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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1960
Page
14
Editorials condemn teens who damaged a large snowman built by youngsters in the 900 block on Main. The act occurred Sunday night when a passing car scattered the plan, then the teens returned to finish the vandalism.
A collage of reminiscences and oddities from a long ago column. The piece muses on old days of reading, centennial celebrations in Larned with grandmother recipes, a Madison Avenue firm offering free article topics, and a quirky note on snoring from a Japanese doctor.
Washington dispatch notes Kennedy plans early Inauguration Day and stresses cabinet picks. Av erell Harriman and Dean Ache son influence decisions while Fulbright faces scrutiny over labor and Middle East ties. Governors Barnett Vandiver and Hollings face censure risk for race remarks during Latin American goodwill trips.
Anthony J. Biase, 52, of Omaha, was sentenced to 15 years in a federal institution and fined 5000 for eight counts of violating the federal narcotics act. A federal undercover agent testified Biase and a companion paid 1800 for tablets claimed to contain narcotics. Biase was identified by Kenneth Bruce Sheetz of Kansas City, who testified before the grand jury. Sheetz was later shot at his Kansas City home but survived.
A Soviet trade delegation led by Mikhail Kuzmin, vice minister of foreign trade, departed Moscow for Havana to work out 1961 trade plans with Cuba, following talks with Cuban economic chief Ernesto Guevara.
Hal Boyle profiles Bob Hope noting his enduring boyish energy despite success. Hope juggles TV work and new film The Facts of Life with a business empire and troop-entertaining missions, citing luck and the right script as key. He avoids public complaint, saying each morning free of pain is a win and life gains meaning as bones creak.
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