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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
3
The county health officer steps in after public demand to clean a drainage ditch near the city. Rising odors from upstream cattle operations and recent rains prompt discussion of a peaceful, collaborative solution that protects health without harming local industry.
The CAB proposes three 40 mile wide air corridors to standardize transcontinental flight control from the ground. The military agrees to follow the new rules, creating a governed system for routes previously guided by pilots sight and radio signals.
Seven year old Bill Vaughn is found muddy in a ditch after a day spent chasing tadpoles and a sunset view in Kansas Avenue. His mother Ma Vaughn and brother Pat identify him by voice as the lad’s cap and mud-streaked clothes reveal his identity. Shirley Michel notes fashion trends with Claudette hair style and Liz Allen TV commercials, while managing two sons.
A U S House Un American Activities Committee clash unfolds after Cyrus Eaton public criticism of the FBI prompts a subpoena bid. Chairman Walter and staff director Arens push for equal time on ABC while lawmakers debate pressuring Eaton over free speech and alleged Gestapo tactics.
An essay on health and social perception contrasts the lure of illness for attention with the duty of work. It humorously notes winter sickness as a social stage, while a narrator describes a day of falling ill yet forced to work, facing unsolicited inquiries and approbation from colleagues and family. The piece warns against pretending sickness in sunny weather.
At Cannon Air Force Base two Super Sabre jets collided during an emergency landing, killing three pilots Capt. William R. Gilmore of Interlaken New York Lt. William R. Jarmon of North Arlington Virginia and Lt. Leslie Ikeda of Honolulu. The F100F and F100D collided at low altitude during the approach.
Weating house electronics division announced a 10 million dollar contract to develop and test an advanced ground control system for the Romate Missile. Robert E. Kirby said Boeing Airplane Co. will be prime contractor for the Air Force in a three year pilotless defense weapon project. The system will guide the missile after launch toward the target area and apply terminal guidance to collide with an approaching enemy aircraft. The ground control system will be installed at missile launching sites and perform mid course guidance functions.
The House Appropriations Committee accelerated missile and antisubmarine warfare programs and approved 99.31 billion dollars in new defense funding for the coming year, 113.614 million more than asked. It rejected plans to cut National Guard, Army Reserve, and Marine Corps strength and funded nine new ballistic missile submarines instead of five. Westinghouse, under a Boeing contract, builds Bomarc terminal guidance gear at its plant here.
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