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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1963

Page

3

Route of the Tourists Boosts Traffic to Colorado

A survey shows 20 percent more Americana will vacation this year with an average trip of 1 764 miles and spending 514 dollars. Colorado is the top destination among states, boosting Kansas traffic. US 50 lags behind rivals but eastern Colorado and central Kansas improvements help. Navajo Trail sparks new traffic to California. Garden City firms rely on tourist trade. Communities should create a favorable impression to encourage return visits and word of mouth.

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Las Vegas Goes Pure but Diversifies Business Style

The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a Las Vegas convention. Las Vegas abandons gambling heavy allure, adding hotels without casinos, pools, golf courses, and health clubs to attract business. Civic officials cite gambling as hindering plant site selection, signaling a surprising shift in the city’s image.

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To Distaff Side A Mother On Our Side Of Town

A column notes a mother changing household rules this summer and plans to instruct the children directly. It recalls a class of 1983 reunion, inviting all who attended or would have graduated, and lists contact names Mrs. J. P. Sheehy and Mrs. John Whitely. A light, humorous look at family routine and summer preparations follows.

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Traffic Accident Takes Second Victim in Kansas City

AP reports Allen J. Beall eighteen son of Col Arthur W. Beall died Sunday night marking the second fatality from a Cass County car overturn. Five youths, four sons of base personnel, were riding when the vehicle overturned on a curve Friday. Robert J. Mackenzie eighteen was also killed. the others were injured. Mackenzie was son of A R MacKenzie, Royal Canadian Air Force squadron leader at Richards-Gebaur AFB.

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Inside story of Kennedy civil rights seeks gradual path

Drew Pearson outlines Kennedy's backroom effort to pass civil rights alongside a priority tax bill. Bull Connors Birmingham dog attacks spark national urgency, shifting Nixon era politics toward stronger federal civil rights action amid Northern migration and economic tensions.

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World Today Pope Selection Struggle Shapes Church Policy

Associated Press reports on the Papal conclave beginning June 19, pitting conservative and liberal factions to decide a successor to Pope John XXIII. It notes Pope John’s progressive era, Pacem in Terris, and hints at Cardinal Cushing’s call for reform, including ecumenism and canon law changes, while acknowledging the difficult balance the new Pope will face amid global Catholic expectations.

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Claim to Fame Is 100 Shirts Hal Boyle Says

New York AP humor columnist Hal Boyle riffs on fame via owning 100 shirts. He recalls wartime adaptation and explains shirt breakdown: 20 white, 30 blue, 27 striped, 17 tan, 12 sport shirts. He jokes about wife opinions, hiding purchases, and offering a spare shirt to visitors in need.

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