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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1969
Page
2
Editorial laments ongoing Vietnam War, urges peace in 1970. Questions hawks and war profiteers, notes South Vietnamese resistance to settlement, warns of wider Communist expansion. Reflects on inconsistent policy, cost of war, and longing for a peaceful decade ahead.
The Distaff Side muses on Christmas missteps and the Sixties wrap ups. A flashback to holiday chaos, a pet water-using Christmas tree, and family memories. The writer notes regrets over past gifts and addresses Guy Lombardo as part of a year end reflection.
The Public Pabre thanks Steve Gillan for writing a most refreshing student activist column. The Rev John P Bar ties the message to St Thomas Episcopal Church with rector Tholomew expressing gratitude for carrying the piece.
The ladies of the Dearth Rest Home express gratitude to the Chamber of Commerce Girl Scout Boy Scouts church groups and donors for Christmas gifts and kindness at 91 Safford. It was a lovely gesture from the community.
Washington report on a failed fish protein project shows 480 tons failed government inspection and only 26 tons pass with fluoride content unsafe for American use. AID terminated its $200000 Alpine Geography contract for New Bedford production after repeated quality issues and a Kentucky trader’s contract safeguards. The article also covers Ralph Nader’s push to ban smoking in public spaces and updates on germ warfare training for foreign officers, noting Nixon’s formal withdrawal from germ warfare and ongoing programs.
Washington columnist asserts Congress has done too much work with riders on a private citizenship bill for Jan Klopinski. As amendments proliferate, deals include Gulf of Tonkin repeal, Chiang Kai-shek bombers, higher Social Security, postal pay raises, cigarette health warnings, desegregation rulings, and even grape boycotts. Nixon and Agnew broadcast appeals back and forth. Klopinski loses citizenship, buys a black suit, and sails to Australia.
New York AP survey of 1989 shows mixed results across groups. Wharton graduates began at 1082 monthly, housing prices rose to 21900 in October, bonds and stocks faced higher rates and declines, profits slipped 4.4 percent, fixed incomes eroded, inflation squeezed savers, rents and mortgage costs surged, and taxes rose despite slow government control.
Puzzle clue list and cryptoquip header jumble mix of entries and misprints from a newspaper page. It names numerous filled clues with numbers and a cryptogram sequence JULBPMQSBIL ISICGBPOU QiuMULR and a note Yesterday's Cryptoquip GREAT GIFT-SWAPPING ROU TIND I NOW IN FULL SWING.
Hal Boyle recounts his dramatic medical operation with humor while debunking gossip about an incident on a rainy day. He describes a 13 inch incision and over 100 stitches, the hospital stay, and a staged recovery. He notes photographers offering incision photos and ends with a taxi anecdote about catching a cab being the highlight.
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