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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
5
Mr D abandons Main Street in favor of a fictitious route. The Zabbazara bus gathers a crocodile passenger and a lonely donkey as it lurches from town toward an unseen destination, sparking disbelief among shoppers and a city’s curiosity about what lies ahead.
Cincinnati AP reporting Missouri is listed among the nation’s 30 largest universities by enrollment in the School and Society Magazine 46th annual report. Missouri ranks 13th for full time students at 26,495 and 15th for all students at 32,958 across all MU campuses.
Three people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Raymond Everhart, 62, of Wyandotte County, died when his car was broadside at an intersection by Harrell Porter, 21, of Independence, Missouri, and Porter and his companion, Karen Evans, 18, were hospitalized. Harrison Cook, 41, of Leavenworth, was killed in a crash north of Olathe. Ronald Turnbull, 16, of Leawood, was uninjured. Timothy Clark Conley, 22, of Olathe, died when his car left Nelson Road and struck a tree. Eight people died in Missouri over the weekend.
AP analysis outlines two paths to curb inflation. President Johnson relies on government pressure on business and labor, stockpiles, and controls, while William McChesney Martin favors cooling speculative money and credit markets via higher discount rates. The piece contrasts viewpoints, warns of potential outcomes, and notes rising rates and debt incentives shaping the economy.
A boys interest in football is sparked by a display showing a football model and newspaper headlines about games. The exhibit mixes a table and floor layout to engage readers with sports history.
The body of Jeannie Vanderhagen, 77, of Pittsburg was found Sunday in a pond west of the city. She had been missing since last Wednesday after telling her invalid husband she planned to go to McCune. Coroner Dr. W. G. Rinehart said she took her own life by drowning. The report notes a separate display description about a football exhibit with a 18 inch by 10 inch frame and a corrugated box base.
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