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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
3
The article argues that speed is a relative term and many fatal urban crashes occur at under 30 mph. It urges strict urban speed-limit enforcement and supports radar use, noting motorists are fair game for police checks. It stresses protecting children and innocents through consistent speed-law enforcement.
Lucille Frazier writes about a Junior Chamber of Commerce effort in Garden City to create a YMCA area charter. The project aims to serve families and youth with adult leadership and varied programs. A charter membership round on Aug 17 is planned to count residents in.
Hal Boyle muses on dangers of daily life and public quirks, noting matches start fires, earthquakes occur, and humanity seeks moon while addressing ignorance and shifting household trends. He cites Coolidge and Washington on coins, Ivy Priest quips, and jokes about shoes, teeth, and white shoes. The piece surveys common sense, trivia, and social observations with a wry tone.
The piece reports Bobby Kennedy considering a New York Senate bid, with Johnson's approval possible, while detailing Kennedy’s popularity among Catholic Jewish and Black voters. It notes GOP rifts around Goldwater and Luce, and contrasts foreign policy views with theatom and Rusk late-night activities.
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