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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
1
Weekend comments suggest studying a private fire department for Mays and note Hays faces similar needs for expanded city building facilities and ambulance options. The piece compares car and food costs, arguing improvements come at higher prices, with eggs cited as an exception.
A New York writer notes a social trend of strict dress guidance at parties inspired by Truman Capote. Hosts hint at color schemes with invitations urging guests to wear specific tones, risking "slip ups" and potential gatekeeping of attendees by fashion. The piece questions if such control will spread beyond elite gatherings and affect guest choices.
Barbara Orings shares old fashioned Christmas gift and decoration ideas from regional newspapers. Projects include a twine holder using a doll head and meat basket, a man’s laundry bag, bib and tray cloth from oilcloth, and decorative butterflies for the tree, all emphasizing handmade gifts that add magic for giver and receiver.
Washington reports on Justice William O. Douglas the most married Supreme Court figure wife counts through four marriages with Cathleen Heffernan 23 a former waitress. The piece notes his dissenting past and his colleagues esteem while acknowledging personal turmoil and a hard working discipline shaped by Washington state roots.
Fragmentary text states Associated Press rights to local news content and exclusive reproduction limits. The garbled line hints at copyright and distribution constraints for AP material. The readable portion emphasizes proprietary rights and local news content licensing.
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