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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
2
The article argues for simpler precinct numbering and universal voter registration, criticizing the 30 day residence requirement that could strip long-time residents of voting rights for moving within town. It urges modernizing election laws to reflect current travel and registration ease.
Hal Boyle surveys quirky notes and trivia ranging from West Germans' champagne intake to diabetes awareness and air travel safety. The column folds in history about ice cream at the White House, rabies risk, and everyday life tips, blending humor with small facts and aphorisms.
Cardinal Cushing announces a 16 member archdiocesan commission on human rights to address racial issues. The group will include clergy, nuns and laypeople. In other notes, NORWAY exercise Expo Winter Express involves NATO and forces from Canada, Italy, the United States, Britain and the Netherlands. Cuban rice ration cut prompts use of watercress and potatoes, and Johns Hopkins requires landlords to sign nondiscrimination pledges next fall.
Drew Pearson reports a renewed push by House Banking and Currency Committee amid a high stakes clash over bank mergers. Key figures include Wright Patman and Lud Ashley with party politics and anti trust implications shaping a tense behind the scenes fight. ABA lobbying braces for votes as compromise talks flare and procedural questions surface.
Local column jokes about parenting embarrassment and community life. Ad breaks mention a cute black and white kitten at Warren Thompson residence 710 Howerton BR 6-5377. Optimist Club sponsors a Boy Scout troop for special education classes. asks for surplus uniforms. Also requests spare baby clothes blankets diapers and a baby bottle sterilizer for Red Cross Mother and Baby Care class. drop off at Irene Hoyt office courthouse basement.
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