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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
10
Omaha businessman J Gordon Roberts notes Americans have excess energy after basic needs. He suggests hands on activities to drain nervous tension and proposes hostesses offer puzzles gum and drawing tasks instead of cigarettes or drinks. Dancing remains a popular outlet for youth.
The Associated Press reports President Eisenhower gave no word on re election plans. Republican leaders in Hartford plan convention preparations assuming he runs. Leonard Hall and Ren Schoeppel expect Republicans to regain Senate control, with a possible Kentucky pickup and Democrats wary of Thruston Morton challenging Senator Clem ents in Ky.
Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser said Egypt will study a Soviet offer to lend 1.12 billion dollars to finance most of the Aswan Dam project. A source said Nasser would not accept the loan immediately and will examine terms carefully.
Father John Borby of Tularosa leads Catholic, Protestant and Jewish services at Trinity Site New Mexico on July 15 to mark the first atomic test anniversary. The events align with the President's atoms for peace plan and seek divine guidance for peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Santa Fe Railroad asked the State Corporation Commission for permission to eliminate train service between Shawnee and Arkansas City Kansas. The railroad cited lack of profitability and said previous attempts were blocked by many cities served by Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma Trailways.
TOPEKA Kans presented a report on Kansas high school drinking scheduled for the Kansgag conference at Lawrence June 21 has been cancelled. The University of Kansas which has been making the study informed the State Commission on alcoholism it would not be ready for release at that time.
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