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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
2
An Iowa school system adopts a rule forcing students who drive to school to keep cars parked from morning until afternoon classes end. No leaving during noon hours unless with officials or parents. The measure aims to reduce traffic and hazards for walking elementary students and busy streets during lunch.
In a letter titled A Peaceful Garden Sarah La Carter shares tasting the quiet after a 105 degree day. She describes blue jays Orioles hummingbirds bees and catbirds in her garden as Mississippi kites glide above. She notes a small apple crop for birds and ends with a quiet plea for solitude.
A writer seeks a teaching approach to explain loyalties and labels in history to a child. He discusses how television, books, and battlefield tours spark questions about who was good or bad in various eras from the Revolutionary War to the War of 1812 and mentions figures like De Gaulle and Lafitte in a reflective, personal voice.
Drew Pearson reports Rep. Ashbrook pressed to read the House journal delaying final passage of the anti poverty bill. Miller urged cutting time with a speaking engagement looming. The piece also sketches Nasser actions and internal Dem OhioPennsylvania strife.
Grace Stoner, guest columnist, discusses women’s roles beyond chores, hopes for better mental health promotion, and civic arts growth. She notes local art classes at Civic Center, the Trail Room exhibit with over 50 artists and nearly 300 paintings. She reflects on personal philosophy and hints at future column opportunities.
Grace substitutes for Dodie Hope and files a Colorado report while Smithy plans to share the page. The writer notes mood and taxes on empties, yet celebrates Thelda Carroll Moore’s honeymoon as the lone bright note at Stoner No. 1 this week.
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