 33 counties with Mrs Breeding, while supporters organize a district wide campaign. Opponent Joe Hunter of Lyons has filed for the Republican nomination.
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Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast Brief
Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with locally heavy rains in southern and western counties, lows around 60s. Saturday partly cloudy with afternoon and evening showers and storms, highs mid 70s to low 80s, light southerly winds. Sunrise 6:22. sunset 8:05. Regional stations report temperatures ranging from the 50s to low 80s across several cities including Akron, Dodge City, Emporia, Goodland, Topeka, and Salina.
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Vernon Warehouseman Steals To Help Friends
Vernon California AP report says 21 year old warehouseman Joseph Gruber stole goods worth 59000 using a company truck to bring items home and gave many away to neighbors. Detectives say the thefts began as aiding friends and grew into a challenge with him. Gruber admitted the Robin Hood plan and was jailed on grand theft suspicion after police recovered loot from neighbors while passing on many toys.
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Nixon rejects Rockefeller bid for in-depth TV clash
Vice President Richard Nixon rejected Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's push for a televised in-depth discussion before the nominating convention. Nixon offered to debate after he clarifies his positions, citing his record and Eisenhower policy support. Rockefeller urged immediate disclosure of stances, while Democrats welcomed the spectacle amid New York's pivotal electoral votes.
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Rockefeller Attacks Eisenhower as Nixon Rival Emerges
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller assails the Eisenhower administration as he signals readiness to draft a presidential bid. He calls on Vice President Nixon to publish his views, while meeting with Eisenhower privately before a public statement, raising questions about his aim in the GOP race.
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Five Thousand In Tokyo Surround Hagerty Car Visit
In Tokyo five thousand demonstrators besieged James Hagerty's car for over an hour claiming to press to halt Eisenhower's Japan trip. Hagerty and aides escaped unharmed and stated plans to proceed with the June 10 visit, while police and guards protected the embassy. Demonstrations linked to Kishi's security pact and leftist unions continued outside.
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Students threaten violence against Eisenhower in Tokyo
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports fanatical university students and left wing unionists snarling traffic, shouting anti American slogans, and threatening harm to President Eisenhower during his planned visit. Zen gakuren members say the airport protest is a dry run for pressuring him to cancel the trip.
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Rainfall Keeps Pounding Garden City Area
More rain fell overnight adding .48 inches to Garden City totals as the sixth day of measurable precipitation. The Kansas State University station northeast of town reported 10.07 inches for the period and 3.31 inches since Sunday. Local gauges logged .25 at 6 am, .28 at the airport ten miles east, .30 at Wolf Elevator near Deerfield, and .40 at Lowe Elevator near Holcomb. A lightning strike at 7 pm hit Johnnie Roark’s home at 1105 Safford, burning a TV set and scorching a wall. no injuries were reported.
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Typhoon Mary Leaves 18,000 Homeless in Hong Kong
Typhoon Mary struck Hong Kong with winds up to 118 mph, leaving at least 18,000 people homeless. Authorities report 20 deaths and 24 missing as rescue teams comb devastated areas across the British colony. The scene emphasizes widespread disruption and urgent relief needs.
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Knothole League Games Go On Despite Wet Grounds
Knothole League baseball games were slated at Clint Lightner Field and Finnup Park as fields were drained and prepared. Lions and Rotarians planned a 6 p.m. minor league tilt and an 8 p.m. major league matchup at Clint Lightner Field. Pioneer baseball at Walsh, Colorado was postponed due to wet grounds and rescheduled for 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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