Nixon Plays It Cool as Campaign Strategy Warns of Backfire
Nixon lays back in Miami signaling party unity with Agnew as running mate. Analysts doubt a neutral course will win in November and warn that his cool approach risks voter disengagement and a possible shift toward Humphrey or Wallace.
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Alamo visit stirs memories and school reunion planned
After a long museum tour including the Alamo in San Antonio, visitors linger on a note about photos of General so-and-so. The write up highlights the Alamo’s library, museum and Long Barracks as a powerful historic site. A 1953 high school class reunion is scheduled with a buffet Saturday night and a Sunday picnic at Finnup Park.
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Trading stamps debate echoes across Garden City letters
Mrs. O A Vermillion of Holcomb voices support for trading stamps and questions Kansas merchants profits and local ad policies. She recalls a Kansas move from Oklahoma, notes price differences, and asks why local TV stations permit stamp company advertising despite legal concerns.
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Humphrey taps four as possible running mates in 1968 race
Vice President Humphrey names four tentative Democratic running mates Sargeant Shriver Edmund Muskie Richard Hughes and Joseph Alioto, all Catholics with broad appeal. He also keeps open a McCarthy option. The item notes their backgrounds and potential vote appeal amid Vietnam era tensions.
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Tomorrow's Housewives May Shop From Kitchen
Hal Boyle reports on future living as household automation expands. Industrial designer Milt Immerman envisions kitchens with screens and button consoles ordering groceries charged to banks and delivered overnight. He foresees urban travel by rooftop connecters and maglev-like rails, while noting Unimate robots assist in factories.
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Fiscal Responsibility and Political Rhetoric
The piece rails at "fiscal responsibility" used by officials and academics to dodge money talks. It contends such rhetoric masks tax plans and public debt. It notes common households judge fiscal duty by interest on loans and unpaid bills.
Subscription rates for Garden City Telegram listed
The notice outlines postage paid at Garden City Kansas and subscription prices by carrier for Garden City and surrounding area. Local and area college students pay $8.00 for a nine month school year, while carrier and mail rates vary for other addresses. prices range from $1.78 to $12.00 per year, with some counties at $15.00.
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