Too Typical Citizen and the Federal Web of Aid
Essayist cites a man shaped by federal programs from birth to college tuition and home loan, then joining right wing groups. It argues many share this profile in cities criticizing taxes yet resisting loss of federal support. The piece notes Gov George Wallace draws support from such citizens amid calls to shrink Washington.
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Mediare
United Nations
Alabama
George Wallace
Washington
Distaff Side and Other Gleanings in Local News
A quirky column mixes local musings and pop culture notes. A friend worries about Rosemary's Baby rumor mill while movie watchers chase gossip about a potential Mack Linn disc pairing with Tallulah Bankhead and Ev Dirksen. A seven year old recounts a dream about hippies and nuns. A Dallas cheer camp mix up leads to a phone misdial with a boyfriend. A tomato expert criticizes editor overexposure as ruinous for tomatoes.
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Third St
Dallas
Garden City
Dreams Define What Makes a Man Happy Says Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes that happiness lies in dreams not deeds and lists quirky daydreams from a columnist, suggesting unachieved ambitions keep people alive. It ends with a factual line: the Soviet merchant fleet has 119 bulk carriers.
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New York
Ennul
Billy
Kim Novak
Taxpayer bill for campaign hoopla at conventions
Drew Pearson argues the cost of political conventions burden taxpayers through taxes and loopholes. He highlights oil, drug, real estate lobbies and campaign financing, citing Kennedy and Eisenhower precedents, and warns for reform of the Corrupt Practices Act as the era nears a new convention. He notes billions in drug costs and the influence of oil and pharmaceutical lobbies on policy.
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Miami
Ocean
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Murchisons
Texas
Congress
Eisenhower
Sid Richardson
Richardson
Ike
Sid
Commodore
New York
Tidelands
Truman
Federal Power Commission
H Eisenhower
Sen. Case
South Dakota
Chicago
National Association of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
Roman Hruska
Rneb
Hruska
Richard Nixon
Congressional
Eugene Beasley
Eli Lilly Drug Company
Nixon
Warner- Lambert
William Lansdon
Elmer Bobst
Direct Flights to Moscow Ignite Cultural Exchange Debate
The piece notes science and diplomacy enable direct Moscow flights, while street safety remains a personal concern. It highlights a competitive era of air travel as Cold War tensions shape perceptions and cultural exchange, with jokes about cultural contrasts and caution about rapid progress.
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Moscow
Iron Curtain
Moon
Subscription rates for Garden City newspaper listed
Local and area college students pay 8.00 for a 9 month school year. By carrier in Garden City 1.75 monthly. By carrier in other cities 0.5 per week where available. Mail to Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell Gray counties 12.00 per year elsewhere 15.00.
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Garden City
Ace
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichits
Gresley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Donor’s Grip on Newsroom Schedules Reflects Time Pressure
A reader laments delays at the newspaper office while critiquing political coverage and convention debates. He recalls last week’s predictions and notes 7 a.m. updates, with remarks on the Republican and Democratic conventions, television coverage, and a televised invocation viewed by audiences.
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Mack Linn
Merve Griffin
Tallulah Bankhead
Miami Beach
Ev Dirksen
Mack
Hal Boyle
Ritz
Paris
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Charles de Gaulle
Araby
Monte Carlo
P.T.A
Matzooie
Courier
Drew Pearson
Russia
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Kansas
Bill Brows le Roy Allmos
John Frazier
Edites Advertising Manager
Santa FE
Tam
Bill Avery
Bill Brown
Arthur Fleming
Kool Ade
Carolina—Freestone Peaches
Folger's—Electric Pork Coffee
Columbia
California
ITC
Chuck la
ARM Ls
Jresh Produce
Bach
Traveler's Express
Stoner
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