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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that older workers face discrimination in jobs, especially in airlines, where hiring favors younger candidates. It contends many over 40s are reliable and capable, noting health and temperament vary across ages. Arbitrary age limits harm workers near retirement and those with years left to work.
Among the better bills in the 1963 Kansas Legislature was a state financed scholarship plan usable at state or private colleges. Freshmen and sophomores would qualify, with awards based on tuition and fees and determined by ability and need via exams and applications. The Legislature appropriated $70,000 for the first year, with calls for more funds to yield dividends for deserving students.
James Marlow reports that about 4 000 Cuban refugees are being trained in the U S armed forces with amphibious warfare skills. Kennedy and the Defense Department have not clearly explained the purpose. Exile leaders, including Dr Jose Miro Cardona, accuse the administration of shifting policy and delaying action against Castro.
Terms of subscription by sarrier month in Garden City. Payable in advance. Rates for other cities and counties listed. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas. Telegram motor carrier service may incur publication day delay with local carrier rates.
Drew Pearson argues for scrutiny of members who split time between Washington and law practice in New York and Chicago. Abe Multer, Democrat from Brooklyn, is highlighted for banking committee work and clashes over a bank charter and alleged conflicts of interest. Powell and Multer press Home Loan Bank Board. board resists despite lobbying.
In Rome the government mediated ending a week-long doctors strike that disrupted health insurance services for 45,000 Italian physicians. An immediate 40 percent fee rise was agreed, while negotiations to revise schedules and simplify forms continued. Taranto saw rioting as protests spread.
Raynesford, an Ellis County historian, mapped the BOD trail from Atchison to Denver. He seeks civic sponsors to place stone post markers along Smoky Hill crossings, with BOD 1863 inscribed on roadside faces. He emphasizes dry historic facts, trail hiking value, and tourism potential.
A TV ratings survey shows women favor dramas over comedies with Ben Casey Dr Kildare and The Nurses near top. The Defenders Dick Powell Theatre Going My Way Lassie Empire lead a soap opera heavy list with sci fi Outer Limits planned by ABC next season.
Washington AP reports the Daughters of the American Revolution ballot for seven vice presidents general with nine candidates endorsed by state societies. Included is Mrs. Loyd Bentley Cash of Springfield Missouri. DAR formally demanded U S withdrawal from the United Nations. Resolutions urged Monroe Doctrine enforcement, opposed general disarmament and a nuclear test ban treaty, and pressed national solvency and states rights against federal encroachment.
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