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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1969

Page

2

Time Line vs Logic Prompts Time Zone Adjustment Debate

The piece argues for moving the Central Mountain time boundary to the Kansas-Colorado line, splitting Kearny County. It notes Deerfield Unified District would be in Central zone and cites Rep. Keith Sebelius’s daylight saving time bill trimming DST to three summer months. It contends intrastate commerce and coordination benefit from a unified time.

Department of Transportation Central Mountain Kearny County Deerfield Kansas Kansas-Colorado First District Keith Sebelius

Thanksgiving memories and a stray recipe hunt

The piece recalls Thanksgiving quirks from a turkey hash with two hearts to the school prayer that drew smart aleck comments. A farm wife seeks help reconstructing a lost cranberry salad recipe from Mrs. Rhoda Jewell’s version, asking for lime gelatin and fruit, with several uncertain ingredients. A note ends wishing for a suitable out of town home for a large black watchdog, contact Mrs. Tony Artega.

Rhoda Jewell Tony Artega

The Needle. by Harold Coffin

The Needle notes the British Research Council finding peak worker efficiency from 8 to 9 PM when many are at the pub. It mocks British productivity during hours, suggests tea breaks, and contrasts with American work culture driven by constant labor and desk presence.

British Research Council

Papers Against Senator Disappear from FCC Files

Washington column reports missing FCC documents alleging gifts to Sen Vance Hartke and aide Nick Zapple from Don Burden, owner of WIFE KOIL and KISN. Affidavits and silver set gifts cited. investigation riven by jurisdictional fights, later moved to House Commerce Committee. Separate notes describe North Central Electric association plans to curb consumer owned power. Senator Metcalf seeks anti trust action.

Washington Vance Hartke D-Ind Senate Nick Zapple Federal Communications Commission Hartke Indianapolis Zapple Senate Communications Subcommittee Don Burden WIFE KOIL Omaha KISN Portland Ore Burden Pendleton Mills Whitkier House Jersey City Louise Rudd Boys’ Club FCC House Commerce Committee Hoss Congress George Smith mid-America North Central Electric Assn North Central Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Lee Metcalf D-Mont Justice Department

Cuban Refugee Flights Enter Fifth Year Milestone

MIAMI RP The refugee airline between Cuba and Miami began its fifth year Monday with no end in sight. About 173000 refugees from Fidel Castro s Island have arrived since its launch Dec 1 1965. The flights have cost U S taxpayers nearly $2 million.

Miami Cuba Fidel Castro U.S

The Moral Logic of Songmy and War Politics

Buckley probes the Songmy massacre amid Vietnam War debate. He weighs moral questions, panic, and ethics of killing, contrasts wartime rhetoric with real orders, and considers how leaders’ actions shape public perception and policy.

Men Shoe Shop Promotes With Nude and Bikini Displays

New York AP report presents Carl J. Haas promoting a Manhattan men’s shoe shop with harem outfits and topless imagery as a sales tactic. Promoters say nude or bikini models attract attention, while executives caution against inappropriate use for certain products.

Whayne Eisenman NEW York (Ap Carl J. Haas mid-Manhattan Haas, Adler Shoe Shops Haas Stuart Golden Trade Show Promotions International Joh BP Oil

Moon Shot Tax Debate Gets Melodramatic Christmas Twist

A Portland AP column satirically weighs the Apollo program costs versus a family budget. The writer notes the $25 billion program and $125 per person share, then humorously catalogs space toys from Major Matt Mason to Billy Blastoff with prices ranging from $2.44 to $13.99, ending with a jab about kids losing interest as astronauts fall short of Barbie doll standards.

Allen Nacheman Associated Press Portland, Ore Matt Mason Venus Moon Matt National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jeff Billy Blastoff America Robbie Callisto Jupiter Zintar Zerak Zabor

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