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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
4
Railroads gain public goodwill through cooperative stance while unions grow seen as dictatorial. Congress may act as delays in enforcing work rules align with President proposals for handling labor. Railroads amass points that could trigger restrictive legislation if Congress awakens to public demand for reliable lines.
An annual enrollment period and shifting populations force Garden City to delay announcing elementary and kindergarten boundary lines until after pre enrollment. Officials say lines must reflect best use of facilities even if they upset parents who must switch schools or split ages.
The Distaff Side complains August is overlong and mocks a fake calendar of trivial observances. Items lampoon include Bluebeard's wedding anniversary and a parade of odd holidays like Triplane Races and Dinosaur Day, all reflecting a satirical take on calendar fuss.
Publication details list subscription options for Garden City and surrounding counties. Rates include 1 month carrier, 1.65. 36c weekly in other cities. 9.00 yearly within Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Hasalitom Kearny Grant Haskel Gray. elsewhere 15 er year. student rate 35 W for 9 month school year.
NY AP profile of actor Robert Stack, best known as Eliot Ness, who explains why he won’t pursue another TV series despite success. He recalls The Untouchables grind, discusses fatigue and a vocal cord hemorrhage, and notes recent film work The Caretakers and upcoming Cross of Iron in Europe. He also reflects on the freedom of television to cast unknowns and his early roots as a sheepdog champion.
Drew Pearson reports youth sex lists are sold to perverts with addresses and names copied from innocent lists. Connecticut Senator Tom Dodd orders juvenile delinquency subcommittee to probe and push for new laws while cases link ads in teen magazines to solicitations for photos and careers. The piece notes Army dog data patrols and GOP Civil Rights politics affecting Negro voters in 1964.
Seventy civil rights demonstrators picketed the United Nations in New York calling on nations to stop fair exhibit construction until more Negroes and Puerto Ricans are hired. James Farmer of CORE warned extending protests to fair sites in Flushing Meadow Park. Pickets urged action at African and Latin American nations with signs accusing lily white labor. A spokesman said no Negroes or Puerto Ricans were employed at Guinea and Sierra Leone pavilion sites as of last week.
In Tokyo AP reports Red China aims to capitalize on U.S. racial tensions by praising American Negroes. China’s official Peking Daily notes a large meeting to express sympathy for Negroes in the United States. Also noted: 15 million pounds of soft latex foam rubber used in pillow production in 1962.
Speed merchants tout rapid telephone service improvements that reroute calls in fractions of a second when a line is busy. The continuous upgrades aim to increase speed convenience and reliability, with a goal to serve customers better.
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