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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
4
A discussion notes the dangers of sniffing glue among youths. It argues glue use can cause irreparable damage or death, and that education and vigilance by parents teachers and physicians are needed to curb the spread before it is too late.
Two Philadelphia newspaper men were found in contempt for refusing to identify sources before a grand jury probing City Hall corruption. The 1937 act was cited as a shield, but the court ruled no blanket privilege exists. The piece argues newspapers must expose corruption while protecting reliable sources.
AP report quotes George London, famed bari tone, arguing the United States lags culturally. He notes 150 American singers work in German cities due to lack of U.S. opportunities, urges government arts subsidies, and criticizes rural funding priorities. London also discusses fitness routines and stage life for opera stars.
Subscription terms list rates by carrier and by mail across counties in Kansas. Prices range from 1.65 monthly in Garden City to 7.50 yearly elsewhere, with special student rates and telegram carrier delivery options. The paper flags Associated Press rights and exclusive reproduction provisions.
Kennedy pressed to resolve jurisdiction over medical school aid as House Democratic leaders, Powell, Green, Madden and Smith meet in secret at the White House to push the bill. A Rules Committee tie vote enabled passage 8 to 7, amid broader Capitol Hill friction and Kennedy’s effort to unite Democrats against southern and Republican flexing.
The author laments a failed two week spring cleaning venture. Weary from attic to basement, weather and daily duties hinder progress. A gentler future plan suggests a slower approach and focusing on visible cleanliness.
In a grim Good Friday scene near three to four o'clock, Jesus speaks from the cross as storm clouds roll and a crowd watches. Gestas and Dysmas exchange final words while Caiphas and Annas mock and the temple veil is said to tear. A Roman officer declares the condemned man the Son of God as the earth trembles and graves open.
Kansas expects 213 million bushels of winter wheat for 1963 per the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Last year 211 million, five year average 235 million. Good to excellent in most eastern two thirds and northwest, fair in southwest due to winterkill, dry weather, and army cutworms. Rye 82 percent normal. moisture shortages hindering growth in southwest and south central regions. Seeding of spring sown small grains ahead of last year.
The United States and allied nations pursue a unified NATO nuclear command as Britain and France push their own arsenals. Moscow protests and practical limits loom, with permissive control and US authorization keeping any single ally from firing unaided. Prolonged negotiations face legal and strategic hurdles before a true joint command emerges.
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