Joint Problem in Ambulance Service for Garden City
Editorial notes Dodge City and Ford County now run ambulance service as morticians and a private operator exit the field. It urges cooperation between city and county to sustain vital service and predicts further public involvement. It also criticizes school program acknowledgments of media coverage and states the Telegram will publicize major events without seeking credit.
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Dodge City
Ford County
Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Gountles
Atudente
Hf Telegram
Summer Midget Baseball Opens for Ages Seven to Ten
The Civic Center sponsors two leagues the West Side and East Siders for boys aged seven to ten. West Side plays 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at Garfield playground starting June 1, coached by Keller Ward and Rauhut. East Siders play 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Alta Brown field starting June 2, with same coaching group. Players report with mitts and a dollar for equipment. In other news a Washington Street matron was fined 25 cents and detained for an hour after being cited for carrying her five year old on a bike ride and breaking the law.
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Pop Beringer
Civic Center
West Side Gang
Jones
Garfield
St. Mary’s
East Siders
Georgia Matthews
Hutchison
Alta Brown
Cleve Spencer
Dave Keller
Mike Ward
Duane Rauhut
Washington Street
Finney County Museum shines after flood repairs
Barbara Oringderf reflects on the Finney County Historical Museum in Finnup Park. The restored, free museum now showcases five arrowhead collections from Garden City and Southwest Kansas, early local photos, and rooms evocative of home life. Notable donors include Mrs. Frank Reed Jr and Miss Jeanne Severence. The project honors local pioneers, tree planting history, and Buffalo Jones artifacts.
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Finney County Historical Society
Finnup Park
Garden City
Kansas
Historical Society
Frank Conard
Conard
Finney County
The
Jeanne Severence
Charles and
Gertrude Severence
Mr. Severence
Old South Side
Severence
Jeanne
Miss Severence
Stevens
Jones
Congressional oligarchy controls LBJ veto power in DC
Drew Pearson warns that congressional committee chairmen wield power over the executive branch. He cites three examples including House Armed Services Committee accusations against McNamara, Rep Mills blocking European trade, and Sen Eastland benefiting from anti poverty funds while influencing federal judges and registrar plans. The column notes ties to political fundraising and remarks by Rep Welter.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Defense McNamara
McNamara
Congress
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Moscow
Romania
Hav
Mills
Breshney
Bucharest
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Garden City Telegram
Elizabeth
Mrs. Ray) Beavers
Ape Publishing Company
Bill Brown
Mortis Smith
Voics Frasier
Edites Advertising Manager
Associated Frees
Associated Press
Southwest
Finney County Historical Museum
Barbara Oringderf
Frank Reed, Jr
O.w. Miner
Leigh
Lucille Perry
C. E. Drew
Derwood Richardson
Drew Pearson
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Jim
Sunflower
Justice Department
Sunflower County
Big Jim
Senate Judiciary Committee
Doddsville
Pecan Bayou
U.S. Court of Appeals
Roger Robb
Bernard Golfine
Sherman Adahis
Lewis Strauss
Robert Oppenheimer
Otto Otepka
Otepka
State Department
Tom Dodd
Dconn
Dodd
Internal Security
J. Sourwine
Abba Schwartz
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Senate
Schwartz
Sen
Charles Welter
Atlanta Democrat
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