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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
10
A HEALTH column cites Dr BE L Bort of Lankenau Hospital on geriatric fitness. He says obesity, lack of daily exercise, and insufficient rest shorten life. He urges calorie control, regular activity, and preventive medicine to renew the middle aged image as brisk, alert, and vital, aiming for healthier years beyond 65.
A Young Hobby Club project suggests hanging a handmade litter bag on a room door knob. Use a cutdown paper bag with a slogan like Do Your Litter Bit. Seal the bottom, reinforce, and hang with a cord. Tomorrow: Skating Puzzle Contest.
Premier Moise Tshombe told the United Nations Security Council that Egyptian and Algerian officers command Congolese rebels along the north east frontier. He said his government has irrefutable proof that Egypt and Algeria supply war materials and asked these charges be added to Congo's indictment against Algeria the United Arab Republic and the Sudan before the council.
The Federal Power Commission said Natural Gas Pipeline Co. seeks federal approval for an 80.7 million dollar expansion of pipeline transmission and storage facilities across Texas Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico Illinois and Iowa. The plan boosts daily design sales to 2.15 billion cubic feet and adds 50 million additional maximum daily draw with storage in Iowa and Illinois, plus 492 miles of new pipe and 51,980 horsepower of compressor capacity. Additional injections wells and retirements of about 5.5 miles of line are planned. Gas transportation to current customers totals 152 million cubic feet daily and 22.7 million cubic feet daily would go to Philips Petroleum Co. in Bartlesville Oklahoma.
Col Edward A McGough commander of the 155th Tactical Fighter Wing bailed out of an F105 before it crashed near Maize Kansas on a mission from Camp Phillips. He was uninjured and flown to McConnell Air Force Base by helicopter. A spectator, Dennis Jones of Maize, died of a heart attack at the crash scene.
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