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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues for higher home and building insurance rates in Kansas due to wind and hail damage. It notes a 40 cent per $1000 premium rise and makes the $50 deductible mandatory to curb frivolous claims. It urges policy holders to act fairly and reduce abuses to benefit all.
A Garden City Future Farmers of America chapter promotes a Safe Farm Power Use Program amid rising mechanization. An FFA member will visit local farm families to explain the program, representing America's finest young farmers aiming to improve farming safety and happiness.
A market owner tells a joke about installing a clock on the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the idea of having time with inclination. A gray male kitten seeks a good home via Willard Bodam in Gardendale mornings.
Subscription terms set carrier and mail rates for Garden City and surrounding counties. Rates include 1.55 monthly by carrier in Garden City, 0.30 weekly by carrier elsewhere, 7.50 yearly by mail in Finney and nearby counties, 18.00 yearly elsewhere, plus 5.00 for local college students for a 9 month year. Telegram motor carrier publication-day use required in applicable cities. The paper is Associated Press member with exclusive local news rights.
A prayer that Christ’s spirit become incarnate in us and we live faithfully for Thee. Amen.
Drew Pearson outlines a hidden clash inside the White House between Adlai Stevenson and Dean Acheson, aided by John McCone, over foreign policy direction. The dispute traces back to Stevenson’s 1952 bid, Stevenson’s UN leadership, and tensions over Bay of Pigs, NATO posts, and Berlin policy, signaling a broader intra administration power struggle.
Hal Boyle riffs on corporate images in a humorous column noting how big companies worry about public perception. He sketches lighthearted caricatures of Du Pont American Telephone General Electric and General Motors reflecting public myths and media stereotypes of these firms.
Secretary Freeman told wheat growers in Denver that the 1964 wheat acreage allotment would fall 10 to 15 percent below 1963 if the 1964 program is approved in a referendum next spring. He warned that defeat could bring chaos and noted concerns over acreage and price impacts.
Danbury Connecticut announces a free true-size replica of the smallest Acousticon ever made. The tiny device weighs less than a third of an ounce and is offered to anyone who responds to the advertisement. Free to keep, no cost or obligation, send to Box No. Y-926 Garden City Telegram Garden City Kansas.
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