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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
2
A Montana report shows juvenile felony cases down 49 percent and traffic cases 75 percent in the past two years after a law requires hauled open court proceedings. Names and parents are published, shifting responsibility to families as a deterrent. The method challenges the need for secrecy in juvenile misdeeds. A Kansas follow up is urged.
Harold Stickney of 711 Mulberry responds to Chester Deiter’s August 4 letter, arguing that recent polls show fighting in Texas would be foolhardy and that Deiter’s stance explains his departure from the state.
Lorena Smith shares lighthearted retail tales from Sears, recounting toddlers mistaking displays for bathrooms, a mannequin incident, a reprimanded grandchild, and a mother hiding what she wears to bed. Also notes mischief from teens, lost kids, and humorous customer misplacements amid clerks’ quirks and a sprained shoulder incident.
Drew Pearson notes U S delivered supersonic F 104 fighters to Turkey which then strafed Cyprus, while Greece and Turkey blame each other for potential wider war. He argues U S aid fuels weapon use and fails to curb allies actions, citing historical Greek Turkish grievances and Truman Doctrine origins.
In Richmond Virginia AP reports that industrial espionage breaches occur on factory floors where insiders sell secrets. Lawyer Auz ville Jackson Jr warns this covert practice costs U.S. businesses millions yearly and notes spies may range from janitors to researchers, with firms even matching spies to competitors.
A Garden City Telegram excerpt discusses industrial espionage and the need for stronger laws and ethics. It cites cases of corporate spies, claims about anti spying measures, and notes how secret theft harms innovation and trust within firms. It highlights perspectives from legal expert Jackson on extending stolen property law to cover industrial secrets.
In a rare role swap for the Democratic vice presidential race, Hubert H. Humphrey and Eugene J. McCarthy, longtime Minnesota allies, are seen as front runners or strong contenders. Johnson has not named a pick, but both men carry broad support and distinct strengths for the ticket.
A two acre bog remains a miniature wilderness within sight of the Washington DC skyline. It hosts bog orchids magnolias azaleas and two insect eating plants, offering a rare natural refuge in an urban setting.
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