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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
2
Two psychologists argue that war toys harm children emotionally and potentially cultivate acceptance of violence while critics note limited consumer impact. A Detroit mother petitioned manufacturers, retailers cut war toy orders briefly, and parents are urged to favor educational toys and limit violent media to protect kids.
Everett Lallis Jr. from 1012 N Main praises Garden City Junior College and its Quarterback Club for support during his two years as an out-of-state athlete. He disputes a board member’s claim that the club has failed, noting scholarships study materials home meals and invitations from teammates and the college athletic department aided his education and sense of belonging. He plans to transfer to a four year school next year and remains grateful for the college community.
A Colorado clipping exposes campus trends and terms such as Granny dresses bear scares pierced ears and homemade perfume. It notes grungies for non dress occasions and defines fads as fashionable but fleeting expressions of egocentric cleverness on college campuses.
Drew Pearson recounts Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman narrowly dodging a charging two foot horned heifer during a Madrid bull farm visit. The tale sits amid broader notes on Ayub Khan and Castro, linking U S aid, Cold War alliances, and nuclear inspection shifts in Havana and the UN.
Mexico will issue twenty million postage stamps depicting scenes from the country s oldest sports as a pre Olympic series. A special post office ceremony marks the stamp release as Mexico prepares to host the 1968 Olympic Games.
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., once near the Kennedy White House, now atop a third floor office, writes 2000 to 4000 words daily and has produced the Kennedy era classic A Thousand Days. He aims to complete a New Deal trilogy, fueled by personal memory, interviews with about 100 participants, and intense research while citing intellectual influences from Parkman, Beard, Adams, Niebuhr, and Tolstoy. He contrasts Tolstoy’s determinism with his belief in significant individual agency, and he refreshes his language with poetry by Yeats and Whitman to sharpen precision and imagination.
Hal Boyle notes in a New York column that the U S Indian population has grown from 240000 in 19 to over 525000 with a birthrate nearly double the national average. He also delivers a string of quips on science, nursing, college finances, weekend driving danger, a new missile camera, and historical trivia about the Potomac, Christmas trees, and Josh Billings.
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