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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram notes no citizens attended the budget hearing, contending critics avoid meetings to dodge facts. The paper defends its role as a fact checker, acknowledging prior criticisms and vowing fairness even when scrutinizing city hall, schools, or other administrations.
The guest writer Sally Brookover introduces Greg Gibson from Narromine Australia staying six months to study row cropping, grain growing, and cattle fattening. He is a young farmer and grazier aiding his parents' properties. he holds a private pilot license and plans to visit Mexico and South America next year.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues President Johnson abdicated paternal authority, citing Lyndon Johnsons failure to restrain daughters Lynda and Luci. He contrasts Johnsons domestic leadership with family discipline in Jewish, Chinese, and Kennedy lineages and notes public uproar over European travel and a high profile wedding.
Hal Boyle lampoons forced retirement with Ned Bumble, a 22 year old who starts at 10000 a year for three years, then faces staged rises and cuts while delaying real work. The piece ends with Ned working past 65, enjoying the odd perks, and finally dying at his desk.
In a sales pitch the proprietor touts fresh California produce arriving Tuesday, notes limited storage, and urges customers to buy large sizes. They brag about local vegetables and roasting cars, contrast with supermarkets, and invite caddies for a weekend golf invitational at the Country Club starting at 7:00 a.m.
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