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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
3
City Commissioners consider raising downtown meter rates from a nickel to a dime to boost revenue, a move critics say harms shopper access. The piece argues for off street parking and smaller central districts, warning higher fees could hurt downtown vitality and favor shopping centers.
George Meany warned at the AFL-CIO convention that automation threatens jobs. The article contrasts India’s resistance to machines with the need to boost production while fairly distributing gains through wages and taxes. It argues automation must be embraced to stay competitive, with focus on how to share benefits rather than decry it.
A humorous Christmas card note explores a moose as a reindeer with car parts, a child’s misreadings of sacred lines, and a domestic scene of child requests and December mishaps. The author reflects on family life, small foibles, and seasonal plans amid odd anecdotes.
In 1962 a proposed Army Registration Act faced intense lobbying from hate groups led by the Minutemen and figures like Merwin Hart and Dan Smoot. Anfuso faced fierce opposition, including Du Pont funding, but the bill failed. Kennedy’s later premonitions and Johnson’s early diplomatic talks with Mikoyan and Pearson are noted.
In Kohima India Prime Minister Nehru's government proclaimed Nagaland India's 16th state as fiery Naga tribesmen pressed for a separate nation President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan presided at the ceremonies marking the new state's inauguration near the Northeast Frontier Agency border once invaded by Chinese troops in 1962. The fragment also mentions Marie's independence in 182.
James Marlow analyzes how Lyndon B. Johnson exhibits a split between a public talking president and a private working president. He notes Johnson's televised addresses, Kennedy continuity, behind the scenes Senate tactics, and attempts to push civil rights and tax cuts amid opposition. Johnson aims to reassure the nation while shaping policy.
Hal Boyle observes shoppers rushing toward Christmas season cause a congestion problem that blocks Easter egg dye purchases. He jests about social quirks, gifts, and Christmas nostalgia, urging practical focus and headlines urging Telegram Want Ads for buying or selling.
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