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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
2
The piece notes strong opposition to the upcoming county bond votes, especially the junior college proposal, and urges clearer public discussion. It argues that legitimate concerns deserve hearing but warns against rumors, urging voters to inform themselves and participate thoughtfully.
Marilyn Philips Meadór of Kansas City Kan lauds Richard Sandoval’s junior college bond letter. She argues Garden City Junior College would provide top facilities and opportunities, stressing effort determines outcomes and urging locals to aim for the best rather than settle for “first in the state.”
Hal Boyle surveys whether men or women fare better in life citing Farmers Almanac data on freedoms and finances. He contrasts dangers and work with inheritance and savings while noting cosmetic and social presssures, concluding the motto To each his own.
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Federal and Jackson County grand juries began investigating a gangland slaying after a multi agency meeting on organized crime in Kansas City. U S district attorney Russell Millin and Patrol Col. B J Hockaday said they provided names and will cooperate as the probe expands. The murder of Salvatore Palma, who was under federal indictment, remains under investigation with federal grand jury questioning planned.
Prosecutor said five persons had been summoned before the county grand jury today. The report notes this development on page 4 of the Garden City Telegram, dated Wednesday January 12, 1966.
Mine detectors are employed to locate a cornerstone named Jost in the Clock Tower Building. Records show the cornerstone was laid on April 20, 1864, with the building completed in 1867. Its exact location remains unrevealed for this local landmark.
Drew Pearson reports foreign leaders praise President Johnsons peace offensive and note top envoys personal calls bolster U S credibility. He contrasts abroad and U S criticism, discusses Geneva Treaty peace basis, troop withdrawal, and publicity as essential to penetrating communist media. The piece ends with a note on Johnsons perseverance and a shelf book on war history.
In a frank reflection on aging and domestic life, a couple admits changing habits as they approach maturity. The wife reveals her husband sleeps in a chair after reading, and they embrace a reclining chair to ease his sleep. He concedes to casseroles as a practical one-dish solution, celebrating a new four-quart casserole that makes two meals in one dish possible, achieving domestic compromise.
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