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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
2
Editorial reflects on God as America's greatest asset in a time of doubt. It cites President Kennedy's appeal to faith and nationwide prayer, urging that leadership rely on spiritual guidance. The piece argues greatness comes from people with faith, not just natural resources, and warns against losing belief.
The piece reflects on four days of Kennedy death coverage and related national grief. It notes Senator Frank Carlson among 17 senators at the funeral, adds mentions of Jacqueline Kennedy’s future, possible White House refurbishing, and the Johnsons’ cooks, plus Joy Miller’s Sunday features about presidential spouses and first ladies.
Drew Pearson recalls Charles E. Marsh as the Texas publisher who mentored Lyndon B. Johnson from obscurity to Congress and then Senate. The piece ties Marsh’s support to Johnson with broader politics, including the Alleghany battle in Baltimore where Alan Kirby aims to reclaim control from the Murchisons, highlighting oil money and depletion tax quirks shaping national finance and politics.
Letter from ART WILSON Jr. lauds 12 Garden City youths aged 12 to 17 for their conduct and appearance at Liber al boxing night. Directors from Liberal Athletic Club and Kids Inc. praise the team, urging a Dec 7 show at Ben Grimsley Gym at 8:30 p.m. with support from city leaders.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the assassination of President Kennedy with a tribute to Jackie and a note of national sorrow. The writer Dale Mead offers condolence and expresses support for President Johnson.
Atlanta Aldermen approved a nonbinding resolution urging voluntary desegregation of public places. The 10-4 vote asks all public and private entities to consider removing racial barriers, while noting it has no legal force.
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