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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
4
The editorial argues for expanding international travel from a trickle to a river to foster global understanding. It cites The Review magazine and President Kennedy on tourism, urging active government and industry roles to promote cross border movement, cultural exchange, and peace through travel.
A brief civic notice urges eligible residents in this community and others holding elections tomorrow to exercise their duty and vote. It emphasizes personal choice while stressing the importance of showing up at the polls.
A reader asks why local lawyers and judges have allowed Stevens Park to be a debate after superior courts ruled land used as a park for over 40 years cannot be repurposed. The letter claims more business for lawyers and courts and signs as A. L. Hebrew.
Hal Boyle notes in a light column that Harvard psychologists find women argue better and have edge in getting their way. He adds odd tidbits about Rhode Island pickle juice on tracks and Alabama cotton with elephants, plus assorted quips on liberty, injuries, chili, languages, and quotes from Frost and others in a breezy miscellany.
Kansas City AP Y It will take 4 million new jobs in the next 100 years to hold unemployment steady, Walter Reuther told the dedication of a new UAW Local 93 hall. He urged federal action, saying Congress must do more than the President.
Drew Pearson reports President Kennedy mulls a dramatic offer to the Soviet Union to slash missiles and bombers by about half in exchange for a ten percent Soviet reduction. Military leaders warn parity or geographic balance is needed to deter global war, with Gen Maxwell Taylor diverging from civilian view. The piece ties Cold War debates to 1898 Spain Cuba history and notes diplomats compare current pressures to that era.
A humorous column muses on evolving dress codes for teens and adults, predicting public scrutiny of garb and possible censorship of summer fashion. It riffs on hat collections, citing O. E. Josser and Pearl Josser, who owns 125 hats, including a Breton from the 1940s, as fashion nostalgia and trends loop back.
In a moonlit, tense passage the arrest procession reaches Caiaphas as Jesus stands bound outside the Hall of Hewn Stones. Anas arrives, the Sanhedrin prepares, and Caiaphas demands order while the high court readies to judge Jesus under ancient procedural safeguards.
AP analysis notes Congress critics urge broad ethics rules as Rep Dorn proposes full travel and income disclosures with penalties. Sen Case has previously pushed conflict of interest bills and will refile aimed at all lawmakers and senior staff earning over 15000 annually. Dorn says Congress must set ethics standards to earn national and world respect.
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