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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
1
Khrushchev denounced dogmatism in China as dangerous as revisionism and vowed the Soviet Communist movement would fight both right and left opportunism. He asserted unity of the ranks as the highest principle and pledged resolute action against deviations.
At Chick Rees annual party late last night audiences praised What Ever Happened to Baby Jane with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford delivering standout performances. Weather and shopping in western Kansas were noted as mild and busy, while Khrushchev and Tito addressed Yugoslav policy amid Cold War exchanges.
A bid opening for the Belmont lift station serving Plaza Acres and areas north of the drainage ditch is scheduled for next Wednesday at 10 a.m. in City Hall. City Manager Deane Wiley said a separate study by A. Kirkwood Co. will inventory and organize city utilities while electrical and water departments expand lines in Briar Hill and near Thompson Street.
In Paris Secretary of State Dean Rusk tells NATO ministers the West has new opportunities after the Cuban crisis. He calls for Western studies of major diplomatic problems and warns the Soviet Union that the U.S. will not concede beyond Cuba in nuclear tests talks. Rusk notes Soviet difficulties at home and abroad, and proposes extending Allied work on Berlin to broader Cold War issues.
TOPEKA Kan AP A new hearing was denied for James Douglas Latham and George Ronald York convicted of killing Otto Ziegler a railroad man in Oakley Kansas in 1961 Latham 19 York 18 were convicted in Russell County Kansas Supreme Court upheld the conviction on November 3 and rejected Wednesday their petition for another hearing.
Gus Garden declares that a donor embodies the red blooded American ideal, urging others to participate in giving with patriotic enthusiasm and community duty. His remarks frame donation as a fundamental civic act rooted in national pride.
President Kennedy defended Adlai Stevenson’s UN work and urged that the Cuban crisis record be left to history. He dismissed leaks about Stevenson as unverified and said the NSC matters should not be discussed publicly. He forecast new penalties against non Communist Cuba trade and hinted at tax-cut plans, while noting Khrushchev’s speech and Viet Nam commitments. He also commented on Skybolt missiles and a record spoof.
In Moscow, President Tito of Yugoslavia told the Supreme Soviet that Kremlin and Yugoslav views coincide on major questions. The session approved Khrushchev’s central economic reforms and a large 86.6 billion ruble budget, while Gromyko outlined plans to negotiate a German settlement and a UN flag swap in West Berlin.
Garden City Post Office will stay open longer starting Saturday to handle peak Christmas mail. Service windows hours shift to 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. through Dec. 22, with regular hours resuming Dec. 24. Postmaster Lester Harp urges careful packing, insured valuables, and use of air mail for out of town items.
A community study highlights about 250 residents who have given a gallon or more of blood to quarterly Red Cross Bloodmobile visits. Fifty exceed two gallons, with several near four, as long lists reveal donors citing service, duty, family need, and social reasons like meals and conversation at the canteen.
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