Fourth of July Plans Okayed and Civic Fest
A front page recap notes Fourth of July events in Garden City with a parade and Miss Southwest Kansas contest, dance and fireworks at Lightnerfield and Finnup Park. Contingent coast events include a doll buggy parade, kid fun fest, and a band concert. A car crash near US-151 is described, involving Robert M. Colby and family, with safe transfer of children. Jean Lohmann and Sophia Seymour head to Phoenix for possible jobs. Deane Wiley issues an article in Midwest Municipal Utilities. Other notes cover local municipal utilities and a rental business expansion by Stormont to leverage tourist attractions.
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Girard Argument Before U S Judge
A fragmentary report recalls remarks before a U S judge about district actions linked to a death and the duty of officials. It notes Eisenhower’s stance and mentions Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy and U S foreign policy in the Far East context.
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Weather and political tensions cloud a decision
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday accompany a volatile debate as the President weighs a major decision amid congressional discussions. The Defense Department and legal counsel argue the timing and personnel factors, while media reports link a casualties case in Japan to broader public opinion and policy stakes.
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Father's Day Gift Ideas From The Telegram Staff
The Telegram offers Father's Day suggestions and a special feature describing how to give Pop a present without spending a cent. The piece appears in a Father’s Day special with ads and ideas spread across Page 12.
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Voss Injured In Vehicle Crash Near Garden City
Eldon H. Voss of 617 North 11th Street Garden City was seriously injured when his car rammed a bridge railing near the city. The insurance adjuster regained consciousness hours later at Leo hospital, described in serious condition. Sheriff’s officials noted a possible blowout or loss of control as he neared Sand Creek Bridge.
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El Quartelejo May Rise Again- Scott City Publisher Hopes To Bring Pueblo to Light
Scott City publisher John Boyer plans a long term project to excavate and re build El Quartelejo the buried Indian pueblo near Scott Park to attract tourists. He seeks a land lease from the Daughters of the American Revolution and cooperation from Taos Indians and the Smithsonian to excavate and display artifacts while obtaining state permission to sell pottery and blankets at the site.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Ask Franchise for Piped-in TV Movies
Commonwealth Theaters seeks a city franchise from the Garden City commission to operate a tele movie system. A 1-year franchise with 2-year grace is planned to allow coaxial cable distribution to homes for current theater films plus news weather and other features. Bartlesville will pioneer telemovies with planned charges. other franchises are sought in Great Bend Manhattan and Lawrence.
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Queen Elizabeth to visit United States in October
White House announced Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will tour Canada then the United States from October 16 to 21. They begin in Jamestown Virginia on October 10 to mark 1607’s settlement, then arrive in Washington by October 18 for three days of official engagements, with New York City on October 21 before departing.
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Eisenhower Returns to Office After Stomach Illness
President Eisenhower, nearly recovered from a stomach ailment, spent about an hour and 45 minutes at his desk signing a $562,801,203 appropriation for State and Justice and the federal judiciary for the new fiscal year. He sent a request for a $30,000 Senate restaurant supplemental and met with five White House aides before lunch.
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Circus Arrives as Garden City Prepares Big Top
The Al G. Kelly Miller Brothers circus, the second largest in America, travels with a 65 truck caravan and is due in Garden City tonight. Pre-show activity includes raising the big top at the fairgrounds tomorrow morning ahead of afternoon and evening performances.
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Delta Spikes Injured After Backyard Fall
Delta Spikes, eight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Spikes, fell from a backyard playgym and fractured both wrists. She wears casts on both arms and will keep them for six more weeks.
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Canada’s New Deal Out After 22 Years
In Toronto the Liberal government of Louis St. Laurent falls after 22 years as Conservatives led by John Diefenbaker win a pivotal upset. With nearly complete returns the Conservatives hold 110 seats to Liberals 103 in a 265 seat Commons.
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Canada
New Deal
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Conservatives
Liberals
Commons
Socialist Party
Social Credit Party
Bette Davis Sues Gary Merrill for Separate Maintenance
Movie star Bette Davis sues her fourth husband Gary Merrill for separate maintenance accusing extreme cruelty and grievous mental suffering since their marriage July 28 1950 in Juarez Mexico.
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Gary Merrill
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Mexico
Atlas ICBM Fire From Cape Canaveral
The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile was launched from Cape Canaveral at 2 38 p m EST. The vertical ascent was visible only as a bright orange flame about 15 miles away. At 3500 feet a booster jettisoned and looped downward with black smoke trailing to the ocean.
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Dozen Killed As Train Crashes Into Truck Near Rocky Ford
A Santa Fe railroad freight train struck a truck carrying farm workers west of Rocky Ford Colorado, killing at least 12 people and injuring about five or six more, with casualties taken to Rocky Ford hospital. The crash occurred about six miles west of the farm settlement of Vromaa.
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