An Historical Year Ends with a Nation’s Reflection
Editorial notes 1963 as a historic year marked by the assassination of a president. It urges readers to recognize the era’s significance, witness its events, and carry forward with hope while remembering the past and shaping the future.
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United States
Cigarette Study Says Smokers Face Higher Cancer Risk
A report by Dr FE Cuyler Hammond for the American Medical Association cites statistics showing smokers have double the cancer risk and up to nine to one for lung cancer, with two to one heart disease risk and up to 16 to one for emphysema. The piece notes limited public impact so far.
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FE. Cuyler Hammond
American Medical Association of
Portland
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Letter to the editor on Christmas issue praise
Evelyn M. Fischer of Garden City commends the Telegram Christmas issue for featuring Christ in Christmas and offering advertiser material described as refreshing. She urges more emphasis on Christ in Christmas amid contemporary trends.
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Evelyn M. Fischer
Garden City
Distaff Side Yearend Musings and Light Observations
The column reflects on starting 1964 with a fresh slate, jokes about leap year and an eligible bachelor, notes from a village forecaster about a 94 year old Englishman marrying a 50 year old, and a county tax quip about paying taxes with a smile and the reply that money is still demanded.
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Elihu Allman
Congress Attendance Sparks Call for a Congressional Accounting Office
Public figure Drew Pearson concedes some senators and representatives miss votes and travel at taxpayer expense. He urges a new Congressional Accounting Office to audit attendance, conflicts of interest, and junkets, and suggests pay dockings for nonattendance and absences during key votes.
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Congress
General Accounting Office
Getrural
Executive Branch
GAO
Executive
Congressional Accounting Office
Kennedy Bill Hurdles in Senate Absence Aboard Florida
Senator Kennedy pushed a foreign aid bill while representative Fascell was away in Florida. He returned when urged but could not depart early enough to vote on the crucial two thirds threshold. Fascell departed late, and snow prevented his Washington landing.
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Richard Bolling
Kansas City Democrat
Virgin Islands
Henry Wilson
White House
Washington
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Wilson
Boling
Michigan
Kansas City
Johnson
Chet Hallfield
California
Everett Burkhalter
North Hollywood
Calif
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Jobh Birchite
Edgar Hiteland
Congress
Hollywood
Dante Fascell
Miami
Kennedy
Florida
Fascell
Fasceli
Garden City Telegram masthead and publication details
The Garden City Telegram weekly newspaper billing shows its publication terms and offices. It lists publishing company at 117 East Chestnut, Garden City Kansas, with advertising and circulation rates for local and out-of-town subscribers and a note on Associated Press affiliation and reproduction rights.
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East Chestnut
Ebi Marvin Smith
Associated
Advand
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamerton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Uarde
City Kansas
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