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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1966
Page
2
A Kansas view argues against sex based jury exemptions, praising women’s abilities and urging equal participation. It notes Kansas is among states permitting women to decline jury duty and calls for equal citizenship, referencing Finney County’s experience and the court house facilities.
A humorous column recalls a first bulletin by E. D. Brockett amid stifling heat and features quips about nudism, a Western Kansas breakfast remark, and a neighborly yarn. A parent explains Jesus’ death to a child who asks who will knock, then the child worries about answering the door tonight. Also notes three seven week old kittens offered by Ann Regan Floyd. Contact Cal 6-5483.
Unclear OCR details specify carrier rates by location including Garden City and other cites with varying weekly and yearly charges. Mentions required publication-day deadlines and area college student eligibility for carrier services.
Hal Boyle notes Sweden requires employers to grant workers at least three weeks of vacation. The column briskly moves through quirky facts and curiosities, from a GE invention to a fish hospital in Japan, and ends with a light aside on popcorn flavors as movies persist. The piece mixes trivia with social notes and playful observations.
During a July heat wave Atlantic City faced 100 plus degree heat and a bar and nightclub ice shortage. Rendez vous bar and lounge staff said many customers left unhappy as they could not serve scotch on the rocks without ice.
Inside story of how President Johnson decided to intensify bombing of North Vietnam. Joint Chiefs favored broader strikes but faced State Department opposition led by Ambassador Goldberg and adviser cautions from U Thant and allies. Johnson weighed civilian casualties, Soviet ships, and Chinese actions before rejecting broader preemptive mining while blaming timing and diplomacy dynamics.
Gerald D. Allard NICAA president thanks Joseph Rockenbach Rochester Junior College for sending a few athletes to the 1966 NJCAA Championship Track and Field Meet in Garden City. He commends the Farmindale group’s coach and praises the fine treatment given to participants and the excellent job in preparing and conducting the meet.
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