Telegram Picked For Sweepstakes Victory by Kansas Better News Paper Contest
The Garden City Telegram won the Kansas Better Newspapers contest sweepstakes in Division V for papers from 5,001 to 10,000 circulation, marking its first win in this division and its fourth overall sweepstakes award in eight years. Editor John Frazier accepted the prize for the Telegram staff.
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Garden City Telegram
Kansas Better
Cortest
Telegram
Kansas State Lair
Hutchinson
The
Dodge City Globe
Great Born Daily Tribune
Newton Kansan
Independence Daily Reporter
Manhattan Mercury
Ulysses News
Hartley
Flashell County Monitor-Chief
Rolland Sacquart
Scott City News Chronicle
Johm Frazier
Wereweam
Weather outlook with clouds and scattered storms
Variable cloudiness through Sunday with scattered afternoon or evening showers or thunderstorms. Some locally severe storms possible. Mild pattern continues with highs 75 to 85 and lows around 40. Southerly winds 15 to 30 mph becoming light and variable. Sunrise, sunset details appear, but some text is garbled and uncertain.
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Dodge City
May Extend Treaty Debate May Extend Treaty Debate
The Senate debate on the limited nuclear ban treaty may extend into a third week, as Sen Mike Mansfield urged early and late sessions including Saturdays to push toward a vote. He hopes ratification by next weekend but will continue sessions if needed. Senator Thurmond opposes moving to ratification and blocked unanimous consent.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Jeader
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D- 18.C
Probe on Cuban Visit Ends Hearing Wild Note
A chaotic House Committee hearing on Cuban travels ended amid violent outbursts by students and supporters. Police wrestled protesters from the capacity crowd as clashes erupted outside the Capitol area. Chairman Bedwin Willis sought order while linking the disruptions to a Communist-aligned group and a Progressive Labor Organization.
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UAC
HUACT
HUAC
House Un-American Acctivities Committee
Independence Avenue
Capitol
Bedwin Willis
Dolan
Fiesta Finale Brings Fiesta Night To Sublette crowd
Tonight marks the close of the Mexican Fiesta with a busy program east of the National Guard Armory. A parade opens at 7 PM led by queen Dacy Mesa, followed by a variety show, dances, and performances by Manuel Garcia and his orchestra. Speakers include Dr. Leroy Hood and State Rep George Wo Meeker.
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Natinal Guard Armas
Taniehett
Minuel Garcia
Dacy Mesa
George Wo Meeker
Wieras
Vote Against Discrimination In Kansas City Ordinance
The city council approved a measure prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations based on race religion color ancestry or national origin with limited exemptions for beauty shops apartments and private homes. A sit in by community members protested the ordinance as a landmark step toward equal rights amid opposition.
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Kansas City
Ciy Council
Aps
Congress of Racial Munity
Exeliaton
Elise “H
Wanpia City
Nadel Bruce R. Watking
Eve Chae
Kansan
Births Stir Confusion In Waterbury Hospital
Waterbury Connecticut AP reports a series of confusing birth events. Mrs Yurkinistos, 44, becomes grandmother soon after her sister’s birth while her daughter Mary Ann McDonald, 20, also delivers at the same hospital.
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Waterbury
Conn
Wate Yurkinistos
Mra
Yurki Shera
Felilay
Mary Ann McDonale
Mas Yourkauskis
Sine Hospital
Meottor
Garden Sass Dis Garten creates re coameke verdict
A garden themed project by Ayodeon persion drew attention as the creator built a micro community art piece. The work sparked discussion among local residents and involved several nearby participants.
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Dis Garten
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