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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
2
Editorial reflects on Christmas 1966 bringing joy amid winter snow and adult frustrations. It contrasts childhood memories with hope for a better tomorrow, urges selfless sharing and charitable love, and notes Advent peace beyond lights and tinsel. Ends with the reminder that joy should be year round.
A collage of brief items includes a Christmas card note about Paula Murphy's forthcoming marriage, Les Sheffield’s role at North Platte Station and PhD plans, Donna Scooby’s goat research at Colorado State University, and Norman Cousins on Vietnam cease fires urging humane restraint during holidays.
Not Everybody Gets With St ay with MILLER NEW YORK AP. Dr Harold Greenwald, a psychoanalyst, says more people feel depressed during this Christmas season. He notes heightened emotions, loneliness, and anxiety among the divorced, single, and families separated by war, driven by heightened advertising and pressure to buy. He observes a spike in professional calls and emphasizes the lack of communication as a key issue.
Drew Pearson reports a secret Washington office linked to Air America and Civil Air Transport. Air America, 69 percent Formosa government owned, uses CIA-subsidized cargo routes to Laos and Thailand while CAT carries passengers. The piece urges congressional scrutiny and notes broader U S travel and political developments.
AP analysis notes Red China is not yet a full nuclear power with a missile system and fears future implications if it becomes one. The piece ties global natonal tensions to civil rights progress at home, Vietnam war policy, and President Johnson's decisions ahead of 1968 elections, warning that a rushed peace could empower the Communists and undermine the U.S. stance.
SALT LAKE CITY Utah (UP) A bank manager shows locking the drive in door as a robbery deterrent. A man in a car demanded money at the First Security Bank drive in window. The teller refused, the door was locked, and the would be robber fled to his car empty handed.
The statement reflects a long standing pattern where Christmas celebrations follow familiar routines with minor annual changes, indicating a stable cultural rhythm despite minor shifts in customs and observances.
A cryptogram style puzzle excerpt lists numerous clues with numeric tags and partial answers. It includes references to gods, objects, animals, and everyday items, followed by a dated note about a cryptoquip by JACK FROST and a single cryptogram line. The fragment resembles a newspaper cryptic puzzle page with cross references and filler text.
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