Not the Popular Choice in Goldwater Nomination Talk
The Oregon primary showed Nelson Rockefeller ahead and Barry Goldwater in third, yet Goldwater remains the likely GOP nominee. Supporters aim to lock delegates, while critics warn a Goldwater ticket could clash with civil rights progress and constitutional commitments, risking a Democratic landslide.
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Oregon
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
San Francisco
Johnson
Roosevelt
London
Arizona
Senate
United States
Letter to the Editor on telephone diagnosis and hospital care
Carol F from Tipton criticizes a doctor who ordered hospital admission and treatment by telephone for a baby with 105 degree fever, noting the next day the illness was measles. She questions how an accurate diagnosis can be made without examination and wonders what could have happened if the condition had been more serious.
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Carol FE
Tipton
S. Star Rt
Garden City
Pola Negri Remembers Rudolph Valentino In Vivid Portrait
Pola Negri, in Beverly Hills to film a Walt Disney project, recalls Rudolph Valentino as the great silent era lover. She notes Valentino’s mystique and magnetism, his royal social appeal, and how his death in 1926 left a lasting impact on fans and herself.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Brando
Richard Burton
Clark Gable
Rudy
Pola Negri
Rudolph Valentino
Miss Negri
Beverly Wilshire
San Antonio
Tex
Walt
Beverly Hills
Valentino
Pola
Killed on Kansas Roads
Two traffic deaths occurred in Kansas over the weekend. A motorcyclist identified as Elmer R. Tinsley, 35, gave a false name and said he lived in California. He was fatally injured in Emporia when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by William J. Peel, who was uninjured. A bicyclist, Wade P. Rockafellow, 24, of Hamilton, New York, died on U.S. 73 south of Leavenworth after a collision with a car driven by William Endriss Jr., 21, of Leavenworth, who was not injured. Fourteen Missouri traffic deaths occurred in the same period.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Emporia
Elmer R. Tinsley
Jerry Selby
California
William J. Peel
Madison
Kan
U.S
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Wade P. Rockafellow
Hamilton
New York
Highway Patrol
William Endriss, Jr
Endriss
Missouri
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Garden City Telegram announcessubscription rates for carrier and mail delivery. Local daily pricing is 1.65 per month by carrier, with annual mail options 9.00 in Finney and nearby counties, 15.08 elsewhere, and student rates at 5.00 for a school year.
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton Kearny
Grant Haske
Gray Counties
Kansas
Telegram
Catholic School Aid Row Delays Johnson Poverty Bill
Washington lawmakers clash over funding for Catholic schools as part of Johnson’s anti poverty program. Southern Democrats oppose any aid to parochial schools while Carey pushes federal funds. Delaney backs access to vocational training and public schooling for all students. Con Edison signals support for the program with a 25 million dollar investment to improve regional energy and coal supply.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Howard Smith
Virginia
Rules Committee
Senate
Carey
Pennsylvana
John Dent
Pittsburgh
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Edith Green
D-Ore
Perkins
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
United States
Consolidated Edison
Metropolis
New York
Harland C. Forbes
Con Edison
Appalachia
Con Ed
Long Island City
Manhattan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Civil Rights Filibuster Must Stop Say Leader
A. Philip Randolph urged senators to end the filibuster against the civil rights bill at a Kansas City gathering. He warned against crippling amendments as about 2,009 people attended a program marking The Call’s 45th anniversary, the Negro weekly newspaper.
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Kansas City
A. Philip Randolph
New York
Randolph
Call
Distaff Side And Cowboy Tales In Childrens Books
A yellowed collection of chuck wagon lore and cowboy coffee stories appears in a children's book read by a housewife. It recalls a desert dessert called a potted pup and a jelly dish named Shivering Liz, with rustic humor and frontier flavor. A Girl Scout nursing course note follows, praising practical training at home. The piece ends with a family scene about school clothes and a dress passed down between sisters.
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Red Cross
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New York University
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Defense Industries
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American Red Cross
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Army
Rae Out Tate
Midwest
Ulysses Lumber Yard
Ulysses, Kans
Dallas
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