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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1960
Page
2
Editorial warns that parental failure breeds juvenile crime. Citing FBI director J Edgar Hoover and Frank Brabant, it lists blunt parenting rules that foster delinquency, urging parents to avoid spiritual training, give endless favours, and shield children from responsibility, warning of lifelong grief.
An opinion piece argues the United States should avoid flaunting a new spy satellite named in headlines as a gby rocket. It contrasts US pride with calls for peace, noting Soviet propaganda after the U-2 incident and urging restraint in space surveillance imagery while acknowledging mutual mistrust in the cold war.
Hal Boyle recalls how his cat Lady Dottie lost confidence after a nip to his daughter and the arrival of zebra finches stirred a predatory mood. Sent away to a friend's house, the cat returned to an excited reunion, then a wary, hangdog look as life resumed. A closing quip likens a good rat to a good woman.
Michael Mahoney aged three, grandson of Florence Mahoney of Georgetown, visited Caroline Kennedy but found the President Elect busy with a tour of a toy car. The exchange showed a playful glimpse of the future leader as the boy learned steering and reversing pedals.
A local report notes Helen and John Milne hosting two granddaughters for Christmas while son Andy moves to Kansas City for a Midwest Research Institute post. Relatives from Air Force and KU to join the Dale table. new baby born November 80 to Susan. attendees include the Bill Crotingers and Cliff Hopes at the Wheat Growers convention in Enid Oklahoma. A smock wearing local woman explains her election by clarification of ineligibility at a meeting.
William L. Ryan analyzes how Soviet actions in Africa pressuring African leaders threaten the United Nations as it exists, risking a weakened body or a potential African Korea scenario if UN peace missions fade. The piece notes African leaders may be using Kremlin promises for gains, with figures like Nasser aligning with Algeria and anti France movements, drawing Western powers into opposing camps.
Take the leaders of Ghana and Guinea in West Africa appear eager to speak for all emerging black nations. The Russians have encouraged these ambitions and won support for Red maneuvers in the continent's heart. If successful, Moscow could erode UN power and turn it toward a skeletal version of the League of Nations.
Jerry Voorhis of the Co operative League of the United States says national defense is a deception and warns we lack ability to save lives. He addresses the 32nd annual Consumers Co operative Assn meeting in Kansas City. Mrs Mary Conger of Iola recounts writing to editors and Congress to defend farmers, prompting a Post article and responses from the President and others.
At Vandenberg Air Force Base the Discoverer XVIII satellite harvests space data as the Air Force weighs a three day orbit before capsule ejection. The capsule, carrying spy gear and human tissue for radiation tests, may be snagged near Hawaii after a planned parachute descent of about 200 pounds.
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