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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
3
A reader recalls finding election signs for governor Paul Wunsch on utility poles near Junction City. State workers removed the signs and warned fines up to 500 dollars for placing signs on state property. The piece argues signs on poles rarely influence votes and notes legal restrictions in cities like Garden City.
The State Board of Health urges all 20 years and older to get a chest X ray for tuberculosis and other diseases. The mobile unit visits Kalvesta on July 7, Holcomb the next day, then five days in Garden City at the American Legion building. The X ray is free, funded by tax money and Christmas Seals. results mailed to participants. Those under 20 need a doctor’s written request, and pregnant women need doctor permission.
New York AP roundup highlights Americans caring for 65 30 million pet fish and a survey on teen career goals. It also quotes Dr. Mayo on worry, cites myths about animals, and recalls political figures Bryan and McKinley with light folklore and trivia.
A Buddhist monk named Shin Ardissa, 54, self immolated with kerosene soaked robes at a sacred shrine about 12 miles from Rangoon Burma. Bystanders rushed him but flames instantly engulfed his body. no motive was indicated.
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy plans to leave the Justice Department at the right time. The Attorney General under Kennedy is seeking a future in national politics, with aims toward the Vice Presidency. Johnson has explored Fortas as successor while Kennedy’s circle pressures strategy and alliances.
The Associated Press reports three Wichita youths died in separate Fourth of July incidents in Kansas. Rosco Allen Cain, 18, waded at Sandy Beach and died after lifeguards revived him. Howard E. Dailey, 17, faded while on a raft at Lake El Dorado and could not be saved. Jack E. Martin, 45, drowned while frog hunting at a western Sedgwick County lake after stepping into a deep hole. his body was recovered.
Five Coast Guard crewmen died when their twin engine Albatross crashed into a mountain near Annette Island Alaska while returning from a search. The wreckage was found in Gravina Island woods 200 feet from Dall Head atop the rugged coastline. Names include Lt Joseph N Andrassy and Lt Robert A Perchard along with Harry W Olson Donald C Malena and Edward D Krai niak. The last transmission requested landing strip lights at Annette Air Station.
Garden City Telegram is a daily newspaper with AP affiliation. The notice lists publication rights, carrier and mail rates, and circulation areas including Finney County and neighboring counties.
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