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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
1
Readable parts show a TV grid with news and movies. Names like Frank Bernolés appear and a feature titled The Teel of Chrishrar is listed along with several unidentified program lines and times.
Robert Peterson notes loneliness is a normal part of life across ages and positions. Indira Gandhi says loneliness stems from responsibility, not status, while Greta Garbo shows loneliness can be eased by social contact and solitary moments. Community centers offer chance to converse and meet new people, reducing loneliness for some.
President Johnson, recovering in Bethesda Naval Hospital, said the federal budget will show a surplus this year the first since the Eisenhower era. He noted the surplus should ease inflation and aid demand restraint while predicting a near billion-dollar surplus and a tax receipts rise to about 185.4 billion.
Commerce secretary Mau rice Stans says it is his personal hope the surcharge can be cut in half by mid-1969 and eliminated by 1970. The piece notes Nixon's mood and the GOP emphasis on a balanced budget, warning that tax elimination could create a deficit if the surplus depended on the surcharge.
Fire rips through four plush shops in San Francisco's shopping district causing over 5 million dollars in damage, the largest loss since the 1906 earthquake era. James Gurps, a famed arts emporium, loses more than 1 million in Oriental art. Other losses include Schneider's, Anger's Jewelers, and Maim's Laggize. Abercrombie & Fitch suffers heavy water damage. Eighteen firefighters battle winds over 40 mph and 40 degree temperatures. two rescuers injured by flying glass.
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