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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
6
A columnist laments hoarding as a sign of mental strain or lack of generosity and contrasts the positive impact of visiting the elderly. He highlights Grace E. Bender, 93, who keeps a visitor notebook, and urges readers to visit sick and lonely neighbors. Readers may request a booklet on church actions for older people.
AP reports rising short term rates and tighter money while Americans accumulate installment debt. Treas ury 91 day bills yield 3.335 percent, the highest since May 1960, as banks push for higher rates to curb capital flight. Debates persist over cheaper credit versus growth needs and consumer lending.
Meat prices and selections widen across regions as pork cuts and lamb attract attention. Pork markets rebound from seasonal lows with price drops. beef remains 10 percent higher than last year. Lamb and other meats show favorable pricing amid diverse vegetables and fruits including cantaloupes at unusually long peaks.
Governors and highway officials from Kansas and Oklahoma will attend a Sept. 9 dedication at the Wellington Service area marking the Chisholm cattle trail parallel to the Turnpike and the Oklahoma Expressway. The event also highlights the 1889 Cherokee Strip opening from Arkansas City and Caldwell. The bronze tablet was prepared by the Kansas Historical Society and the Kansas Turnpike Authority.
Puzzle text jumble lists numerous across clues and answers from a 1963 King Features syndicate cryptogram. Entries include armadillo basilisk and various linguistic hints. The page shows solution time, puzzle code, and a cryptoquip teaser about yesterday's puzzle and a playful porpoise clue.
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