Dead Charolais bull underscores trespass risks for hunters
A $30,000 Charolais bull found dead from two rifle slugs on a pasture near Hays highlights the dangers of hunting on private land. Fred Warders of Pratt warns hunters to obtain written permission as Kansas law requires landowner consent, warning that a single bad encounter can close land to all.
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Hays
Fred Warders
Pratt
Warders
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Ward
Psychiatrist Untying Knots of the Mind Essay by Jim Bishop
In this essay Jim Bishop argues psychiatry is unfairly ridiculed and highlights public figures like Eagleton Nixon and Hutschneckers. He says psychiatrists untie knots of the mind enabling patients to cope in a harsh society, despite skepticism from some observers.
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Pagleton
Richard Nixon
New York
Arnold Hutschnecker
Tom Eagleton
Faith, Fear and Psychiatry in Everyday Life
The piece contrasts mercy and knowledge of God with sacrifice, then moves to psychoanalysis. It notes most patients are neurotics, fears as hidden drivers, and the strain on modern life. A Philadelphia pharmacist’s son psychologist friend and Dr Lester Keiser decorously anchor a discussion on fear, security, and the brutal truth of mental strain. It ends by likening psychiatry to a broken leg needing a crutch, referencing Albert Fish as a cautionary example.
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Woody Allen
Philadelphia
Lester Keiser
Miami Dolphins
Jim
PBS
Albert Fish
Gramercy Park
Distaff Side Residents Return to Garden City Ties
Native Kansans Faye and Max Van Doren settle in at 1409 Mike's Drive with two daughters after years in California where Max worked in banking. Max's parents are Deerfield natives now in Garden City. Faye was Garden City’s Telegram women’s editor. Mildred Hope also arrives from Las Vegas New Mexico, bringing ties to local roots and Santa Fe Railroad work.
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Faye
Max van Doren
California
Max
Mike's Drive
L. O. Lile
Henry van Doren
Deerfield
Garden City
Wilkinson
The
Telegram
Avon Courts
Mildred
Cecil) Hope
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Mildred Bruce
Hope
Santa Fe Railroad
la Junta
Colo
Public Library
Presbyterian Church
Paul Etrick
Don Conard
Don
San Francisco
Paul
Dodge City
Martha Conard
Marge
Mike Ebtrick
Gretchen
le Tiberghien
New York
Bruce Loder
Garden Citian
Juco Stuco
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Korea
Europe
Terry Phillips
Trondheim
Norway
Barcelona
Spain
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Details
The Garden City Telegram lists publication details and holiday closures. It outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail, including local rates, student and serviceman options, and tax clarifications. It notes Associated Press affiliation and rights for local and AP dispatch content.
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Mall
Eeny i
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SNS
PSR Ee
Associated Press
Nixon Slow Peace Road Draws Mixed Signals In 1969 Minutes
Jack Anderson reports that 1969 minutes reveal Nixon pursued a two track peace effort with Hanoi. Kissinger warned of compromise if Hanoi sought reasonable terms while resisting American humiliation. The minutes discuss Vietnamization aims to delay a Communist takeover for political reasons and critique domino theory amid uncertain Southeast Asian outcomes.
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Washington
Nixon
Cho
South Vietnam
White House
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
Kissinger
Saigon
South
United States
United States. For At the Time of His Inauguration, the National Intelligence
U.S
Airliner hijack humor can land you in jail
Miami AP reports joking hijack remarks at airports raise theft and flight crew interference charges. Prosecutors note jokes can trigger false hijacking reports or felony disruption, with cases in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, including a man facing a one-year jail term and others whose charges were dropped or pending.
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Miami
Jack
George Kokus
U.S. Attorney’s Criminal Division
Kokus. Asst. U.S. Atty
Barbara Vicevich
Ester
Vito Leanza Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Jacksonville
Leanza
Abraham Golf
New York
Goverment
Golf
Federal Poverty Program
Detroit
Algeria
Theie
Duckett
Taylor
U.S
Augby
Walt Robshaw
National
Tax Foundation Facts Horrifying By John Caniff AP
An AP analysis notes the Tax Foundation portrays taxes as wasteful and rising. It details payroll cost jumps from 1953-1971 and notes lawmakers’ pay and benefits, questioning inflation adjustments and the foundation’s watchdog role.
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John Caniff
New York
America
Tax Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Ganization
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Cryptoquip clue
Yesterday's cryptoquip reads RAGGED HOT RODDER HOGGED THE ROAD with the hint N equals T and the current clue reads OQYRR XGZNZQ xXGmMzZ YM XZVGOENZ REVEXR. The puzzle notes 1972 King Features Syndicate.
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Eugene Sheffer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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