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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
2
The writer admires McNamara for decisive action and fears his ouster could push U.S. Vietnam policy toward expanded bombing. He notes McNamara’s dove stance, defends his independence from outside influence, and warns removal might threaten world peace amid Johnson’s vow of clear defense aims.
A columnist reflects on Santa letter trends with children requesting quirky gifts and warns of a dangerous toy called a Stretch em Wheel. A local farmer and father of five adopted a Korean orphan child, turning Christmas generosity into ongoing support and charity.
Harold E Thompson questions the state acceptance of the new highway citing poor workmanship and junk dumping along the old roadway. Editors note: officials state the highway has been accepted and patches were added to meet specifications. wear will reduce with use.
Drew Pearson recalls how three Bush-era threats and Hill hawks pressured Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to retire. He faced opposition over the TFX contract, nuclear ships, ABM costs, manpower in Vietnam, and bombing North Vietnam. Despite loyalty from President Johnson, McNamara chose to resign as generals and hawks tightened their grip.
Hal Boyle argues against anti Christmas sentiment, praising Santa Claus as a nonconformist yet honest figure. He notes Santa's worldwide reach from one factory, his refusal to use government aid, his perfect safety record, and his enduring faith in children and forgiveness despite commercial pressures.
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