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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
4
The controversial Mondo Cane opens at the State Theater Sunday through Wednesday, with a later lineup including Kiss Of The Vampire and Reptilicans. The technicolor film, labeled adult, showcases shocking scenes said to reflect real life, framed by producer Gualtiero Jacopetti.
Santa Fe vice president Robert W. Walker warned at the California Chamber of Commerce meeting that the national railroad labor dispute may stretch at least three more years. He cited unions filing court actions to delay compulsory arbitration and warned the industry would run under constant threat of shutdown, urging expansion of compulsory arbitration beyond emergency law. The piece notes the U S farmer’s share of food dollars at about 38 cents.
The STATE THEATER shows Mondo Gane Sunday through Wednesday. Kiss of the Vampire and Reptilico u Thursday Friday and Saturday. Killer Shrew and Giant Cila Monster an owl show Friday the 14th. Sanganyira Shop Ana show at 10 am Saturday. Garden Drive In and Ride Vaquero now through Sunday.
Lati mar Martindale, a Briton who has spent 75 of his 99 years in the United States, plans to become an American citizen on March 25, his 100th birthday. He thanks Georgia for kindness and says he settled in Columbus after arriving in 1953. Born near London, he also lived in Canada and Los Angeles where he worked as an early cable car conductor.
The Maya Indians of Chichen Itza played a ball game where the ball had to pass through carved stone rings set into the walls. The rings stood 24 feet above the court with 18 inch holes guiding the play and signaling a goal.
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy signs Christmas cards for Hallmark to benefit the National Cultural Center in Washington. Reproductions of her watercolors “The Journey of the Magi” and “Glad Tidings” are sold to support the center, with a congressional push to name it for John F. Kennedy.
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