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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1964

Page

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Lodge Says First Duty Is Scranton

Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge said it is his duty to return home and back Gov. William Scranton in the Republican nomination race rather than remain U.S. ambassador to South Viet Nam. He noted the war there is on track while his party is not, and indicated efforts to enlist Eisenhower’s support for Scranton.

Washington Henry Cabot Lodge William Scranton U.S South Viet Nam White House Johnson Scranton Barry Goldwater Lodge Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Andrews Air Force Base United States William W. Scranton Republican Party Platform Committee San Francisco Goldwater Gov. Scranton South Viet Nam Saigon Honolulu

Editorial Reprint From Telegraph Sparks Local Tone

The Olathe Daily News reprints a Telegraph editorial noting Garden City is a small hamlet with land and potential threats from marauding Indians. It describes Finnup Park visitors, tourists at the water and zoo, and motel stays as travelers tour the area. City Manager Deane Wiley introduces parking tokens to ease meter coin shortages at the municipal lot.

Garden City Telegram Kansas Deane Wiley Garden City

Pearson Pushes For Action on Beet Allocation

Senator James B. Pearson urges early passage of sugar beet allocation legislation to boost domestic producers. He warns the United States risks becoming an international sugar beggar if 40 percent of its sugar imports persist and urges extension of the global quota system before Kennedy's 1962 expiry. He co sponsors with Senator Milton R. Young to raise beet allocations over five years.

Washington James B. Pearson R-Kan Senate Pearson United States State Department Congress John F. Kennedy Milton R. Young N.D

Weather Outlook: partly cloudy with isolated storms

The forecast notes partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Tuesday. Afternoon highs are in the lower 90s with overnight lows in the upper 60s. Sunrise is at 4 24 and sunset at Rw Max Min, with forecast precipitation listed for Garden City and nearby cities.

Dodge City Emporia Garden City Rebel City

Some Areas Get Showers Across Kansas Today

AP reports showers returned to Kansas with light amounts in Pittsburg and Parsons. Southeastern Kansas may see more late in the day and into the night, while the northeast might see a few. Western Kansas will near 100 degrees, eastern areas in the lower 90s, with overnight lows around 60 to 70 degrees.

Topeka Kansas Pittsburg Parsons Salina Ratar

Court clashes with Supreme Court on apportionment plan

TOPEKA AP Gov John Anderson condemned the U S Supreme Court for ruling that both Kansas House seats must be population based. He called the decision far afield and said only a constitutional amendment or a state vote could change the legislative system.

Topeka John Anderson U.S. Supreme Court Kansas House of Representatives House Supreme Court of the United States Congress Anderson Colorado

Planes Ram in Bermuda Crash During Gemini Exercise

Two U S Air Force planes collided off Bermuda during a Gemini capsule recovery drill. Seven of 24 crewmen were rescued as boats, a Navy helicopter, and Air Force helicopters joined the search. The craft from McCoy AFB Orlando carried 12 men each. the incident occurred shortly before noon.

Hamilton Bermuda U.S. Air Force Air Force Navy McCoy Air Force Base Orlando Fla

Johnson Warns U S Must Risk War for Freedom

President Johnson declared the United States must be prepared to risk war to preserve freedom while seeking just compromise for peace. He spoke at a Swedish Day festival in Minneapolis and tied civil rights to national duty, urging obedience to the law and restrained power in international and domestic affairs.

Washington Johnson United States Michigan Minnesota Minneapolis Tion South Viet Nai Johnson Oi Dereil

They Jumped for Sky Dive Wedding in Canton

Two sky diving enthusiasts, Alvin Jownsbury of Copley and Patricia Cristy of Akron, wed Sunday by jumping from a plane over Canton Airport. After a 3,300 foot free fall they opened parachutes, then held a reception on the ground. The bride wore a white jump suit and the groom a dark blue outfit.

Canton, Ohio Alvin Jownsbury Copley Patricia Cristy Akron Canton Airport

Garden Sass Quote on Home Movies Drawback

Gus Garden notes the main drawback of taking home movies on vacation is needing to return home to learn what was captured. The remark underscores memory gaps and the challenge of recalling moments after travel.

Gus Garden

Airborne immunization could immunize without needles

Denver scientist Dr. Gardner Middlebrook announced a new airborne vaccine method to immunize whole populations against tuberculosis polio and measles by inhaling attenuated germs. He noted public fear and the need for nontoxic highinfectivity vaccines and collaboration with ventilation experts to set proper air dose.

Denver Colo Middlebrook

Truce Effort Seen In Florida Racial Conflict

In St Augustine Florida a new bid for a biracial committee of two whites and two Negroes to seek peace nears success. Leaders say mid ground vanished amid two weeks of fierce integration push and white resistance. Violence rose daily until curfew and court scrutiny appeared.

ST. Augustine, Fla St. Augustine St. Johns County Grand Jury Martin Luther King Jr Farris Bryant U.S. District Court King

AFS Students Arrive Tonight At Local High School

Two chartered buses with American Field Service exchange students are due at seven in the high school parking lot. The students, who spent the year in California, will be hosted by Garden Citations for two nights of tours and a picnic before departing Wednesday morning from the high school lot.

American Field Service Exchange California Garden Citions

Five-Power Urges Immediate Laos Cease-Fire and Withdrawal

London AP reports an appeal by the United States Britain Canada and two pro Western Asian nations for an immediate ceasefire in Laos and withdrawal of pro Communist Pathet Lao forces from positions won in north central Laos The five power appeal issued in Vientiane involves Thailand and South Viet Nam with India declining to sign Diplomatic moves call reactivating the international control commission to oversee the 1962 settlement as factions cooperate amid a looming Pathet Lao push toward Muong Sani and Luang Prabang.

London United States Britain Canada Laos Pathet Vientiane Foreign Office Thailand South Viet Nam India Control Commission Pathet Lao Viet Nam

Youth Program Tests Planned

Youths interested in jobs for a nation wide Youth Opportunity Program will be tested Wednesday night at the Gardenfly Kansay Employment Service office. About 2 000 qualified workers are urgently needed as counselor aides and youth advisors. Applicants should be college graduates or over 21. Information and applications available at the local employment office.

Jimmie Richardson Gardenfly Kansay T Pan Richardson

Women Break Barrier as Colgate Admits First Women

In Hamilton New York Colgate University admitted 16 women as fulltime students joining the all male campus. The historic enrollment marks the end of a long barrier to coeducation at Colgate University.

Colgate U Hamilton N.Y Colgate University All Mate University

Barry Goldwater Scranton Vie For GOP Nominatons Lead

Washington dispatch notes Barry Goldwater leads the GOP field with many delegates pledged or committed while William Scranton brokers support from North Carolina Georgia and Tennessee delegates. An Associated Press survey of 1308 delegates ahead of the July San Francisco convention shows Goldwater with a solid first ballot path though some uncommitted backers remain and Scranton hopes to derail on first ballot for a later roll call.

Washington Barry Goldwater Arizona Associated Press New Jersey Trenton William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Goldwater North Carolina Georgia Tennessee Chicago GOP San Francisco

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