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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1963
Page
4
The Kansas Senate may require all governing bodies including school boards to hold open meetings. Garden City presses welcomes advance notice for public sessions and opposes hidden executive sessions. The editorial notes special meetings and emergencies complicate openness and urges careful drafting.
Executive editor HD Hill of Daily American Rome Italy thanks Garden City travelers for their cordial reception, praising the local zoo, buffalo herd, and friendly residents who eased a five hour delay. He urges Kansas reg reg teams greet entering visitors, hoping to push Kansas to No 1 in hospitality.
New York AP notes a columnist’s mail reveals trivia on blondes scoring slightly higher in an IQ test of over 5 000 women. It also presents quick daily calorie rule of 20 times desired weight and other quirky facts from fashion to finances.
The Garden City Telegram lists carrier and mail rates for local and statewide delivery. Prices include 1.65 per month by carrier in Garden City, 0 to 18 per year by mail depending on location, with student rates and local post publication rights noted.
Drew Pearson reports a major Federal Power Commission clash over a proposed Oregon to California high voltage tie in. The dispute pits government control against private utilities Pacific Gas and Electric and Pacific Power and Light, with Morgan opposing and Swidler wavering, while federal land approvals block progress. The issue hinges on who builds and who uses the long range line and the government’s role versus private interests.
A Holcomb mother shares a wild day with two preschoolers as they create chaos at home while a department store note card haul was foiled by envelope rules. Mardi Gras returns Feb 23 with better prizes for costumes and two best-dressed couples prizes.
A sweeping review chronicles January 1963 shifts from Cuba and Khrushchev to de Gaulle and Adenauer. It notes Kennedy’s blame for the invasion episode, air cover questions, Turkey and Italy bases, French vetoes, and Sino Russian tensions. The piece cites Stevenson, Stevenson’s NATO gambits, and looming nuclear test talks.
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