Worthwhile Investment Garden City Public Schools Stadium
Garden City Public Schools opened a new stadium with a wood-initiated project last weekend, drawing near capacity crowds. Public reaction was positive about the field and lighting, with some debate over past maneuvers settled by bond votes and asset sales. The upgrade aims to boost sports fans and education alike.
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Telegram earns sweepstakes win in Kansas Better Newspaper Contest
The Telegram celebrates a state contest victory, noting area papers like Ulysses Hugoton and Scott City also win. The piece expresses pride in serving Garden City and Southwest Kansans, pledging to continue high standards despite acknowledged shortcomings.
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Lobsters age math and other oddities from Hal Boyle
AP columnist Hal Boyle notes lobsters rarely reach maturity, compares Perry Como and Enrico Caruso as former barbers, and cites quirks from seismology to diet. He jokes about aging, tears, dating myths, and a statistic laden world including 85 million motorists and 420 people per doctor in Israel.
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Indonesian mobs storm British Embassy in Jakarta
A mob of Indonesians stormed the British Embassy in Jakarta, broke windows with rocks, and set fire to the flag to protest the Federation of Malaysia. Earlier, a 3,000-strong crowd attacked the Malayan Embassy as tensions rose over the same issue. The demonstrators damaged the embassy fence and overturned an embassy car. The dispute centers on Malaya including Singapore, Sarawak, and North Borneo.
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Telegram publication and subscription details
Garden City Telegram announces yearly subscription rates by carrier and mail for Finney and surrounding counties, with prices listed for local delivery, mail addressees, and student rates. It notes publication policy, carrier service requirements, and Associated Press rights.
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Pope Paul critics and church reform in Franco Spain
Drew Pearson reports that amid Franco era Spain the Catholic Church gains social sway while government tightens control on worship and press. Protestant worship faces limits but sees some easing. Castella notes Vatican relations and ecumenical effort alongside the regime.
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Pittsburgh boy reads 10 000 words a minute
AP reports Bill Carmack a 17 year old from Mt. Washington can read about 10 000 words per minute with bursts up to 30 000 and once 40 000. Principal Roy Mattern says he glances at pages and recalls content. In a test he read 1 800 words in 15 seconds and correctly summarized Alexander’s military strategy with two dates.
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Kennedy Marking Time For Attack On Hopefuls
President Kennedy appears set to attack Goldwater or Rockefeller, timing a possible broadside as the GOP rivals inch toward the 1964 convention. Goldwater links Kennedy with Cuba. Rockefeller criticizes the economy, while both seek to shape Democratic strategy and the party’s future.
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Distaff Side Reflects On Bishop 1000th Column
A lighthearted column notes Jim Bishop’s 1000th piece on column writing and the author’s own modest, homefront experience. It recalls hunger drafts turning into hits, the toil behind ideas, and the tug between cleverness and the reader’s grasp.
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