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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1958
Page
1
Twin sisters Janet and Jolene Garnand of 304 N 9th faced a Mother's Day gift choice perfume or candy. They compromised by buying a little of each after the dilemma.
Dale Saffels, affiliated with the Hope firm in Garden City, files for reelection as Finney County attorney. He previously served two terms and is active in the upcoming primary, with support noted from the local legal community.
Gus declares Haig of tife battle is finding the right girl to marry, then considers the other half of life as he muses on partnership and future vows in a fragmentary report.
Tonight partly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers western arc. Warmer with lows 50 to 56 and light variable winds. Sunday partly cloudy and mild with scattered late afternoon and evening thundershowers highs in the upper 70s. Observations end at 0 3 a.m. Garden One station 62 Garden City Goodland.
Kansas farmers project a second greatest wheat yield per acre this year at 20.5 bushels as of May 1, with 1952 the only year higher at 21 bushels. The 1958 output is seen at about 218 million bushels, but acreage seeded is 10.9 million, far below the 15.2 million seeded in 1952. abandonment runs high and last year’s production was the smallest in 22 years.
Washington reports that Canada and the United States will announce a joint arrangement to repel a Soviet air attack on the North American continent. Diplomatic notes define procedures for NORAD at Colorado Springs in an emergency, detailing how Canadian air force units could be ordered into battle.
Jaycees and Garden Club members promote a zinnia planting project to beautify Garden City. Junior Chamber of Commerce volunteers support Garden Club efforts and urge residents to participate in an easy to grow display plan.
Vice President Nixon planned a breather in Ecuador by attending a soccer game as police prepared for a possible demonstration. He received a warm reception from mostly friendly activists after hostile demonstrations in Peru. Nixon met President Camilo Ponce Enríquez and discussed projects worth up to three million dollars in U.S. loans or grants with economic minister Federico Intriago.
Los Angeles restaurateur Stephen Crane filed a motion asking the Superior Court to set aside a ruling that made Lana Turner’s 14 year old daughter Cheryl a ward of the court. Cheryl fatally stabbed Johnny Stomapanato after he threatened the actress and is now in temporary custody of her maternal grandmother Mrs Mildred Turner.
Topeka reports Jack Herris named Kansas director of the Eisenhower presidential library fundraising campaign. He joins a 25-state directors slate announced by Gov. George Docking and Harry Darby. The nationwide goal is three million dollars to build a library at Abilene, President Eisenhower's boyhood home.
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