Garden City Hosts Foreign Exchange Students This Weekend
In the last decade the American Field Service sent about 11 000 students to the United States and 8 000 Americans studied abroad. Garden City families hosted AFSer students this weekend, fostering goodwill that supports the program as another pupil will arrive in August for the 1962 63 school year.
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American Field Service
United States
Garden City
Katherine T. Kinkead
AFS
America
Corpstein’s Farm Cause Shapes Senate Campaign
The Great Bend Tribune portrays Joe Corpstein as a stubborn independent challenger to Frank Carlson in the Republican primary. It notes his 35 years of fighting government policy, refusal to pay penalties, and use of campaigning as a soap box to present a farm reform argument. His planned debate with Carlson is highlighted as a key moment, with the piece recognizing the dignity and provocative nature of single minded candidates who spur discussion and offer dissatisfactions with an unopposed incumbent.
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The
Great Bend Tribune
Joe Corpstein
Congress
Frank Carlson
Joe
Senator Carlson
Corpstein
Farmer Corpstein
U.S. Senate
Carlson
Yoo Dorpstein
Richard Rodgers Turns 60 Atop a Long Musical Life
Hal Boyle reports on Richard Rodgers who, at 60, remains a prolific force in Broadway. He reflects on aging with pride, ongoing work on a new show with Jay Lerner, and a philosophy of constant effort and future projects. Rodgers notes inspiration comes from work, not mood, and acknowledges a vast catalog with room for more.
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New York
Richard Rodgers
Rodgers
Jay Lerner
Garden City Telegram publication details and fees
Publication information for the Garden City Telegram including address, staff, AP copyright notice, and subscription rates. Mentions local and mail delivery options with annual and weekly pricing across several Kansas counties.
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Telstram Publishing Company
Marvis Smith
Asccid Frese
Associated Press
Garden City
Pinney
Gane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Horizon
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Kansas
Tf Telegram
Mali Foefuies
Kefauver Drug Reforms Face Industry Legal Tug War
Drew Pearson reports that Illinois Senator Everett Dirksen acted for drug firms by sending attorneys Lloyd Cutler and Marshall Hornblower to a secret Senate meeting to offer 12 amendments aimed at gutting Kefauver’s drug reform bill. The piece outlines industry influence, contributions from Olin-Mathieson executives including Spencer Olin, and the lobbying push to shield consumers from unsafe drugs.
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Washington
Mississippi
James Eastland
Ilinois
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Lloyd Cutler
Marshall Hornblower
Senate
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
San Francisco City Hospital
Kefauver
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
White House
Spencer Olin
Olin-Matheson Combine
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Wedding season highlights local town nuptials
The Distal Side notes a brisk June as Paula Masoner and John Lohmeier plan a Garden City High School romance era wedding. Chris Kyner’s self made gown for Sharer Collins in Wilson is shown off before her ceremony, with Duke Collins as groom, Vern Grimsley officiating for Nancy Smithe. The piece also covers Dick Johnson's triple-best-man return of the aisle, Blanche Salyer awaiting her son Gary’s wedding, Toni Crist’s shower spread, and a note of June anniversaries with the Fenton couple.
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Paula Masoner
John Lohmeier
Garden City
Chris Kyner
Sharer “Duke” Collins
Wilson
Perhans
Big John Collins
Duke
Vern Grimsley
Vern
Nancy Smithe
Nancy Grimsley
Chad
Dick Johnson
Wayne Johnsons
Holcomb
Justice Black at 25 Terms on Supreme Court
Washington AP report marks Hugo Black's 25th term on the Supreme Court as Archibald Cox lauds his contributions. The piece recalls Black's Alabama origins, his Klan past, and his enduring defense of free speech and strict church-state separation amid a landmark First Amendment ruling striking down a New York prayer policy. It notes debate over religion in schools and Black's belief in constitutional language as a flexible tool.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Hugo Lafayette Black
Supreme Court
United States
Archibald Cox
Black
High Tribunal
Cox
New York State
Congress
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
High Court
Justice Stewart
Kremlin
Alabama
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
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Garden City Telegram
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Fastland
Cerau
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Drew Pearson
Food and Drug Administration
Olin-Mathieson
GOP
John
Jerome Sonosky
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Cutler
Hornblower
Alan
Industi’y
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Blanche
Emil) Salyer
Gary
Salyers
Toni Crist
Kent Hummer
Marsha
Toni
Carey
George) Bretz
Elaine
Bob Fenton
Justice Black
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