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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
2
A two car head on collision near Burlington Colorado killed a local journalist and his father while his mother was seriously injured. The other driver survived with injuries. The writer urges tougher highway penalties including multi year driving bans to deter careless driving and reduce fatalities.
David Heinemann, Aug ustana College senior in Sioux Falls, recounts a Europe tour with the college choir from June 7 to July 6. He describes entering East Germany, the June 17 student uprising anniversary, Berlin’s wall, and contrasts between West and East Berlin, expressing awe, anger, and pity at the divided city and its people.
A collection of trivia and quotations highlighting odd facts, statistics, and witticisms. It notes shifts in animal speeds, U.S. education spending, smoking habits, census costs, and peculiar sayings, all drawn from various sources and framed as light essays.
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a measure to mail returns to seven regional service centers with computer operations Cincinnati Philadelphia Kansas City Lawrence Chamblee Austin and Ogden while district offices stay open for essential services The plan aims to speed refund processing but allows taxpayers to hand deliver returns to district offices if preferred. no timeline set for floor consideration.
Washington column notes eight months of Congress with no self policing bills. Johnson’s election reform proposal seeks disclosure of outside income over 100 dollars and limits on conflicts. Senate Rules Committee vote showed reluctance to upset the club, with several members pushing secrecy and reading transcripts after the fact.
Maj. Gen. Harry J Hillyard assumes command of the XXI Army Corps and the Indian Town Gap Military Reservation, succeeding Maj. Gen. Van H. Bond who was reassigned last August to Valley Forge General Hospital before retirement. A 1934 West Point graduate, Hillyard has over 32 years of Army service and recently led Joint U.S. Military Aid Groups in Athens Greece. Born in Falls City Nebraska, he is married to Eddreas Lowell of Hiawatha Kansas and has three children including Frederick, a captain in Viet Nam, and daughters Lee Anne Mayfield of Lewisburg Pennsylvania and Frances J. Cowles of Alaska.
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