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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1963

Page

4

Crisis in Library Field As National Library Week Observed

The piece notes a long history of libraries from Osymandyas to modern America with 12 478 libraries including 6 925 public and 1 923 special. It highlights a nationwide crisis: 18 million Americans have no library service, 110 million have inadequate service, and 10 million school pupils lack library facilities.

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Paper Work Burdens City Hall and Police Records

A reflective piece notes police and city offices overwhelmed by reports and surveys. It highlights traffic safety plaques, accident reports, and the time spent on statistical paperwork, questioning value versus manhours. The author calls for measuring time spent on reporting in Garden City.

City Hall Garden City

Ending cocktail parties a big domestic problem

Hal Boyle notes the futility of winding down a cocktail party. He jokes that wives host to cover social debts, while guests linger past 10 with no end in sight. He lists humorous, impractical tips to break up the gathering and suggests leaving on a two week vacation as a last resort.

New York Fire Department

Brando Targets Ugly Senators in Washington Visit

Marlon Brando visited Washington to promote The Ugly American and used photostats of harsh speeches by Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Ellender to criticize U S foreign policy. He warned that such statements hurt American prestige abroad while urging Congress to align civil rights with global leadership. The actor questioned political standards and mused on TV’s impact on politics.

Washington Marlon Brando Hollywood Sen William Fulbright Arkansas Holland Bangkok State Department Southeast Asia Asia Africa Brando Ellender Jack Anderson Congress Sen. Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kefauver Nixon

Distaff Side brings local women to St Marys for music

Garden City housewife Irma Fowler and Clara Frazier fill first violin roles for a St Mary of the Plains college production Friday night in Dodge City. Mr. Fowler teaches speech. they note violinists are rare in the area and enjoy show business. A group of twin mothers plans to organize a statewide network in Wichita while discussing life at the laundromat and Asian flu memoirs.

Garden City Dodge City Irma Larry) Fowler Clara John) Frazier St. Mary of the Plains College

Kennedy Challenges Cuban Critics on Going to War

President Kennedy pressed critics of U S Cuba policy to say if they advocate war to topple Fidel Castro at a news conference. He argued that exiles alone cannot end Castro and disputed Keating's troop numbers, inviting him to share sources for evaluation.

Kennedy Washington Fidel Castro Cuba Caribbean Richard M. Nixon Kenneth B. Keating New York Laos Castro Nixon Keating Informa

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