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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
2
88 year old Jesse Shwayder, founder of Samsonite in Denver, tried a no smoking ban across his bio factory including cafeterias rest rooms and parking lot. After four hours he withdrew the rule citing concern for employees welfare. Some union leaders call it unfair while non-smokers note smoke filled rooms are also unfair.
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Hal Boyle argues that marriage alters women more than any other change, with examples of shifts in mood, behavior, and daily expectations. The columnist compares pre and post marriage attitudes, noting irritations with cooking, billing, birthdays, and household roles, ending with a proverb about not reforming a spouse.
Drew Pearson reports from Washington that Beijing and Moscow have hardened their standoff with sharp accusations against each other and against the United States. The piece notes Soviet punitive actions against a U.S. tourist, a strained cultural agreement, and rising anti American sentiment inside the Kremlin amid Khrushchev era critiques. It cites three reasons for tougher Soviet policy including Viet Nam impacts, Chinese claims of Moscow as Washington’s lackey, and Johnson policy misreads of Russia’s changes.
Kansas officials forecast a landmark year for watershed development in 1966 as Dwight Metzler, executive secretary of the Water Resources Board, spoke at a soil conservation sponsored watershed forum. He urged continued action, noting major progress ahead.
The column paints a neighborhood vignette with children at Evans Street and Garden Dale, a foxhole digger near7th Street, a cottontail by Stevens Park, cold flowers and a wintery door scene. It previews the Jaco production of The Lark starring Annette Craig and invites readers to a Sunday tea at the Old Civic Center housed in the Old Library, with profits aiding Civic Center furnishings. Also notes three puppies with mother up for adoption at Dick Smith home, 208 East Fair.
AP report says Chancey Myers, 85, longtime cave dweller on 320 acres north of Wheeler, died on a bed of burlap bags in his cave. Relatives include Daisy Fuller of Oklahoma City. A metal box in another cave held land title, a bank book with $20,000, a will, and papers. Sheriff estimated land value at $40,000. He had claimed work in Paris and bullfights in Spain.
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