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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
4
A reader supports a city commission move to expand off street parking in the area north of Laurel and west of Main. The piece argues funds were diverted from the electrical department to acquire property and urges future parking be financed by a downtown benefit district.
George L Potter of Lafayette Indiana denounces a Thursday January 3 issue cartoon about Dirkson and Charles Halleck as pro Communist. He criticizes Washington Post influence and asks for sufficient coverage while asserting his right as a property owner in Finney and Kearny Counties.
A humorous essay on January as a pulse month in U S offices. It contrasts initial year optimism with mid February fatigue, noting boosted effort, brief caffeine and water breaks, and longer lunches as leadership pivots to new plans like branching out to Miami while enthusiasm wanes.
A brief religious verse invokes the Upper Room plea Lord save us we perish. It asks for God’s watchful care forgiveness for disobedience and neglect, power to do Thy will, and thanks for salvation through Jesus Christ in whose name Amen.
The notice outlines subscription terms for Garden City and surrounding counties with rates for mail and carrier delivery. It lists geographic applicability for prices, student rates, and local post privacy, noting Associated Press copyright and distribution rights.
Washington grandson recounts meeting Hubert Humphrey in the Senate during New Year visit. Humphrey defends Latin America aid, criticizes red tape, and asserts the Alliance for Progress needs leaders with heart. He notes delays in housing projects in Venezuela and contrasts with Cuban aid.
Granada reports the government seized all garages to house more than 4,500 homeless after weekend rains. Victims received aid including 11 tons of powdered milk 200 blankets and 300 mattresses from the United States. The piece blends local relief with quotes on Latin American politics and U S influence.
A Stafford Courier reflection on New Year resolutions. Phyllis McGinley chuckles at the idea of self reform on January first noting the month’s bleak mood and weather woes. The piece suggests better timing for heroism or sainthood might be in April when nature revives.
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