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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1958
Page
1
A service helicopter from the airbase landed in Sherman Grill parking lot west of Garden City at noon yesterday. Four crewmen exited, ate lunch, then departed for their next mission.
A regional clinic for city government sponsored by the League of Kansas Municipalities will be held at Downing's next Tuesday. City officials from 40 southwest Kansas cities have been invited to participate. Registration starts at 2 p.m. a talk by League director Allen E. Pritchard Jr. on clinic procedure follows. Roundtable discussions on all phases of city government will fill the afternoon. Consultants will lead and answer questions at the close. Mayor Everett Miller will speak at dinner, with about 50 registered.
A man approached cashier Pat Green at a Louisville loan office and apologized that times are rough. He took a wad of cash, told her to keep the change, and left with about $200 in the robbery.
Santa Fe railroad cut passenger agent service at Garden City prompting a Chamber of Commerce board to plan protest letters and coordinated action. Directors, led by Floyd Ricker, will contact G R Buchanan Amarillo T J Anderson Amarillo and George Sherman Topeka to press for a remedy and explore other avenues.
Washington announces emergency curbs on military jet flights below 20,000 feet to reduce collision risk. Lt Gen Elwood R. Quesada, chair of the President's Air Coordinating Committee, said the lower level lights will be curtailed and the curbs take effect immediately. The actions are described as temporary and will not affect defense patrols or alert deployments.
Premier Pflimlin dispatched Jean-Louis Vigier to Algiers on a personal mission to meet the insurgent junta and advocate a constitutional reform plan aimed at keeping the nation united. In Paris and Toulouse bombs struck, damaging four headquarters but causing no injuries or arrests.
Crowds gathered as the Iris Show opened at 1 p.m. at the Civic Center under American Iris Society rules. The event features about 200 exhibits across three classes: specimen, collection, and arrangement.
President Eisenhower suggested to Premier Khrushchev that the United States and the Soviet Union appoint scientific experts to meet in Geneva within three weeks to discuss suspending nuclear tests. Western experts could include Britain and France. Russia may draw from Poland and Czechoslovakia. A Japanese scientist may join Western delegates.
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