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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
4
Editorials argue that withholding tax schedules fail to cover a worker's full annual tax. The piece notes employees often drop dependents to reduce withholding and meet yearly obligations, urging schedules to cap withholding at the maximum tax on earned income. It questions the logic of the current method and seeks clarity on the system.
Eleanor Rae president of the Garden City Humane Society urges residents to contact the society immediately if a pet is lost. New ordinances allow seven days in custody before adoption or destruction, and owners must reimburse care costs if the animal is still held. The society relies on donations and volunteers, asking owners to check with them or place ads to prevent misuse of funds.
Hal Boyle riffs on curious beliefs and facts from mailbag notes. The piece touches donkey toothache remedies, aging demographics, lunar craters, pollution-related cancer, outdoor recreation trends, witty quips, and odd world records, all in Boyle's characteristic miscellany style.
Garden City Telegram lists subscription prices by carrier and mail including local rates of 1.65 monthly and 7.60 yearly in Finney and nearby counties. It notes higher yearly mail rates elsewhere and special student pricing at 85.00 for a school year, with delivery terms and postage details.
Drew Pearson analyzes Pope John XXIII Easter encyclical as a blueprint for world peace and UN action. He notes Vatican support for reformist Italian Premier Fanfani, Mendes France visits, and Khrushchev’s cautious moderation, urging Kennedy to adopt Easter lessons for new starts toward peace.
The Kansas Wheat Improvement Association will sponsor a party at Salina Memorial Hall on May 21 for Kansas wheat farmers and processors from across the nation. An estimated 135 to 160 wheat processors and 4,000 to 5,600 farmers are expected to attend. Processors will hold a dinner in Kansas City on May 20 before flying to Salina in four chartered planes.
A lighthearted tale recalls a Sears saleslady who grins during fittings and shares a humorous customer moment about a girdle, ending with a child’s candid smile. The anecdote illustrates everyday humor in shopping and household life.
Washington analysis by James Marlow notes a careful steel industry avoiding broad price hikes while selectively lifting some items. Bethlehem Wheeling Lukens and U.S. Steel actions trigger Kennedy scrutiny, possible inflation, and a wage response from the Steelworkers' Union as markets brace for broader moves.
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