Khrushchev Says Soviet Arms Budget Will Stay Level
An exclusive interview quoted Khrushchev signaling a soft line and promising 1964 arms spending at 1963 levels or lower, with possible reductions in 1965. The piece notes mutual distrust, warns against complacency, and questions the value of ever rising military budgets amid existential overkill risks.
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Soviet Union
Drew Pearson
United States
Arma
Interracial Marriage Myth Highlighted by Student Bride
The article notes Charlayne Hunter was the first Negro student at the University of Georgia and has married Walt er Stovall, a 25 year old white man. It argues intermarriage myths persist despite desegregation, citing sparse data and social factors like class and religion as key in mate choice.
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Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
Walter Stovall
Stovall
Boston
Teachers Have Their Headaches From Civics To Dance
A tip sheet of remarks about schoolteachers, chaperones, and duties shows a jargon of demands from a school board. Parents reminisce about past educators and a veteran teacher Miss Greene retires after 45 years, entering an old ladies’ home.
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YORK
Elmo
Jehnsen
Miss Elmo
Oswald
Johnnon
Johnson
Miss Greene
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and five weekdays yearly by The Telegram Publishing Company. It is a member paper of the Associated Press and carries standard AP content. Subscription rates vary by location, with carrier payments in advance and annual options listed for Gray counties.
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Finney
Line
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamaton
Kearny
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Turkey Falls Behind Socialist Neighbors In Exposed Coexistence Test
Drew Pearson argues the Turkey case shows the United States faces a tougher coexistence test with Soviet allies than Western Europe. He contrasts clean Romanian and Bulgarian streets and busy Black Sea beaches with Turkey’s rundown cities and restrained tourism, noting extensive U.S. aid and Turkish military rule since 1922. Pearson highlights Romania and Bulgaria’s growing Military budgets and social spending as factors in the Soviet bloc advantage, while Turkey maintains a large army and martial law in key cities.
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Turkey
United States
Russia
Europe
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England
West Germany
NATO
Black Sea
Rumania
Bulgaria
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Free Turkey
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Romania
Miami
Metallurgists Union
Sochi
U.S
Red
Gheorghiu-Dej
Governors to Talk Tourism Meet in Bartlesville Oklahoma
Governors from four states will meet in Bartlesville to discuss joint tourism promotion. Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellman hosts the summit with Arkansas Governor Orval Fau bus, Missouri Governor John Dalton, and Kansas Governor John Anderson. John Tyler will host a private dinner for the four chief executives. Dalton and Farbus expected to arrive by air and car this afternoon with Anderson slated for the afternoon.
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Barltesville
Okla
Fort States
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
John Dalton
Missouri
John Anderson
Kansas
John Tyler
Bartlesville
Distaff Side and Society Notes from a Busy Week
A light column recalls frugal fashion of younger days and the lure of expensive girdles. A society editor slips, falls from a chair after stepping on a bug, provoking gentle staff laughter. In Denver the YWCA launches Mrs Teen Club for young married women. TOPS reports 1451 clubs cutting 829,414 pounds in a year. Beauty tip suggests carrot mash for facial use. A bug gathering at the Drive-In remains unnamed.
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Cheryl Walker
Don
Cheryl
Local tax dispute and rodeo note stir community
The writer alleges state rules allow counties 50c sales tax on carts but grocers get nothing, while neighboring states do. They claim the state sales tax department requires a $200 cash bond to open a case, doubt legality, and accuse the official of bias. A rodeo mention ties to "Stoner's Feed Lot" and a tease to an upcoming weekend event to feed more people, noting possible mix up with Brookover and Gene the announcer.
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Gene
Brookover
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