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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1964

Page

5

Daylight Saving Time debate and weather notes from Garden City

A Garden City column mocks Daylight Saving Time as a misnamed move to force more yard work. It argues for “slow” time in summer and notes late daylight hindering evening plans. The piece adds weather quips about April showers, May flowers, wind and dust, plus a jibe at erroneous district wording and border guard jokes. It also links wind rumors to many Kansas state office candidates.

Garden City Kansas Oklahoma

Coffeyville City Manager Barrett Jones Resigns

Barrett Jones, Coffeyville’s first city manager since June, resigns at the request of the city commission. Mayor John Jordan says the change is in the best interests of everyone and no single incident prompted the move.

Coffeyville, Kan Barrett Jones Coffeyville John Jordan

After days like this Gus Garden asks about sandblasted feelings

The line suggests Gus Garden questions whether prolonged tough conditions leave him physically and mentally worn, using a metaphor of sandblasting to describe extreme strain and its impact on mood and resilience.

Gus Garden

Khrushchev Accused in Far Eastern Political Feud Book

AP reports a Chinese inspired English text circulating in Asia levels sensational charges against Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Theja Gunaward Hana attributes to Moscow a broad plot against revolutions in Cuba Laos and Southeast Asia and depicts Khrushchev as an opportunist and traitor in the Moscow Peking dispute.

Wiliam L. Ryan Asia Khrushchev Fidel Castro Cuba South Viet Nam Laos Southeast Asia Peking Moscow Soviet Union Ceylon Theja Gunaward Hana John F. Kennedy Tito Romania North Viet Nam North Korea Central Asia Red China Moscow-Peking

Razing Jones Elementary for Playground Expansion

Jones Elementary’s 66 year old brick building at Taylor and Elm will be razed after school board approval for bids. The site will become a playground with adjacent improvements including lawn and athletic field planting and a sprinkler system for the new junior high grounds.

Jones Taylor and Elm Leroy Hood Hutchison School Garden City Junior College West Side Dowd Seed Co

Windy Weather Lingers Over Kansas After Front

AP reports a low front from the Rockies keeps windy, warm conditions across Kansas for another day. Gusts near 50 mph expected in many areas with afternoon highs generally in the 80s and tonight’s lows from 40 to 70.

Topeka Kansas Rocky Mountain Goodland Wichita Hutchinson Dodge City Exaporia Garden City Hill City Ie Ae Russell Salinawr

U.S. Plane Crashes Near Saigon Killing 15

A U.S. Army Caribou transport crashed near Tan Hiep after takeoff for Saigon killing 15 aboard nine Americans and six Vietnamese servicemen. Fire, mechanical failure cited. bodies recovered from field and wreckage. two American helicopters responded.

Tan Hiep Viet Nam Saigon U.S Clark Air Force Base Philippines James Tucker Gainesville

Avery Names Two Campaign Chairmen for Finney and Haskell

Rep Bill Avery designates Finney County campaign head Mrs Milton Roberts a Garden City native active in Republicans since KU 1950. In Haskell County Russell Winter of Satanta named campaign chairman and serves as State Bank president and on multiple local boards.

Bill Avery Finney Haskell Milton Roberts Finney County Garden City University of Kansas Republican Central Committee Young Republican Club First District Russell Winter of Satanta Haskell County State Bank of

An Hour's Difference By Stretching Neck

Madisonville shifts county offices to standard time causing a one hour gap with nearby Hopkins County which remains on daylight time. County Judge L. R. Slaton announced the change, aligning courthouse operations with standard time.

Madisonville Hopkins County L. R. Slaton

Wage-Price Line Appeal by LBJ

President Johnson urged union leaders to follow sensible wage settlement guideposts to curb inflation while keeping the economy expanding. He warned that ignoring the guidelines could spark a wage price spiral and jeopardize real wages, dollar soundness, and savings. Meany and Reuther signaled possible noncompliance as contract talks with the Big Three loom.

Washington Johnson John F. Kennedy Walter P. Reuther United Automobile Workers General Motors Ford Chrysler

Garden City stop smoking clinic to begin Sunday

The Seventh-day Adventist Church hosts a five day free stop smoking clinic at the Warren Hotel Pine Room from 7 30 to 9 00 p m Sunday through Thursday. Dr R A Sabo and Pastor J V Schnell lead non religious sessions with lectures films and group sharing. Early results show over half quit by day three and about 70 percent by day five.

Pine Room Warren Hotel Seventh-day Adventist Church R. A. Sabo M.D Lakin J. V. Schnell Garden City

Time to Enroll For Swimming Lessons

Free Red Cross swimming lessons are open for enrollment led by Mrs. Doug Tedrow Finney County water safety chair. Last day to enroll for the first session is May 2. In person enrollments by a parent at the Red Cross office 317 N 7th. Classes start mid June for beginners to senior lifesaving with certificates issued to 768 last year.

Red Cross Doug Tedrow Finney County Water Safety N. 7Th Tedrow

Kansas Traffic Death Log For May 1964

Topeka AP reports a Kansas traffic death log covering 24 hours to 9 am today with counts for May 1964. The log compares figures to the corresponding 1963 period, noting 149 deaths versus 182 in 1963.

Topeka Kansas

Methodists Adopt Civil Rights Policy in Global Church

Delegates at a worldwide General Conference approved a sweeping civil rights policy aimed at ending racial segregation in Methodist churches and communities. The policy calls for open churches, fair employment, and equal rights in voting, education, housing, and public accommodations, but is church policy not law.

Pittsburgh Methodist Church The Committee On

Finney County Red Cross Elects Three New Directors

Finney County Red Cross Chapter held its annual meeting electing three new board members Mrs. Gaylor Edling C D Mike Carmichael and Dale Marine to take duties in July Returning to the board are Eugene F Ware as chairman and Phil Van Doren Duane West will attend the national Red Cross convention in New York City May 18 as a chapter representative. Mildred Hope reported on a Wichita regional blood meeting and a study of the blood program to improve collection and distribution Dr Frances Schultz medical director of the Wichita blood center will visit Tuesday to meet with hospital officials and technicians from local and county facilities James Neumann is the medical advisor for the Finney chapter Joe Benson disaster chairman will update the disaster roster Mrs Doug Tedrow water safety chairman will lead an instructors course in June for swimming program staff Seven new Gray Ladies were qualified for duty in local hospitals and nursing homes including Mines James Unger George Smith R W Bass Paul J Sonderegger W C Raffety Maurice Wisler and Miss Pat Bergkamp.

Finney County Red Cross Board Finney County Red Cross Gaylor Edling C. D Mike) Carmichael Dale Marine Eugene F. Ware Phil van Doren Duane West Red Cross New York City Mildred Hope Wichita Frances Schultz Wichita Blood Center Scott Lane County Miss Hope James Neumann Finney Joe Benson Red Cross Disaster Doug Tedrow Gray Buddy Burris Gray Lady Mines James Unger George Smith R. W. Bass Paul J. Sonderegger W. C. Raffety Maurice Wisler Pat Bergkamp

Traveler fines self for stop sign fault in Trieste

An anonymous driver in Trieste fined himself 24 dollars for a May 1 traffic violation after failing to stop, then sent the money to a newspaper to be given to an orphanage. The note did not include the offender’s name.

Trieste Italy

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