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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
2
A columnist argues for the public display of Christmas symbols and nativity scenes, contending freedom of worship includes the right to celebrate in public spaces and that secular objections should not suppress Christian traditions. The piece asserts most people are not offended by Christmas observances and highlights individual rights to happiness.
An offbeat Christmas message offers candy making tips using bread to soften hard fudge. Doris Spence, former Telegram reporter now in D C, recalls cheering the St. Louis Cardinals on tours to New York and Philadelphia. In a neighborhood spread, bakers on N7th shared a dozen diverse recipes, gifting half a dozen portions each. A Merry Christmas to sock and pajama givers, plus a yellow and white male kitten available at 6-5207.
Hal Boyle argues books are ideal Christmas gifts for any reader or nonreader. He promotes buying at a bookstore and lists humorous titled book pairs attributed to famous figures, then pivots to a science note about fire in space and Germany’s telephone count.
Drew Pearson reports Florida Governor Claude Kirk and Alabama governors George and Lurleen Wallace have stirred controversy over out of state travel and campaign promotion. Kirk’s honeymoon trip charged to Florida funds, involvement of state agencies, and fundraising tactics draw scrutiny while Alabama officials spend time in California seeking ballot access for George Wallace.
Seward County in Liberal Kansas held a special election to form the first junior college board. Trustees elected are Francis Ormiston Dr Jim Parsons Paul Bowles James K Curry Herbert Hobble and Al Shank after a primary reduced the field from 25 to 12.
A satirical view on college students during the Vietnam era. The piece argues collegians mix activism and romance, mocking campus warfare while noting taxpayers’ burden and parental concerns over holiday reunions with student combatants.
The Supreme Court avoids taking on the Vietnam war issue as it often avoids military questions. Dissenters argue war actions may be illegal, but the majority upholds presidential power in wartime context. Historical rulings show deference to executive decisions during emergencies. Justice Black and Frankfurter cited wartime powers and necessity of protecting shores from threats.
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