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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
2
Editorial notes that the draft still runs while many draftees are discharged to civilian work, and praises a new law aligning military pay with civilian market values to keep valuable personnel. It argues the reform should reduce losses from recruitment, training, and turnover amid broader world tensions.
An opinion piece discusses federal judgeships and Kansas political factions. It cites Governor candidates and the Kansan and Wichita Eagle as voices in a debate over appointive powers, party loyalty, and how to restore GOP strength in Kansas politics.
Arbor Mich professor says girls could keep up with boys in footraces with training but notes early findings in a national youth fitness project emphasize non biological factors and caution against biology claims.
An Italian model advises a good foundation under a sackdress to shape the figure with fitted petticoats and a wide waist cincher. The column notes farmers in a wheat belt region show promising crops and a Dodge City meeting of major wheat states on a potential regional wheat commission.
Drew Pearson notes Paris embassies guarded by gendarmes as France faces a potential clash between army and civilian rule. He recalls wartime ties with America while detailing military actions from 1952 to 1953, including uprisings, foreign policy clashes, and coups. The piece juxtaposes Paris life with mounting tensions and historical links to the United States.
A devotional prayer emphasizes casting anxieties through prayer, gratitude for blessings, and seeking divine guidance. It asks for daily home devotion, Godly help in undertakings, and ends in Jesus' name. It cites Philippians 4 6 from RSV and reflects a churchgoing cadence.
A 12 year-old read a composition at a Columbus School Board meeting titled what IT Would Like to Be Right Now. The student said they would like to be a father of two and president of a bank. The piece notes that a bank president needs a good record and college training.
Sidewalk notes on postwar fears between the United States and the Soviet Union. The piece argues war is unlikely in a decade as both blocs seek bread and liberty, while questioning motives and the human need for peace. It weighs whether gains in living standards reduce appetite for conflict.
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