Editorial urges action on China policy and two Chinas issue
The piece argues Red China is the main future foreign policy problem and urges public debate on whether there are two Chinas. It notes Kennedy’s Formosa comment and questions evacuation of Quemoy and Matsu, warning of Southeast Asian risks if China gains nuclear capability this year. The editorial calls for a policy rethink and a cure to the growing headache.
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Nyone
State Department
China
Red China
Max Frankel
New York Times
Washington
Kennedy
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Formosa
Chiang
Republic of China
Quemoy
Matau
India
Laos
Viet Nam
Burma
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
West
Diplomata
Dangers at Lake McKinney Prompt Caution for Boaters
Lake McKinney near Lakin is praised as a top recreation spot yet carries risks of drownings and near misses. The article urges strict supervision, enforcement of boating rules, and self-enforcement of life saving equipment to prevent tragedy this summer.
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Lake McKinney
Lakin
West Kansans
McKinney
Cantaloupe feast sparks long-ago village reminiscence
A nostalgic recount recalls a sunny Meade area day when a candy truck spill led to a spontaneous chocolate feast for adults and children. The author contrasts past holiday treats with today’s restrained eating, reminiscing about ice cream summers, family outings, and the scarcity mindset of earlier times.
Civil rights push and space gender debate amid Kennedy era
President Kennedy faces pressure on civil rights as labor leaders press for fuller equality while Navy space program debates allow women pilots. The piece notes National Space Agency head Jim Webb resisting training women pilots, and reports on U S and Soviet moves around May Day space cohorts, plus remarks by Randolph Turner and Ken nedy on expanding opportunity. Justice Clark’s views on religion in schools and private church instruction are touched, with a closing note on Rep. St Onge proposing the USS Haym Salomon nuclear submarine name.
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Washington
Jim Webb
National Space Agency
Webb
Khruschev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Moscow
U.S
Jimmy Webb
Kennedy
Philip Randolph
Sleeping Car Porters Union
Randolph
J. C. Turner
District of Columbia
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Turner
Robert Kennedy
Five Are Charged In Soldier's Death
Five Negroes surrendered and were charged with homicide in the death of Pvt. Edward J. Betcher, 19, of Brooklyn, after a street brawl in Washington. Authorities say he died from crushing chest injuries when run over by a car after being knocked down. The defendants, all Arlington, Virginia residents, were arraigned and held without bond as their cases continued.
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Washington
Edward J. Betcher
Brooklyn
N.Y
General Sessions Court
Sheila M. Turner
Floyd T. Smith
Leon Dillard Jr
Thomas A. Green
Gerald L. Jackson
Arlington
Betcher
D. C. General Hospital
Ft. Belvoir
Richard A. Whelton
Bet’cher
Garden City Telegram Publication and Carrier Rates
Publication details for Garden City Telegram including delivery by carrier and mail options. Rates listed: $7.50 per year by mail, $15.00 per year for tandem service. regional and second class rates noted. Access and delivery policies described for motor carrier service and publication days.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Pubilati Pupilifeg Company
Garden City
Ney
Thigalay
Haskell
Warden Ci Bangas
Telegram
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Meade
Drew Pearson
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Dallas
Mississippi
Deep South
Justice Clark
Tom
University of Texas
Clark
Justice Department
Ize
Federal Bar Assa
William St. Onge
Dconn
U.S.S
Lafayette
France
Poland
Love Ington Post
John Layton
Richard J. Felchar
James Spencer
Wethersfield, Conn
Philip J. Cheng
Seaside
Calif
Veterans Administration
Mae
Coox
Cook
PACO
Cook's
Garden Belle Lumber Inc
E. Fulton
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