Lesson From Tornado Scare Shocks Garden City
Residents witnessed a real tornado threat Saturday night though no damage occurred. The forecast had called for fair and mild weather, with no warnings or watches issued, suggesting possible weekend staff shortages at the weather bureau and prompting renewed emphasis on self vigilance during spring and summer storms.
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Stage Call for Summer Theater at Juco Little Theater
Community Theater at the Junior College Little Theater launches this summer with a Wednesday night call for volunteers in acting, painting, ticket sales and more. Producer Larry Shea from Juco directs with Helen Vaughn assisting. planned shows include Solid Gold Cadillac and The Tender Trap.
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Words of Advice for Young People by Wal Boyle
A New York column offers practical, down to earth tips for youth. It urges caution on finances and marriage, advises choosing mentors, maintaining fitness, and seeking growth before 35. It suggests sensible routines like daily walking, sunrise poems, and avoiding risky stock tips.
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Hutchinson Pianist Reaches Final Round in Moscow
James Dick 25 of Hutchinson Kansas advances to the final round of the Tchaikovsky piano competition in Moscow as the contest concludes today. In Guatemala up to 245 earthquakes were recorded in one week.
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Dodd Claims Senate Ethics Panel Unfair in Closed Hearing
Drew Pearson reports Sen. Tom Dodd’s heated outbursts and challenges during private Senate Ethics Committee sessions spurring a decision to open hearings. Dodd’s cross-examination rights, private detective aide, and handwriten postscript dispute frame a bitter clash over fairness and access. The piece notes Stennis’s attempts to keep process moving while Dodd seeks extended behind‑the‑scenes questioning and full public scrutiny.
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France Plans Nuclear Tests in the Pacific
Overseas Minister Pierre Billotte said France will begin its Pacific test series Thursday if weather allows, with a second test window after that date. The first detonation near Moruroa could involve two bombs under 100 kilotons, with hydrogen bomb element tests planned for September and another series in August.
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World Today Supreme Court Decision Creates Unique Situation
James Marlow explains Ernesto Miranda's paradoxical case. At 26 he won a landmark Supreme Court ruling on self incrimination yet faces 20 years in prison for a separate robbery conviction. The Court’s timing blocks post June 13 appeals, leaving Miranda’s fate open as lawyers seek next steps.
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