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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues Federal funds cannot ensure equality or stop riots and unrest. It notes Newark’s riots history and low unemployment, yet highlights continuing discrimination. It condemns unfair draft laws that draft minority youths while denying full civil rights. It warns frustration can boil over into social upheaval.
The Distal Side highlights Peg Bracken’s I Try to Behave Myself noting her 14 chapter guide on everyday etiquette. It cites a chapter Raising the Child and Lowering the Room with 18 recommended parent and child practices.
New York AP notes a string of humorous lines warning how careless talk can invite trouble in 1968. The quips cover risky boasts, court threats, draft card jokes, flirting mishaps, and daytime workplace missteps, illustrating social traps and cautionary misstatements.
The page presents the Garden City Telegram masthead dated publication details. It lists staff roles Advertising Manager Marvin Smith and Managing Editor John Frazier, with postal and subscription notices and Associated Press rights. The copy reflects standard newspaper boilerplate on copyright and legal notices.
Drew Pearson reports RFK denied authorizing Fred Black room bugging and the Baker probe. The column notes no memo exists authorizing any wiretap, and Ramsey Clark told Johnson so. The piece discusses the Johnson RFK feud, FBI chief Hoover, and potential party unity impacts.
Art Buchwald humorously notes global pressure on the United States as Zemululu demands currency reform, balanced budgets, tax increases, and political stability to preserve aid and avoid devaluation. an ambassador endures a chaotic scene illustrating international angst over the dollar crisis.
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