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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1966
Page
2
Judge Marion Beatty ruled the Kansas film censor board unconstitutional but limited the decision to that board, leaving room for other procedures with safeguards. The state clings to free speech while seeking to keep obscene films off theaters and TV, as parents and production codes push for self-policing.
Fern Greathouse of Prairie Village urges support for the Garden City Junior College bond measure. She praises the college’s faculty and notes past experiences transferring to four year universities. She cites a KU consultant favoring junior colleges and warns a vote against the bond harms Garden City’s future.
Hal Boyle muses that memory is a castle best enjoyed at will, growing with time and offering no bills or mortgage. He recalls vivid scenes from childhood rooms to city life, noting fears, quirks, and small-town habits that shaped American life and memory.
Drew Pearson describes Beersheba’s transformation from a camel market town to a modern city with 72 000 residents, a new seaport at Ashdod, irrigation farms in Hatzeva, and a booming immigrant welcome via The Jewish Agency. He notes Jewish National Fund tree planting, Palestinian and North African Jewish immigration, and Israel’s goal of self sufficiency by 1972 amid Arab boycotts.
Telegram staff updates hint at departures for school and military service, an engagement to fatherhood, a potential wedding, and a promised orange blossom. A long haired kitten is sought for Theodore Tabor home, contact BR 6 2884. A blond Pekingese found with red collar awaits owner, call 6 6668. Father Urban Hoying of St Marys is remembered as a reform minded priest active in youth education and family life.
Gulzarilal Nanda, veteran trade unionist and Gandhi disciple, leads India's Congress in a stance against communism viewing it as a greater threat to democratic socialism than right wing groups. He has a long history with imprisonment during independence and served as home minister under Nehru, later caretaking prime minister after Nehru's death. He advocates worker fairness and mobilizing underdogs while promoting Gandhian principles.
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