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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
4
Seward County officials move from abatement to strict prosecution of check writers. Offenders face jail when checks bounce. must show bank statements 30 days before drawing date and lack of intent to defraud. Forgers and no account writers get automatic jail terms. Officials cite rising worthless checks and urge Finney County to follow.
The St John News urges that true American greatness stems from self reliance and a government of the people. It argues that appeasement and government overreach erode greatness, citing Korea and Cuba as warning signs and stressing the primacy of freedom as nation’s core value.
In Washington AP analysis, Nixon and Kennedy clash over how to remove communism from Cuba. Nixon wavers between intervention and restraint while Kennedy shifts from noninterference to actions supporting rebels, sparking a debate on legality and U.N. treaty obligations amid past invasions and recent tensions with Castro.
The Garden City Telegram announces subscription terms with daily delivery by carrier and mail options across Kansas counties including Finney and surrounding areas. It lists prices: 1.55 monthly by carrier in Garden City, 0.30 weekly in other cities, and 7.50 to 15.00 annually by mail, plus notes on Second class postage and delivery requirements.
Drew Pearson reports two major government information blackouts. The AEC allegedly classified a malfunction report at Indian Point near New York City water supplies, despite six month filings and 24 hour rules. CIA funding of Cuban exiles at $200,000 monthly is also labeled classified, with raids on the Cuban coast and policy clashes with the President. The piece ties suppression to broader Cuba policy, Kennedy family activity, and Southern university debates on integration.
A survey of self service hamburger chains finds 81 percent of Americans eat both catsup and mustard. Five percent prefer plain, nine percent use catsup alone, and five percent mustard alone. The column also muses on a bank robbery scenario and a slow gardening season with drought. Local anecdote about a woman who washed jeans with an Easter egg dye.
A Telegram promotion invites new subscribers in the eleven county area to join for full coverage of local photos and stories. Readers are urged to call BRidge 6-3232 or collect in the Garden City exchange area to access the offer.
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