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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
4
The Great Bend police chief initially shut off police court information claiming such matters are petty. He later admitted the mistake and lifted the ban, signaling a shift toward transparency amid public pressure and debates on what to publish.
Oct 11 fire on State Street Road outside Salina faced no city response due to absence of a fire protection contract. Salina Fire Department only watched while Schilling Air Base crews and residents battled flames. Authors argue for county or state legislation to require unprotected properties to secure firefighting contracts with nearby departments.
Ht Rawle muses on common life choice between keeping memories and discarding objects. He contrasts neat, modern purges with hoarding sentiment, joking that keeps a tooth from a 1943 Tunisia par with war memories. He envisions a cluttered retirement in a small house full of mementos.
Ezra Taft Benson ex secretary of agriculture and Mormon apostle is attacked by church leaders for extremism as he headlines a Boston God and Country rally organized by the John Birch Society. Benson shares the platform with Birch leaders while critics denounce anti Communist rhetoric and warn of political entanglements.
A collage of social musings and opinions touches on education, fashion, money and parenting. It references a World’s Fair vibe, Grade expectations, Playboy Club dress norms, hair color changing licenses, and Saroyan prose, alongside vaccine chatter and subscription rates in Garden City Kansas.
President Kennedy praised the end of Katanga’s secession and said the Congolese can rally behind national and provincial leadership. He noted U.N. entry into Kolwezi confirmed the fall of Moise Tshombe’s separatist regime and affirmed U.S. support for Congo’s future via the United Nations.
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