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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
9
Bold ad promises a free illustrated book on curing arthritis without drugs or surgery. It urges prompt response to receive the pamphlet by mail, claims permanent relief, and avoids obligation or agent contact. Include address The Ball Clin te, Dept. 3-1604-A, Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
A Corning AP report notes a family tale of an 82 year old man granted a dissolution decree after his wife left soon after their 1899 marriage. A separate household project shows taping a two inch wide strip to a piggy bank to print deposits and dates, creating a running balance and deterring theft.
L. G. McLaughlin is named Harper elementary schools superintendent for 1963 64. He comes from Holcomb Consolidated Schools where he is principal and formerly led Enterprise public schools. He will teach at Montana State College this summer as a guest instructor on an assistantship basis while pursuing his doctorate. McLaughlin and his wife with two children plan to move to Harper in late May if housing is available. He chairs the Kansas Elementary Principals Assn meeting in Dodge City next year and has served on the state advisory council for instructional media under the National Defense Education Act.
Dwayner F. Simpson, 32, named Fort Scott's new police chief. A former Kansas highway patrolman for six years and later with Emporia police, he succeeds Claude Emrick who served seven years as chief.
A syndicated AP dispatch notes a survey indicating private physicians report only about one in eight cases of infectious diseases. The Health Association directors released estimates suggesting 80 060 to 100 000 infections yearly, highlighting undercounting as a major national issue.
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