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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1961
Page
2
The piece defends District Judge Roland H. Tate amid press speculation linking his resignation to appeals in the Clutter murder case. It notes Tate faced health issues and returned to the bench this fall, emphasizing his respected status and regret over his departure timing.
Mrs Donald Hickey of 1612 West Kansas Avenue writes about speeding vehicles harming a family dog outside their home. She warns drivers to slow down after their dog was bruised and cut but not seriously hurt, fearing a child could be struck next. She pleads for caution and accountability.
Hal Boyle reports Michael Rennie, a top star in film, stage, and TV, urges following instincts. The ex Royal Air Force pilot says age and maturity shape acting standards and warns Hollywood's fear and insecurity. He advises setting personal standards and acting on first impressions.
Drew Pearson recounts an FBI report on Dr. Henry Welch former FDA antbiotics chief who earned 287142 in 1953 from Medical Encyclopedia the firm he policed advertised. He edited MD publications held 7 percent net advertising and 50 percent net reprint profits. Pfizer later warned on signemycin side effects after Welch praised it. Also notes a prison cell incident and Cuban exile toy drive in Miami led by patriotic ladies under Mrs. Robert King High.
Chi Omega and Carruth O'Leary residents plan a 20 day telephone-a-thon ending at Christmas vacation, with breaks and calls at 10:80 a.m. The Red Cross Bloodmobile arrives December 20 offering pint donations to aid patients. A miniature horse show showcases eight riders led by Gladys Ann Armantrout. Carol Corley earns top points.
President Kennedy announced the unemployment rate fell to 6.1 percent in November from 6.8, marking a first drop after 11 months at the higher level. He spoke at the AFL-CIO convention in Miami and noted 67,349,000 people were employed that month, a record for November. Labor officials planned to release the full job picture later.
President Kennedy plans a measured push in the 1962 congressional year, targeting medical care for the aged, federal education aid, and lower tariffs. The fights will test his leadership as Republicans seek control in November elections while civil rights pressure grows.
LITTLE ROCK Ark AP The Army issued its call but James Farnam known as Jimmie declined. She is married to Richard Farnam and explained her name origin after her father died shortly before her birth.
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