Peace in KC as Finley ends suit and keeps Athletics
Kansas City settles the dispute with Charles O Finley who drops the stadium lease suit and pledges to keep the Athletics in town for at least three more years The Kansas City Chamber of Commerce aims to sell 5000 season tickets doubling last spring's sales and hopes for strong local support and a better league showing next fall
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Letter from Lyle Ashworth wishes Garden City Christmas cheer
In a holiday note from Lyle Ashworth of Larned he thanks Garden City residents for Christmas cards and letters. He explains his four week hospital stay and hopes to visit Garden City again, sending Merry Christmas and Happy New Year greetings.
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Distaff Side Logic Wins Christmas Stocking Clash
A three year old insisted on two stockings claiming she has two legs. In Liberal, Seward County, 160 pints of blood were donated toward the local quota of 160. Garden City surpassed its 175 pint target with 210 pints collected. A Vermont ski area recently opened. The beginners slope is named Fanny Hill. A reader overheard relatives planning Christmas visits. A child contrasts gifts from relatives and Santa Claus.
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Season of Letdown Hal Boyle laments post holiday blues
Hal Boyle writes from New York that the week after Christmas marks a season of letdown and numbness. He describes downtrodden spirits, fatigued households, and a dreary civic mood as people cling to waning holiday cheer and face the return to ordinary routines. The piece paints a postcard of post holiday malaise with families, pets, and even postmen weighed down by fatigue.
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Garden City Telegram publication details and tariffs
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sunday and five holidays by Telegram Publishing Company. Includes editor and advertising manager names, AP affiliation, and rights notice. Subscription rates listed for local carrier and mail, with service areas and pricing.
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Goldwater Reverses Tone on McNamara in Vietnam Crisis
Senator Barry Goldwater, previously critical of Robert McNamara over Vietnam policy, writes a friendly letter agreeing with McNamara on closing surplus bases and merging the Ready Reserve with the National Guard. The informally worded note reflects Goldwater's unexpected support despite his Reserve leadership and prior criticisms.
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Johnson's news conferences intrigue and confound
Washington analysis shows President Johnson uses rapid, informal briefings to avoid open conflicts. He forgoes formal sessions, instead meeting reporters in small groups or one-on-one, offering on the record, off the record, or background remarks. The method yields fewer questions but raises questions about attribution and consistency. Goldwater letter cited as context for military policy views. House GOP moderates push for quieter public stance to back Ford and reshuffle leadership.
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