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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
3
An editorial argues Kansas loopholes keep trading stamps alive and urges merchants to unite against stamping schemes. It notes firms exploit gaps across states, warns consumers pay higher prices, and calls for public education to limit stamp practices.
A public gauge calls for erasing succession beyond the vice president and letting Congress elect a new vice president when the No 2 man must step into the top office. A deadline would be enforced to avoid a vacant presidency, arguing the vice presidency is too important to leave unfilled.
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The piece details J. Robert Oppenheimer’s posthumous rehabilitation and the nomination for the Enrico Fermi Medal, aided by President Kennedy and later awarded by President Johnson. It contrasts his earlier loyalty accusations with a presidential gesture to restore his reputation and honor. It also notes congressional salary debates and social responses to Kennedy's death. It mentions Teller’s unexpected White House appearance and reactions from photographers.
Parade killed it in London BBC TV Review censored Kennedy coverage while a tribute aired. Victor Lasky’s JFK book was pulled, birchites regret. Stop the World and How to Succeed in Business faced edits. The Girl Who Came to Supper dropped a song about assassination. Theodore White’s The Making of the President-1960 rental blocks film ready.
Henry Roenfeldt, a 349th Engineer Corps sergeant, recalls serving in Roosevelt’s honor guard and watching the Kennedy assassination coverage. He describes drilling for the guard, the scaled ceremonies wartime, and the crowds along the route from Union Station to the White House. He notes fellow Kansans in the Roosevelt guard and remembers the April 1945 duties and later Hyde Park burial plans.
Hal Boyle notes Tom Tryon may become a major film star. At 6 feet 4 inches, dark and handsome, the actor is praised for honesty and talent, rising from a journeyman role to potential blockbuster status in Hollywood.
Otto Preminger chose Tom Tryon from over 20 candidates for the Cardinal project after seeing early scenes. Tryon, a Yale painter and Navy veteran from Hartford, Conn, has appeared in about 10 films and many TV roles. He says he remains not religious despite a Catholic church visit after Kennedy's death and comments on the TV industry's copying trend.
The Senate passed the higher education bill with Midwest votes listed. For Carlson R Kan Long D Mo Fulbright D Ark. Against Monroney D Okla. Paired against Edmondson D Okla. Not recorded Pearson R R Kan Symington D Mo Mc Clellan D Ark.
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