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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
3
A Southern Senator argues against blaming Communists for racial strife. He says agitators on both sides have harmed the common good, but responsibility lies with those who run government and industry. Communists profit from turmoil yet did not create the mess. leaders must face the issue realistically.
Mrs. Bert Frazier, president of the Garden City PTA Council, questions local neglect of youth issues. She cites Boy's Industrial School data showing Finney County far higher in active cases than Sedgwick County and asks why professional help offered to the city was refused. She urges parents to accept responsibility and seek solutions.
A little girl recalls her daddy buying a blue swimsuit at the grocery store and a town shop adds ready-to-wear shelves though bikinis remain uncertain. A farmer’s son jokes about no chlorine in the pool as a Detroit tuna botulism case prompts caution. a factory closure costs 800 jobs amid wary consumer trust. A matron proclaims frugality as best, while a garage workshop becomes a museum featuring oddities and a cleaner garage as a side effect.
James Marlow surveys the Sino Soviet split as a clash of language and strategy. Khrushchev favors peaceful coe xistence and gradual revolutions, while China demands forceful world communism, with tensions tracing to early party splits and national rivalries.
Hal Boyle surveys everyday absurdities and facts from a U S perspective noting about two million laws in force across the country. He also cites curious items such as a London brush firm offering many men’s brushes, and advice on assisting the blind. The piece bundles trivia and observations with light humor.
Drew Pearson notes Averell Harriman and Nikita Khrushchev despite political rifts share mutual respect. The piece traces Harriman’s career from public service to wartime diplomacy, his evolving stance on Russia, and the high stakes of Moscow test ban negotiations amid fears of continued nuclear arms race and potential World War III.
A 1000 pound grizzly bear breached a sprayed concrete barrier in a zoo tunnel and roamed for hours as police and keepers tried to coax it back. The animal was killed by blasts from machine guns rifles and shotguns after it charged barriers. No injuries were reported.
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