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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
2
The article argues Sundays are no longer resting days as many stores stay open year round or during pre Christmas. It predicts a Sunday closing bill in the Kansas Legislature, but contends any selective ban is hypocritical and urges consumer action to enforce a true Sunday rest.
Dorothy and John Turner joined 8,000 plus Life Masters of the American Contract Bridge League by earning the last of 50 red points at a National in New Orleans last week. Red points are earned only at National tournaments, with four such events yearly. Turners built red points over three Nationals in the past three years while balancing vacation trips and reunions with bridge friends. Also in New Orleans were Garden Citian Les Cline and former Garden Citian Bill Crotinger. The Turners stress Life Master status reflects tournament success more than sheer skill.
Art Buchwald recalls the Washington joke that led President Johnson to offer McNamara the World Bank presidency. A Chase Manhattan banking tie sparked a casual chat about opening an account, and Johnson then called George Woods to explore a bank post. The plan would guard a future loan need and honor McNamara.
Drew Pearson recalls Mrs. Lyndon B Johnson speaking to Der Stern about raising two daughters in public life. She describes the gradual entry into spotlight, how Lynda and Luci faced dating pressures, and the President's response to criticism. Mrs Johnson notes her own stance, her strategy of filtering mail and sharing positive messages with the President. The interview continues tomorrow.
A humorous critique of government branches mocks the modern fourfold system, lampooning lawmakers, executives, judges, and protestors as a “picketing branch.” It recalls simpler times when demonstrations seemed like county fair gimmicks and tools for opening cans.
In a rural dialogue filled with suspicion gossip and humor residents question a reclusive hermit living alone in a forest asking why he shuns indoor comforts and whether his health or lifestyle masks a hidden danger. A county nurse urges the sheriff to assist the man while neighbors debate his reasons for isolation.
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