Obligation at Home in Attracting Industry
An official from the Kansas Industrial Development Commission urged the Garden City Chamber to focus on strengthening home industry before courting outsiders. The piece argues local firms should be aided and expanded, with outreach to attract new industry, leveraging local resources and labor trends to keep the community viable.
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Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Garden City
Stand With Pride in Garden City City Commission Race
Two candidates have filed for Garden City's two City Commission seats. If no other filings occur, no opposition may emerge, yet citizens deserve a choice. The commission can adjust meeting times. some qualified people avoid service due to time or fear of verbal abuse, but public officials must stand up and be counted with pride.
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City Commission
Planning Commission
Garden City
Commission
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Russia
John A. McCone
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Khrushchev
Army
Alva R. Fitch
Castro
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Glenn Ford on stardom and risks in Hollywood
Hal Boyle profiles Glenn Ford, noting the price of fame as he explains his preference for doing his own riding, his pride in being named best horseman in pictures, and his stance against using doubles. Ford cites a long career, military service, and a belief in selecting solid material over overexposure.
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New York
Hollywood
Glenn Ford
Kennedy administration outsmarted by Swiss Nazi front
Drew Pearson reports that the Kennedy administration is backing a settlement with Interhandel over Nazi assets, paying an estimated 60 to 100 million dollars. The piece recalls Truman era exposes linking I G Farben to U S firms, and criticizes Kennedy for not pursuing the Nazi assets in court. It notes opposition from Senators Long and Keating and cites past court actions and a 1958-1963 chronology.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Independence
Bob Kennedy
Bobby
I. G. Farben
Hitler
Truman
Missouri
U.S
Standard Oil
New Jersey
United States
Bausch and Lomb
Rochester
Carl Zeiss
Optical Company
G. Farben
General Aniline and Film
Germany
Japan
Interhandel
Kennedy
USA
Uncle Sam
Justice Department
Jimmy Hoffa
Assurtion
Bobby Kennedy
Russell Long
D-La
Ken Keating
R.-N.y
Hobby Kennedy
Auschwitz
J. G. Farben
Frankfurt
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Pricing
The Garden City Telegram lists publishing details, pricing, and distribution areas. It notes daily publication, Sunday end holidays, and Associated Press affiliation, with subscription rates by carrier and mail across Finney and nearby counties in Kansas.
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Sistent
Telegram Publiging Company
East Felepaore
Ait Brown — Nerrierenvnsery Biter
Marvin Smilin
Associated the Associated Press
Il Rite Tt Publica
Garden City
Nervica
Finney
Gane
Scott, Wiehlts
Greeley
Bam Wton
Keamty
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Werden Jacaase
Chy Kansas
Senator's Wife Bakes Family Brownies In Washington
Martha Pearson wife of U S Senator Jim Pearson moved four children and family to Washington D C from Prairie Village last month. She shares a simple prize recipe for brownies baked at 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes using eggs flour chocolate butter and nuts.
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Martha Pearson
U.S
Jim Pearson
Washington, D.C
Prairie Village
Senate
Martha
Ms Wa
Washington
Jesus and the Samaritan Woman at Jacob's Well
Jesus travels with his five disciples from Nazareth to Samaria and stops at Jacob's well. He speaks with a Samaritan woman, offers living water, reveals her five husbands and current partner, and proclaims worship in spirit and truth. Her story leads to a Samaritan citywide interest and two days of teaching on the Kingdom of Heaven and universal brotherhood.
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Herod Antipas
John
John the Baptist
Jesus
Galilee
Samaria
Israel
Jerusalem
Jacob
Mount Gerizim
Sichar
Sho
Christ
Peter
Nathanael
Andrew
Philip
Messiah
Jacob's
Cuban Confusion in Three Directions
World Today columnist James Marlow surveys three Cuba questions from 1961 to the present. He notes Kennedy hesitancy on decisive moves, reveals evolving details of Bay of Pigs involvement, and discusses Soviet presence in Cuba along with potential options like a blockade.
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James Marlow
Associated
Washington
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Arkansas
Orval EB. Faubus
W. P. Wilson
Air National Guard
Bill Changes Exemptions In Kansas Senate
TOPEKA AF The state Senate approved a bill to place on the tax rolls property owned by cities churches and other non profit institutions and leased for commercial use Future exemptions would be based on use rather than ownership The 26 10 vote would also tax municipally owned property leased to industry under the 1961 Industrial Revenue Bond Law Opponents say it could deter new industry The bill moves to the House with two resolutions: a Legislative Council study of junior colleges and a constitutional amendment to have electoral college reflect each state congressional district vote.
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Topeka
State
Senate
House
Legislative Council
U.S
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Will Rogers
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Maine
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Abraham Lincoln
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John Stennis
Mississippi
William Hastie
House Banking and Currency
Wright Patman
Garden City Telegram
Jericho
Nazareth
Desert
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Tetrarch
Miler
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