Time zone boundary debate stirs Western Kansas counties
A letter to the newspaper questions why most Western Kansas counties follow Central time while some stay on Mountain, asking the Department of Transportation to consider resetting the boundary. The writer cites a August poll showing majority support for moving the line to the state line and urges a Washington representative to investigate.
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Department of Transportation
Washington
Kansas
Transportation Department
Western
Distaff Side features ASU student in Who's Who list
Former Garden City High graduate Terry Carmichael is among 37 Arizona State University students named Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for academic achievement service to the community leadership and future potential. Other notes mention Irene Garcia nomination to a US Catholic Conference advisory council and local church fundraising efforts with a profit of about 3,000.
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Garden City High School
Terry Carmichael
Arizona State University
Terry
Shirley
Mike Carmichael
Garden City
Temple
Tex
Carmichaels
Kathie
Temple Junior College
Lisa
Mary Hardin- Baylor College
Irene
D. C
Women squeeze produce like men test cars at shops
The Needle.w Harold Coffin notes women at the vegetable counter squeeze plump tomatoes to gauge freshness, while jokes compare buyer habits to car showrooms. An egg resists squeezing as a built in defense against such impulse. A homemaker allegedly squeezed a clerk to see if he was fresh.
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Lee
Subscription rates and delivery terms for local edition
Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas. By carrier in other cities where service is available ten cents per week. By mail to other addresses in Finney Lane Scott Wichita Gresley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell and Gray counties twelve dollars per year elsewheres fifteen dollars per year. Terms of subscription by carrier a month in Garden City one dollar seventy five cents payable to carrier. We advances local and area college students nine dollars for nine month school year. Telegram motor carrier service is required to have publication. Way delivery by mail is cities that have local carrier service lacey carrier rates apply.
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Garden City
Kansas
Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichita
Gresley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Gerden City
Telegram Motor Carrier
Lacey
Cates
Nixon Faces Skepticism Of Negroes On Policies
Drew Pearson outlines the tension within the Negro community over Nixon’s civil rights stance. Sen. Edward Brooke’s cabinet refusal highlights concerns about desegregation enforcement, court power, and southern influence on judicial appointments. The piece notes Nixon’s North Carolina misquote dispute, Thurmond’s role, and Daly’s bid for USIA leadership as context for race policy debates.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Senate
Sen
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
United States Senate
North Carolina
Supreme Court
South
Boston
Whitney Young
Urban League
Humphrey
Storm Thurmond
R-S.c
Thurmond
Harry Dent
White House
Southern
Hele
Gates
Miami Beach
Miami Herald
Stanford Dean Emerges As Wells Fargo Chair At 56
Ernest Arbuckle, former Stanford Business School dean, leads Wells Fargo Bank after four months on the job. The 56 year old faces the challenge of merging general management with banking expertise, aiming to expand long range planning and broaden the bank’s talent base while leveraging his corporate board experience. Arbuckle says steady goal oriented growth and planned transitions guide career moves, not mere change.
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John Cunniff
San Francisco
Ernest Arbuch
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Wells Fargo Bank
Standard Oil of
California
W.R. Grace & Co
Stanford
Arbuckle
Wells Fargo
Lyndon Johnson’s staggered ceremonial farewells noted
Across his presidency Lyndon Johnson staged grand goodbyes to staff from White House gardeners to secret service, framing exit rites as a major act. The piece catalogs vast programs and spending, questions public satisfaction, and contrasts ceremonial departures with the Great Society legacy.
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Lyndon Johnson
White House
Secret Service
John McCormack
JFK
Appalachia
Johnson
Harry Hopkins
America
Hal Boyle on Confusion Over Sexes and Roles
Hal Boyle argues that gender distinctions blur as sexes imitate each other in dress and manners. He offers humorous, anecdotal tests to guess gender, noting adults cannot reliably determine a teen’s sex and that societal views on two sexes persist amid changing norms.
U.S. war toll passes thirty thousand in Vietnam
AP reports 192 Americans killed in combat in Vietnam last week, raising total combat deaths to 30,057 since Jan 1, 1961, with 42,979 enemy dead. Wounded total 189,269. Ensuing figures show 1,110 Americans wounded, 424 hospitalized, and enemy deaths rising to 2,727 for the prior week. Meanwhile Mrs. Lloyd Bucher seeks to deliver 500,000 signatures to press for Pueblo crew release. North Korea seized the Pueblo 22 days ago.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Ban Diego
Calif
Lloyd Bucher
Washington
White House
Nixon
Bucher
Johnson
North Korea
National Committee For Responsible Patriotism
New York
Crossword Clues Snapshot From a Syndicate Page
Puzzle notes list Eugene Sheffer and Yeaterday n Cryptoquip items with clues and answers. Includes entries 37 through 48 and a reference to 16k KING FEATURES syndicate materials.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Christmas Idea
St. Mary Queen of Peace Church
Ulysses
Dighton
Marilyn
Mrs. Albert
Harold Coffin
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Roy Allman
John Frasier
Sditer Advertising
Drew Pearson
Jerry Ford
Rep
House
House Rules Committee
William Colmer
Mississippi
U.S. Senate
John Daly
Debonair
U.S. Information Agency
GOP
Herarchy
Daly
Voice of America
USLA
Leonard Marks
CBS
Karl Mundt
Mundt
Marks
Business Mirror
William Buckley
LBJ
Hal. Boyle
Joe College
U.S. War
Pueblo
Eugene Sheffer A
Eisa
Cozens
Pierce
Lal
Ireland
John
Rabbit
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