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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
2
The editorial argues against commercial parades held in late November or early December. It praises brave participants in cold weather while urging honesty about merchants driving shopping rather than genuine Christmas observance. It stresses Advent is for preparation, not sales, and warns against cheapening the season.
A reader writes of Halloween shock inspiring a devilish Jack O Lantern Pie idea topped with shaving cream. The column tosses in jokes about Christmas ads, Vietnam, Phyllis Diller, and kids threatening to buy records as cruel holiday reminders.
New York AP profile of Francoise Hardy, the French pop icon, noting her fame, style, and independence. It highlights her hit writing, international acclaim, government earnings tax, and views on life, risk, and motherhood without marriage plans while describing her fashion moments and touring life.
A downtown office scene shows a longtime custodian named Tom receiving his first words of appreciation from his boss after seventeen years. The story cites William James on the craving to be appreciated and urges honest praise over criticism to attract better work and happiness.
King Bhumibol led Buddhist rites and public celebrations in Bangkok marking his birthday amid annual royal ceremonies and nationwide observances in Thailand.
Stern magazine reports Kennedy may have Addison's disease, suggesting suppression of the autopsy finding. Henri Nannen talked with Warren Commission members and supports Oswald as sole assassin while noting family wishes kept the disease secret.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin begins a three day tour through the French provinces as Paris eyes his return for a final meeting with President Charles de Gaulle. The visit follows unease in the capital over diplomatic frictions and domestic political issues.
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