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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
9
A 19 year old man is serving a murder sentence as voices urge accountability for a tragedy. The piece counsels teens to face problems, avoid premarital sex, alcohol, and peer pressure, urging consultation with clergymen or teachers and emphasizing that crime does not pay.
Norton woman Gene Morehead, returning from work, spotted a car reported stolen. She compared its license number with Hill City theft records and relayed the description as the state highway radio operator, leading to the arrest of the driver by City Patrolman Frank Byrant.
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi said he hopes Eisenhower will visit Japan though not yet invited. He attended a Yankee Stadium game with Mrs Stengel, wearing a Yankee cap, and studied the box score as New York led Chicago 9 2 in the opener of a doubleheader. he left before the second game won by Chicago 4 3. Bermuda residents pay no income tax or public debt.
London reports the Earl of Tankerville puts his Northumberland castle up for rent free to preserve the property. The 11th century site, near the Scottish border, features four towers and 50 rooms. R. C. Rose notes the castle is in decent shape and the offer includes about 25 acres at no charge, with the tenant covering about 472 dollars yearly in taxes.
Gov. Docking added Henry Buzick Jr. of Sylvan Grove and Robert H. Jennison of Healy to the Kansas Commission on Constitutional Revision. The two bankers join 21 members, with Dr. Walter Sandelius of the University of Kansas as chair, and former Rep. Clifford Hope and Justice Walter Thile as vice chairmen.
Fifteen Indians erect a riverbank camp near Fort Hunter New York claiming highway land never sold to whites. Standing Arrow, 24, says four St. Regis families lost homes to St. Lawrence Seaway work, tents set under a highway bridge approaches.
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