It Pays to Plan editorial on local planner resigning
The Garden City planner John Stansel resigns to take a higher paying job in Phoenix. The piece argues planning and zoning protect individual rights, praises Stansel and the planning commission for guiding growth, notes school boards benefit from projected growth patterns, and urges a prompt replacement to avoid loss of investment.
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Garden City
Phoenix
Stansel
Planning Commission
Deane Wiley
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
East Chestnut
Hobert Wella
Runnals
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Mamion
Kearny
Faghell
Gray Counties
Elay
Pawl
Warden Ig
City
Kansas
WW Telegram Motor
Malineilies
Distaff Side notes and local oddities at Earl Market
A midweek roundup lists five puppies and two adult dogs at the Earl Market home on North Main. It mentions inmates in Lansing and various film titles, a large Red Cross certificate batch for Finney Countians, Father’s Day gift ideas, fashion notes on knee knockers and chisel toes, dog care tips, and a child mispronouncing pork and beans indicating its importance.
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Earl Market
North Main
Irish actress counsels wives to spoil husbands
Siobhan McKenna, Ireland’s leading actress, urged U S wives to spoil their husbands rather than nag. She said marriage is a partnership and that accepting differences prevents divorce. She noted Irish divorce rates are among the lowest and warned against women chasing wealth at the expense of love.
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New York
Ireland
U.S
Siobhan McKenna
Miss McKenna
Siobhan
Dennis O'Dea
Virgin Mary
MGM
U S bungling in Bolivia aids Communists and Castro
Drew Pearson argues that delayed U S aid and bungling in Bolivia hinders modernization and boosts Castro. He cites low Bolivian incomes, Russian offers, stalled U S tin refinery plans, and delays in confirming ambassador Stephanski while diplomats party and avoid engagement with locals.
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U.S
Bolivia
Castro
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Cuba
la Paz
Fidel Castro
Senate
Plug Castro
U.S. Senate
Benjamin Stephansky
Kennedy Oe
Stephansky
Sen
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
McCarthy
Stepliansky
Yugoslavia
Berlin Berlin battle shapes up in Cold War axis
James Marlow reports Washington talks frame West Berlin dispute as lenient, legal, or lethal. Khrushchev pressures for a postwar peace treaty with East Germany to demilitarize West Berlin and strip Western troops from the city, threatening routes and recognition stakes in a high-stakes legal settlement.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
West
Russia
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
East Berlin
Stalin
Truman
United States
Britain
France
Dong So
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Drew Pearson
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Latin America
UN Assembly
World Bank
Paz Estenssoro
Paz
Germany
Walther Hess
Foreign Ministry
Mexico
State Department
Neith
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
F.S.L.I.C
Security Savings & Loan Assn
W. Chestnut