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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
2
The documentary Any Number Can Play aims to instill Kansan pride and attract visitors by highlighting Kansas lakes, reservoirs, climate, resources, and people. It will be shown on television via a sponsor, with air time to be announced by the sponsor. The piece argues audience influence outweighs other promotional efforts.
A local merchant follows a wife’s two-word motto Make money as he heads to work each morning. The column also notes a Christmas color quip about finances and a plan to serve eggnog with nutmeg at a Bloodmobile event. An aviation crash probe cites alcohol as cause and a satirical cookbook item mocks celebrity recipes. Five long-haired kittens, seven weeks old, are offered for adoption at the Elmer Bartlett home.
Hal Boyle notes that signs distinguishing sexes blur in modern times due to equality and conformity. He lists humorous tests from behavior at games to clothing and etiquette, concluding that gender lines grow murkier and cannot always be told apart.
The notice outlines wholesale advertising rates for daily delivery by carrier in Harden City and surrounding counties Finney Lane Kearny Grant Haske and Gray. It lists monthly costs and mail options for subscribers and mentions local carrier duties and service areas. The text is garbled but centers on pricing and distribution terms for Garden City Telegram subscribers and advertisers.
Johnson hosts a reception for new Democratic congressmen to rally support for his programs especially medicare. He avoids discussing seniority rules and backroom deals that shape committee power, hinting that future presidents may face a tougher climate in Congress.
Senator Fulbright, renowned for blunt, thoughtful critique, urged building bridges with the Communist world while avoiding Red China until its excesses cease. He warned against America’s crusading impulse and stressed coexistence over war, saying both sides must learn to live with difference. He noted past Berlin crises and urged pragmatic diplomacy over idealism.
New York AP Acting Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach praised general compliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act in the South but warned citadels of bigotry remain. He noted potential future indignities and violence, citing past federal actions at Ole Miss and Alabama to enforce integration. He argued restraint aided acceptance and questioned heavier federal involvement.
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