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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
4
A columnist muses that July 6 feels like a nothing day between a holiday and weekend breaks. Government workers have the day off while law enforcement and a state printer face mixed schedules. Many private employees expect limited work with tasks likely carried over to Monday. The piece jokes Congress should fix holidays to always land on Monday.
Dr Horace Campbell advocates designing safer cars to reduce crashes rather than relying on safety slogans. He notes pedestrian death declines from safer environments like cross walks and signals, while motorist deaths rise, urging compulsory driving courses and extensive safety modifications such as padded interiors and reinforced structures.
Hal Boyle portrays Thomas Jefferson as a forceful thinker and statesman who shaped early American liberty. Despite owning slaves, he advocated reform, education, and religious freedom, dying on July 4, 1826, the same day as John Adams, fifty years after the Declaration of Independence.
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The Pennsylvania Dutch area near Kutztown welcomes thirty U.N. delegates from Ukraine, White Russia, Nepal, the Near East, Cyprus, New Zealand and Brazil. They sample regional foods like shoofly pie and schnitz un knept while observing local crafts and hospitality. The piece links this openness to debates in the U.S. House over United Nations funding and contrasts Pennsylvan ia Republicans with Democratic support for the UN, noting Pope John XXIII urging U.N. backing.
In a quirky kitchen chat Stella Garnand, a former IBM speed champion, tests a new typewriter by typing the worn key, bringing the letter O back to life. A family summer ritual centers on “soup on” for swimming, while local gardener Mrs. C. C. Krug tends blooms in the housing project.
President Kennedy enters a pivotal summer amid looming nuclear talks with Britain and the USSR, a sluggish Congress, and an intensified civil rights campaign. A planned peaceful Washington march could draw 100,000 to 150,000 participants, testing Kennedy’s approach with both Southerners and Negro leaders while shaping his path toward a second term. Haiti’s population is about 4.3 million.
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