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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1966
Page
2
AP reports swinging London’s fashion shift as tights and body stockings replace summer wear. Women adopt longjohn like undergarments, in colors like silver, with designs from diamonds to dragons, paired with shortie drawers. London designer Mary Quant introduces knickers to match minidresses.
A short essay extols politeness as a key to a good life. It argues pleasant disposition aids health, friendships, work success, and safety on the road. It urges consistent courtesy to strangers, family, and colleagues, noting even small acts open doors.
Richard Campos, an orphan killed in Vietnam in December, lies unclaimed at Oakland Army Terminal. His uncle John Campos, a farm worker from Marysville area, says he will claim and bury him. Army holds body until proven kin. papers shown by uncle.
The notice at 108 Grant Ave emphasizes sun safety and healthy appearance while promoting McClung Pharmacy. It warns that overexposure damages skin and can cause second degree burns and urges customers to seek careful dispensing of prescriptions with friendly service.
Sukarno agrees to a joint armed forces statement and may appear before Congress to explain last year’s abortive Communist coup. Police General Sutjipto Judo dihardjo said after the third closed meeting in four days that the president accepted the statement signed by commanders of the four services. The statement orders all to follow Congress decisions or face military action. The note ends with a stray line about a diamond.
Prof Sorenson of Kansas State summarizes a US Department of Agriculture report on farm prices in 1966. Prices for all farm products rose about 8 percent from 1965 to 1966 with crops up around 1 percent and livestock up about 15 percent. Net farm income is projected higher, while per farm income rises to about 4900 dollars.
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