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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
4
The Great Bend Daily Tribune urges tightening the DWI license revocation loophole by barring appeals before surrendering the license. It cites district court dockets filled with appeals that delay trials, allowing defendants to keep driving and weaken state cases. A faster trial and immediate surrender rule, plus nationwide precedent, are proposed to cut costs and speed justice.
Peter Harris of Garden City replies to a prior anonymous taxpayer letter about parking. He recounts his doctor appointment at McAllister building, difficulty finding a space, and driving past Renick’s and Penney’s to park. He argues the critic’s stance on tearing down local businesses is illogical.
Mrs. R. E. McGaugh recounts moving to Lane County in 1910, recalling dust storms and sparsely settled days. She praises Dighton and Lane County residents for their hospitality, community spirit, and lasting friendships, expressing admiration for Mr. Deus and Dighton’s people.
The Garden City Telegram details subscription rates by carrier and mail. Local carrier price is 1.55 per month in Garden City, 0.30 per week in other carrier areas, and 7.60 per year for mail to Finney and nearby counties, 15.00 elsewhere, with student rates at 5.00 for a 9 month school year. Local delivery rules apply where motor carrier service is used.
A local newspaper declares exclusive rights to reproduce AP news and special dispatches. The notice reserves publication rights and outlines restricted use of fresh AP content.
A brief religious reflection cites John 8 12 where Jesus is the light of life and prays for open minds and hearts that the Holy Spirit may fill believers with Christ’s light. The prayer concludes in the Redeemer’s name.
Drew Pearson reports two pivotal incidents. First, Civil Defense warned that in war justices would be airlifted to a secret Maryland hideaway, but their wives would stay behind. Chief Justice Warren would remain with his wife. The second incident notes delays in Canada and the U S Air Force restrictions during the Cuba standoff, amid a power struggle inside the White House between moderates and hardliners led by McCone and Acheson Bundy.
A Cedar Street reader shares a Christmas poem from her California niece about family life in Nineteen Sixty-Two. The verse blends holiday woes with joy, noting a first big tree, neighbor yard decorations, Santa's route, and a wish for blessings and Christ’s birthday celebration.
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