Weekend comments on off-street parking proposal in city
City officials debated extending off-street parking around Main Pine and Stevens avenues, urged action despite manager absence and rumors of objections. Calls to ease traffic pinch at the Main Pine Stevens intersection. police to enforce a right turn only on southeast bound Stevenson to Pine with barriers. one way Steven northwestern could be simpler.
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Christmas notes and Kumquat memories in a school diary
A reflective Christmas column recounts small family rituals and gifts like a blue glass bowl with kumquats and a dorm memory. It blends holiday prep with snippets of student life such as laundry, jacket repairs, term papers, and a playful aside about a nun and embroidery set.
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Florida
Cat Life Wins In Hal Boyle Column On Pets
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on cat versus dog life noting cats act on their own terms. He shares lessons from his ten year “Lady Dottie” the cat who dominates his home, costs him thousands in upkeep, yet embodies dignified independence and disdain for human reward.
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Near East Crisis Pushes Toward Limited Peace Efforts
Drew Pearson argues the Near East stands at a crossroads between renewed war and a lasting peace. He cites Arab revenge mood after 1967, Israel’s divided politics, and U.S.-Soviet cooperation as pivotal. He notes moderates like Hussein of Jordan and leaders in Morocco Tunisia Lebanon Iran and Turkey could back a Palestinian refuge plan on the West Bank if supported.
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Hidden Cabinet Picks Stir Sensational Speculation
A leaked passage mocks the new cabinet appointees as Big Men with Nixon style approval for calmness under fire. It notes media focus on wives at the announcement and hints at strategic shelving of officials, with Dean Rusk watching.
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Garden City AP Copyright Notice
The Garden City Telegram carries AP copyright notice stating exclusive use for reproduction of all AP news and dispatches printed in the newspaper. All rights of publication of special dispatches are reserved.
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Servist
Garden City
Gareier & Advance
W Telegram Motor
Associated Press
Reflections on Southwest Kansas Coal Mine Disasters
Barbara Oringderff recalls past Southwest Kansas coal mine disasters and debates progress in mine safety. The piece highlights miners' views on dangerous work, advances in ventilation and equipment, and recounts a 1907 Monongah explosion with six bodies found and 380 trapped, noting uncertainty about the exact cause.
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Apollo 8 Liftoff The Presswatcher Observes
William Buckley writes from Cape Kennedy on Apollo 8, noting the vast scale of the mission and its 99.9 percent reliability standard. He contrasts scientific optimism with poetical doubt, recalls Time and Lowell thoughts, and describes the press crowd and the launching moment as flames rise in total silence.
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