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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1962
Page
4
Equal Education argues that unification does not force countywide consolidation and may replace multiple boards with a single district board. The editorial cites Wichita as a model and calls for unified financing to ensure equal education, condemning jealousy and prejudice in education policy.
Dr Richard B Garn, Mount Airy Hospital staff physician, spoke to the Denver auxiliary on types of men in matrimony. He described monsters, mice, and mature men who handle life’s slings with confidence, flexibility, and effort to mitigate troubles, rejecting claims American men are weaker today. He noted 18 year olds may give blood with parental consent or if married, otherwise the minimum is 21.
New York AP summary of varied trivial facts and quotes. Notes include 12 cents per mile to operate a car, potential savings with careful driving, different names for Santa in various countries, demographics about homeowners, odds in games, a saliva test for envelope licking, currency per person by country, Helen Rowland quote, and miscellaneous trivia on dentistry, haywire origin, bridal history, IRS millionaire count, air travel, octopuses, Paris bar ratio, common head colds, zebra stripes, and Roosevelt on hard hearts.
A devotional prayer asking that the light seen in Jesus Christ may shine in our hearts and through us reach weary souls in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
Drew Pearson reports internal White House battles over Berlin and coexistence with the USSR. Stevenson Harriman Fulbright urged Kennedy to preempt Khrushchev, while Acheson Bundy Bohlen pressed for a hard line. Kennedy has favored the hard approach, heightening strains with Khrushchev and prompting questions about future Kremlin maneuvers.
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At the United Nations in New York a night life of receptions and banquets unfolds as 110 member nations mingle. Delegates endure long lines for host greetings and cocktails while collating meals and conversations. The piece notes changes since 1960, Dag Hammarskjold’s quiet diplomacy, and U Thant’s schedule as well as catering limits and the Soviet October party rituals.
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