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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

2

Where Do You Start on Tax Reform

The piece explores inequities in tax reform, noting that ending exemptions for churches and charities would raise revenue but burden members. It argues property taxes are favored as a wealth proxy, questions taxing municipal bond interest, and calls for broader reforms in government efficiency and school spending to address high taxes.

Agnew New York Frank Stanton Walter Cronkite Chet Huntley

The Distaff Side Reflects on Paine and Satirical Laughing Machines

A reader notes Robert Culp reading Paine’s The American Crisis on Hollywood Palace and quotes a Paine passage about sacrifice and freedom. The column also mentions shoppers asking about “laughing machines” in a five and dime and the paper’s Christmas party date.

Thomas Paine Robert Culp Paine Pennsylvania Journal Hollywood Palace Hell

Nixon’s Veep Spiro Agnew Paraphrase Sparks TV Clash

Harold Coffin notes public fixation on Spiro and Agnew as President Nixon, unhappy with TV mikes, uses a VP mouthpiece. The piece mocks the idea Spiro “opens his mouth” and suggests Agnew’s influence in the kitchen of politics, echoing Truman’s heat remark.

Spiro Harry Truman

Calley May Be Scrape Goat In Pinkville Massacre

Washington column questions Lt. William Calley Jr. role in the Songmy Pinkville massacre. It cites higher command orders, argues scapegoating risk, and notes 250 officers implicated while urging a fair trial. The piece references Medina Barker and Barker Jr. and notes the village was bombarded, with irregular Vietnamese forces assisting.

Washington Songmy William Calley Jr Calley Nixon Army Pinkville U. S Frank Barker Jr Ernest Medina Medina U.S Cailey

Restraining Order Over Lemon Car Incident

Bridgeport Ohio? No. Arthur Harris faced a temporary injunction from Judge Harold M. Missal forbidding him from parking his $9,000 Lincoln Continental in front of Milton Weiss, Inc. with a lemon sign. The judge ruled Harris failed to prove the car is a lemon.

Bridgeport Missal Harris

Reston anti Semitism charge sparks caution from Buckley

On the Right column critiques James Reston of the New York Times for implying anti Semitism fuels Agnew criticism of networks Buckley argues Reston misreads letters and warns against equating criticism with anti Semitism He cautions that accusing critics risks inflaming prejudice and misidentifying motives

James Reston The New York Times Agnew Network Teevee Reston Buddy Time Magazine Salvation New York New York Jets

Merging motion links life insurers and mutual funds

Two industries with assets near 250 billion dollars life insurance and mutual funds are merging operations. By September, 4 billion or 16 percent of mutual fund assets were tied to insurance firms. insurers have driven the trend by acquiring fund managers or starting funds. Antitrust scrutiny could rise as power concentration grows.

John Cunniff NEW York Wiesenberger Financial Services Anchor Funds Washington National Insurance Co Tsai Management Funds Continental Assurance Co United States Wiesenberger

Prison reform call from Kansas column letters

The columnist asks Lansing taxpayers to investigate state institutions after reports from Jefferson City of inmates forced to crawl nude in the rain. They argue prisons should rehabilitate, not punish, and suggest revising non-violent crime penalties to allow inmate voices and public exposure of prison management issues. Mrs Herman Howard of Garden City signs.

Lansing Robert N. Woodson Kansas City Star Jefferson City Herman Howard Garden City

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