Distaff Side Athletics Remembered By Garden City Teachers
Garden City teachers recalling schooldays as Kansas State Teachers Association marks centennial recount Frank Schulman 1905 09 era team unbeaten four years and scored on only once. They describe old football without gear, self financed outfits, small classes, and a devoted town crowd watching from rope barriers. Notable figures include Dr F B Williams and Cap Burtis among others.
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Garden City
Yesteryear
Kansas State Teachers Association
Frank Schulman
Frank
Dodge City
Dodge
Schulman
Tito as middle man of Communism or peace maker
Drew Pearson portrays Josip Broz Tito as a controversial but influential figure who acts as a potential intermediary between the United States and the Soviet Union. He cites Tito’s moderation, UN voting, and past predictions credited to his foresight, while noting strained views from both US and Soviet critics. A separate Seoul report notes 19 Korean drownings when a fishing boat capsized near Pyongtaik after a wave toppled it on the Yellow Sea.
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Washington
Josip Broz Tito
United States
John Tower
R-Texas
Frank Causche
D-Ohio
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Tito
Joe Stalin
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Russia
USA
Ussr
Rusk
Adlai Stevenson
Adriatic
Khrushchev
Red Army
Cuba
U.S
Berlin
Fbrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Seoul
Korea
Pyongtaik
Yellow Sea
On This Date in History 1685 1797 1837 1945 1979
Highlights of historical events dated October 21 include William Lloyd Garrison’s rescue by Theodore Lyman in 1685, the launch of the US Frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides in 1797, Seminole Chief Osceola’s capture in 1837, Edison’s first practical light bulb in 1979, and French women voting for the first time in 1945.
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Associated Press
William Lloyd Garrison
Theodore Lyman
Boston
Osceola
Florida
Thomas Alva Edison
France
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
Nntion
Secretary of Agriculture
McNamara records vitality of Pentagon leadership
The article portrays Robert McNamara as a decisive Secretary of Defense who defies political pressure. It cites his 1 billion in annual tax savings from revised Pentagon buying, cuts to overseas pay, and cancellations like Skybolt and RS-270 as signs of reform. It notes opposition from military brass and contractors but argues he has brought business sense and bold leadership to the defense establishment.
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United States
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
Texas
Skybolt
TFX
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Bill
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Cap” Burtis
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichit
Greeley
Hamilton Kearny
Grant Haske
Gray Counties
Ear
Wereera
Area College
Kanuag
T Teleram
Drew Pearson
China
House of Lords
Sterling Brand
Post Toasties
Morton Donuts
Money Benser
Morton
Phys
Lucerne
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