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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1960

Page

9

Shull Sees Local Action Needed On Garden City Pool

Ivan Shull head of the State Board of Health Division of Sanitation told the Kansas Local Health Officers Association that local action is required to fix Garden City pool. He cited turbidity as the main hazard, estimated $70 000 to upgrade or about twice that to replace, and noted Dodge City's approach of two smaller pools. Shull praised local management but urged facilities meet state standards, warning the board will not tolerate prolonged inaction.

Garden City State Board Ivan Shull State Board of Health Division of Sanitation Kansas Shull Dodge City Claude Owens Hutchinson Arkansas River Board of Health

Newcomer in Southwest Kansas Brings Raincoat Amid Dusty Weather

The piece notes ridicule of a newcomer who carried rain gear to Southwest Kansas as the weatherman’s forecast nags. It questions the upcoming change and mentions concerns about the sanitary state of the swimming pool, doubting much contamination this week.

Kansas

Muddy golf round yields quirky quotes at Jaycee Air Links

Players battled soggy fairways at Jaycee Air Links while winds whipped drives back toward the tee. One golfer joked the wind gave him an excuse for a poor score as a ball supposedly holed out in mud.

Jaycee Air Links

Municipal Band Concert at Stevens Park Tonight

Director Don Threlkeld leads the Municipal Band at Stevens Park with at least three spirited marches and selections from The Music Man. The band shell presents a fresh coat of paint and musicians play to suit the attractive surroundings.

Stevens Park Don Threlkeld

K State Picnic Set for Sunday

Western Kansas alumni of Kansas State University and their families are invited to the annual picnic at Scott County State Park Timber Canyon at 1 p.m. Sunday. Attendees include Doug Weaver new head football coach Bill Guthridge former cage star who will coach at Scott City this coming year Kenney L Ford alumni secretary and Mel Baughman assistant alumni secretary Si Harmon Garden City is in charge of arrangements.

Western Kansas Kansas State University Scott County State Park Timber Canyon Doug Weaver Bill Guthridge Scott City Kenney L. Ford Mel Baughman Si Harmon Garden City

Breeding Files For Nomination To Third Term In Congress

Representative J Floyd Breeding of Kansas Fifth District filed his declaration of intention to seek reelection as a Democrat. He plans active campaigning after the primary, opening headquarters at the Leon Hotel in Hutchinson mid September and visiting all 33 counties with Mrs Breeding. Republican Joe Hunter has filed for the Fifth District nomination.

J. Floyd Breeding Rolla Breeding Kansas Thursday Leon Hotel Hutchinson Joe Hunter Lyons Farmer and Stockman

Weather Tonight and Saturday Showers in Southern Areas

Tonight shows scattered showers and storms with locally heavy rain in southern and western counties and lows near 60s. Saturday is partly cloudy with afternoon and evening showers and storms, highs mid 70s to low 80s, light southerly winds. Sunrise 5 22 Sunset 8 05. Multiple city temps listed including La Junta Akron Dodge City Garden City Goodland Hill City Lamar Russell Salina Topeka with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the low 80s and a trace of precip noted in La Junta.

la Junta Trace Akron Garden City Goodland Hill City Lamar Russell Salina Topeka

Warehouseman steals to help friends in Vernon California

Joseph Gruber a 27 year old warehouseman stole items from his employer totaling 59000 dollars using a company truck to haul goods home and gave many away to neighborhood children. Police traced the thefts to him and he was jailed on grand theft suspicion after undercover work.

Jim Morrison Gruber Morrison

Nixon rejects Rockefeller offer for in-depth TV debate

Vice President Nixon says Rockefeller urged a televised in-depth discussion, but Rockefeller rejects the idea. Nixon defends his detailed issue positions and signals no change in plan to wait for the nomination. He notesRockefeller has a right to criticize the party while remaining a potential running mate.

Rockefeller Republican Party Nixon New York House Senate

Rockefeller Attacks Nixon as Eisenhower Policies Hit

New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller assails Vice President Richard Nixon and Eisenhower administration policies in a hard broadside. Rockefeller, aiming at the Republican nomination, called for Nixon to state his views before the convention and met with Eisenhower for 90 minutes before releasing his statement.

Philip New York Rockefeller Nixon Harry S. Truman Eisenhower Camden N. J American Broadcasting Co Washington Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller White House Thruston B. Morton Morton

Garden Sass Gas Garden Pitch Sparks Pool Slicing Idea

A quirky note suggests slicing a swimming pool to sell as pit silos for profit. The text references a Big Chevrolet truck model and a Detroit seller closing in November, with messy OCR details.

Graduating from Bible School at Church of the Nazarene

Last day graduation scene at the Church of the Nazarene as Wayne King shows artwork to his mother Mrs. Leland King during the morning ceremony. Bible school ends today for all churches with early summer classes.

Church of the Nazarene Wayne King Leland King

Demonstrators surround Hagerty car during Ike Japan visit

Five thousand Japanese demonstrators mobbed James Hagerty for an hour and twenty minutes in Tokyo as he and others prepared for President Eisenhower's Japan trip. Hagerty and officials said the protests would not alter plans for the June 19 visit. The assault included chanting, window damage, and blocking routes, with no harm to occupants.

Tokyo White House James C. Hagerty Hagerty Senhower Japan America Washington Anne Wheaton Thomas E. Stephens Eisenhower Thhey Kishi Liberal Democratic MacArthur Okinawa Embassy

Would Students Harm President Eisenhower

AP reporter Nate Polowetzky examines Tokyo student demonstrations against President Eisenhower as his June visit looms. Zengakuren activists threaten violence while Japanese public opinion, police strategy, and Emperor protection shape potential outcomes.

Nate Polowetzky Tokyo The Associated Press Eisenhower

Rainfall Keeps Soaking Garden City Area

Heavy rainfall continued in Garden City with an additional .48 inch overnight bringing the 1960 total to 10.07 inches. Measurements from KSUEA NE of town 3.31 inches since Sunday and city readings show .37 inch and .28 inch from local sites. A lightning strike at 1105 Safford caused a burned TV set and scorched wall with no injuries reported.

Garden City Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station Wolf Elevator Deerfield Lowe Holcomb Johnnie Roark Safford

Typhoon Mary Leaves 18,000 Homeless in Hong Kong

Typhoon Mary struck Hong Kong with winds up to 118 mph causing at least 30 deaths and 34 missing. Government officials report 18,000 people homeless as the storm's aftereffects spread across the British colony. A separate note mentions a big Chevrolet truck model display closing at Nolan Motor Used Car Lot in Adg 180-11.

Hong Kong

Knothole League Games on Schedule Despite Wet Grounds

Knothole League games at Clint Lightner Field and Finnup Park were postponed cleanup today. Lions and Rotarians to play minor league tilt at 6 p.m at Little League Field with major league rematch at 8 p.m. Officials also postponed Garden City Pioneer game at Walsh Colorado to 9 p.m. Tuesday due to wet grounds.

Clint Lightner Finnup Park Herman Beringer Lions Rotarians Garden City Pioneer Walsh Colo

Big Chevrolet Truck Show Ends at Nolan Motor Used Car Lot

A Detroit display of a big Chevrolet truck model closes at noon at Nolan Motor Used Car Lot on Main Street. The event promotes the model lineup and draws local buyers.

Detroit Zolee Motor Nolan Motor Used Car Lot Main

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Ity Warehouseman Rocky Prince Philip of Britain Red Cross Red Cross Office First Presbyterian Church Darrell Morrow Linda Thomas Pat Keller Kenny Thomas Ike President Eisenhower U. S Douglas MacArthur II Zengakuren Stephens Nolan Motor Used Car N. Main
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