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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues that discrimination can occur by granting special rights to minorities while urging equal treatment under law for all, including enforcement actions against license holders. It stresses that citizens should expect consistent application of laws, regardless of minority status.
A collage of light reader items includes a farmer joking about buying a new car after rain and snow, a Telegram staff member’s dress color query, a Blue and Green party misconception, New Year luck with black-eyed peas, a shoe centerpiece idea using macaroni, and Christmas music by Howard Smith’s family featuring Japanese hits from his sister Bernice teaching in Japan.
John Taylor editor of Tailor & Cutter argues topless dresses were never new and will not become fashionable. He cites 1796 Paris observers in the Champs Elysees, Parisian fashion queens Recamier and Tallies, modesty boards in British offices of the early 1900s, and concludes women resist such styles though they seek male attention.
Drew Pearson outlines how Adam Clayton Powell allegedly backed Eisenhower in 1956 after learning of tax probes, with Powell obtaining White House access for a statement and urging Blacks to vote for Ike. The arrangement allegedly included freeing a secretary and campaign funds, while related prosecutions stalled. The piece traces later investigations and political maneuvering surrounding Powell, Nixon, and FBI and IRS entanglements.
A new agreement seeks a 22 percent rise in Cuba Bulgaria trade. Cuba will export sugar and molasses to Bulgaria and import farm machinery canned foods and other industrial products, according to Havana radio.
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