Posterity Worth Price and Family Voices
New York and Los Angeles pieces mix a parental argument about raise and control with entertainer Martha Raye visiting Vietnam. The quotes reveal generational tension over money privacy and independence while Raye vows further visits to support troops and boost morale.
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Driving Under the Influence Penalties Proposed in Kansas
The Kansas Senate considers higher fines for highway violations including DUI. Advocates argue tougher measures must curb drunk driving, with automatic license loss tied to blood alcohol levels and extended penalties for refusing blood tests. Current laws suspend 90 days for refusals, but supporters seek a year.
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Distaff Sid Urges no more Lincoln Rd pet dumpings
A Lincoln Road resident requests notice to dog and cat dumpers, citing ongoing nuisance, hazards to neighbors' pets and children, and threats of citizen action. The letter comes amid a roundup of local social chatter and unrelated notes about a Garden City party and high school report delays.
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FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover Tapped to Head Narcotics Bureau
President Johnson asked FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover to take over the Treasury narcotics bureau to curb marijuana LSD and other drugs. Hoover reluctant but aides say his prestige could ease public disquiet. The narcotics unit has 200 agents and a high conviction rate but is understaffed versus the FBI 7000 agents.
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Nation faces risk of war from surprise in nuclear age
A series of statements discuss the need to prevent war by limiting surprise in U S and Soviet operations. It covers the Pueblo incident, the Cuban cruise line, and the strategic rationale for monitored spying and coordinated alerts to avoid misinterpretation in crisis.
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The Needle op by Harold Coffin
In this election year Congressmen face a tough task to cut crime without losing the criminal vote. Each effort to clean streets ends up in the Supreme Court. The columnist suggests a bold idea that crime in the streets could be made legal to avoid constitutional rights conflicts.
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Terms of Subscription Rates in Garden City and Regions
Subscription terms list monthly carrier rate in Garden City of 1.75 dollars with advance payment, 0 cents weekly by carrier elsewhere, and annual mail rates of 12 dollars in Finney Lane Scott Wichite Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell Grey counties and 16 dollars elsewhere. Student rate 6 dollars for a nine month school year. Telegram carrier delivery rules and Associated Press rights noted.
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