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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
2
A letter argues sidewalks are owners' duty while the city funds street lights. It notes that property owners must share costs for blocks with sidewalks and proposes city action to require sidewalks in new subdivisions. It recalls past PTA efforts and cites stadium-area sidewalks funded by the city for public interest. Sidewalks are vital safety factors for children.
A church bulletin recalls The Eight Degrees of Charity written by Moses Ben Maimonides in 1185 A.D. The list, issued by First Presbyterian, contrasts with a local echo of the Ten Commandments at Christmas. The guide ranks charity from reluctant gifts to preventing poverty through aid and guidance.
Payment details for subscriptions to Gordon City news. Rates include 61.65 payable to the carrier, 306 per week by carrier in other cities, 9.00 per year by mail to various counties, and 15.00 elsewhere. Local students pay 5.00 per month. telegram motor carrier rules may apply for same day mail delivery where local service exists.
Drew Pearson recalls the Hoover Kennedy feud from the 1950s to 1960s. It notes calls for age limits and rotating FBI directors, and explains tensions over a national crime commission, Hoffa prosecutions, and eavesdropping cases under Kennedy and later.
A lighthearted column by Hal Boyle jokes about drinking and beehives, rain comfort, and phobias. It notes that bees react to alcohol odor, cites phobia facts, and offers quirky sayings, folklore, and a Voltaire quote about ideas growing with age.
A traveler recounts visiting Grace's sister in Tulsa and her father in Joplin. He notes supermarket growth, old customers and rising prices, buys a six pack of cigars, then describes a rude checkout incident with a pushy elderly shopper and a cold, impersonal store atmosphere.
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