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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
2
Editorial page from Garden Clio Telegram dated Wednesday August 5 1964 presents multiple opinion pieces on local governance education and civic issues. It reflects mid 1960s perspectives on public policy with emphasis on community development and ethical standards.
A letter discusses whether results should be released to the press before polls close. It notes legal limits but chronic practice of partial returns for state and national races. The piece critiques counting boards and argues for uniform enforcement and voting machines to ensure post close reporting.
A nostalgic column warns against overpriced trout-pond resorts that target families with hungry fish and no bait needed. It laments wasted money and ruined fishing thrills, shares a Texas trip souvenir, notes five months left in leap year, and reflects on politics, pop culture, and a stray cat ad for Lewis Kemper’s kitten assortment near Highway 156.
Hal Boyle reflects on memory and its odd arithmetic, noting memory multiplies joy while softening sorrow. He recalls midcentury American anecdotes about style, inflation, gender norms, and politics, contrasting past comforts with present changes and asking, Remember?
Fragmentary OCR shows Garden City Telegram weekly pricing and circulation notes. Mentions publishing details, editor, advertising manager, and subscription rates per year and week. Contains unclear names and places due to damaged text.
Rep. Augustus Hawkins and three fellow Democrats traveled incognito through Mississippi to observe voter registration, staying with families to avoid spotlight. They faced no threats, but noted intense barriers and harassment against Black registrants, while noting volunteers’ sacrifices. A separate note reports AMA pressure on Medicare language and Ex-Im Bank spending on art.
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