The Wheat Reverses Kansas Recession Psychology
An editorial argues Kansas is not in a recession and that media gloom may influence economy. It urges readers to drive out to wheat fields to see a thriving agricultural mood and declares wheat as the region's king economic symbol.
Sack fashion and prom themes spark town chatter
EVANGELIST Billy Graham favors sack dresses saying they remove the sexual element from clothing. Dr John C Austin shares the style, while Elihu Allman passes along a late jingle about sacks. Lakin and Coldwater high schools boast out-of-this-world prom decor. County Kearny notes urge walking shoes to leave lasting footprints. Red Cross Gray Ladies host monthly visits with Ray Hudson and his band delighting nursing home residents.
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American Myth Gone With Sputniks
Drew Pearson reports from Rome on how Italian elections may affect U S bases at Leghorn Verona Foggia and Naples and the impact on American prestige amid rival monarchist and socialist currents In a Rome interview Giuseppe Saragat says the American myth is gone noting Russia s Sputnik and U S economic recession have shifted views while Americans are seen as hardworking despite propaganda portraying the nation as soft.
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Baritone Handy At Singing and Sewing
Walter Cassel is a Metropolitan Opera star noted for sewing and woodwork besides singing. The 6 foot 200 pound baritone, from Conrail Bluffs Iowa, lives with soprano wife Gail Manners in New York City. He has 25 operatic and 25 musical comedy roles and once sang three demanding parts in 24 hours at the Met.
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United States seeks Khrushchev's exact disarmament terms
Washington plans to press Khrushchev to spell out conditions for technical talks on detecting violations in a nuclear test ban. Eisenhower and Dulles seek clear deadlines and scope while Khrushchev offers cautious support and doubts. State Department reviews allied positions before summits.
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Asleep but Guilty in Detroit Traffic Slayings
A man asleep at home was sentenced to five years probation for manslaughter after a crash on Feb. 3 killed two people. William Marshall 38 of River Rouge lent his car to Neil McClary 18 of Lake Orion who was intoxicated. McClary died driver James Goldiron of Taylor Town.
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Prayer for Living With Eternal Purpose
The text reflects a prayer asking guidance to live with eternal framing, acknowledging pilgrims on earth and the divine aim to reach the land of pure delight. It expresses gratitude for ancestors who now dwell as citizens of a heavenly realm and seeks mercy to join them through Christ.
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Ark Valley Seeks $58 Million For River Projects
A 90 member Arkansas River Valley delegation urged Congress to approve 58 million dollars in year funds for Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas river projects. They proposed faster construction of Eufaula Keystone and Dardanelle dams and more dams along Kansas Oklahoma channels to boost navigation and regional economy. The group argued the river is the last major underdeveloped Mississippi Valley waterway and that enhanced navigation would yield economic benefits.
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Subscription terms for Garden City daily edition
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