Old Glory a Nation’s Emblem and Call to Duty
The passage extols the American flag as Old Glory, a symbol of liberty, sacrifice, and national unity. It commemorates flag care from Valley Forge to Korea, praises the stars and stripes, and urges reverence, defense, and patriotic duty under God. The note credits Charles Remalzy of The Kansas Veterans Commission reporting for Flag Day.
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Valley Forge
Korea
Charles Remalzy
Kansas Veterans Commission
Strange Attraction in Topeka Blocks Clean‑Up Effort
Local sightseers hinder a massive Topeka cleanup after a tornado, drawing crowds to view the destruction. The writer questions why people gain pleasure from others’ misery and notes dust and traffic delays from curious visitors impede trucks removing flood debris.
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Opeka
Topeka
Hal Boyle Says Writer Tires of Remarks
New York AP reports on a columnists repeated experiences with colleagues editors and readers. The piece quotes jokes about being copied overheard accountability and the pressure to produce timely provocative copy for Vietnam and other topics. It notes the columnist Hank Bane face as the target of snappy banter about his work and reputation.
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Will Rogers
Viet Nam
Hank
Hank Baneface
Ccolumnist
Harvard
Baneface
Garden City Telegram masthead details and rates
Garden City Telegram announces publisher and staff details and subscription rates. Advertises editor Marvin Smith, managing editor, advertising manager, AP membership, and mailing prices by carrier and mail across Kansas counties. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
N. Tth
Garden City
Kanass
Bill Growane
Marvin Smith
John Frazier
Associated Press
Kinney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Bansay
Rivers Drunk Delays Armed Services Bill Review
Drew Pearson reports Rep. Mendel Rivers, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, is hospitalized for likely alcohol dependence as an $18 billion defense procurement bill and a $17.8 billion authorization bill face repeated delays. Rivers’s absence stalls committee meetings and floor debate, though staff and colleagues attempt to manage the process.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
House
Mendel Rivers
D-8.c
Rivers
Armed Services Committee
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Navy
South Carolina
Naval Ambulance
Charleston
S.C
Edward Hebert
New Orleans
Mendel
Fense
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Pentagon
Caesar
Defense Department
Capitol Hill
United States
Supreme Court extends Miranda rights to suspects
The Supreme Court 5-4 ruling strengthens warnings to suspects about remaining silent and having a lawyer. It requires informing suspects that any statement may be used in court and that an attorney will be provided if unaffordable. It allows questioning only after knowing and intelligently waived rights, affecting police confessions nationwide.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Danny Escobedo
Warren
Distaff Side and Zoo Tales From Community Notes
A wedding line reveals a bride not chosen by a single woman. At Finnup Park employees collect exotic feathers from zoo pens and Edna Weiser at Hospitality House shares them with visitors, while Edna riffs on zoo life. Randy McDonald returns from KSU with a setter, but a three month old housebroken dog remains at his home. Health newsletter quip mocks bourbon flavored toothpaste and dental cavities.
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Finnup Park
Edna Weiser
Edna
Randy McDonald
KSU
Randy
McDonald Home
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