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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
2
A lighthearted Khrushchev mockingly bridges East West tensions while signaling a fragile mood in the Kremlin. Observers note smiling exchanges show shared humanity, yet warn that distrust undercuts any lasting peace between communism and democracy amid Russia China strains.
A critical view of Senator Barry Goldwater argues he rejects peaceful co existence with communism and with apartheid within borders. The piece notes his push for moral suasion over strong action and cites literary analogy to explain potential logical inconsistency.
In Manhattan Interfraternity Council salvaged bricks from a 50 year old sidewalk marked Dont Spit on Sidewalk. They cleaned and gilded the imprint for Kansas State University centennial fund raising. Beth Porter owns a brick gift from Dr Vernon Foltz and remembers early health campaigns led by Dr Samuel Crumbine who headed the State Board of Health 1904 to 1928 and pushed reform such as banning the public drinking cup.
Trustees finalize the plan to transfer the University of Kansas City to the University of Missouri at Kansas City during a July 25 luncheon in Kansas City. Deeds will convey about 16 acres, 23 buildings, equipment and books valued around $20 million. KU City becomes UMKC with a $7.3 million operating budget for 1963-64. Chancellor-elect Carleton Scofield to appoint two faculty committees on campus growth and academic expansion.
Publication item outlines mail and carrier delivery charges by route and area. Includes Garden City rate of 1.06 dollars for local carrier service and 4.00 per year for other areas, with student rate 5.00 for nine months. Mentions second class postage and Associated Press rights.
The report notes millions of children would watch Averell Harriman and Russian delegates in Moscow as talks on banning future nuclear testing unfold. It critiques U S and Russian testing levels from the Eisenhower era through Khrushchev, the AEC and Federal Radiation Council hesitations, and the dangers of greater fallout. It highlights congressional hearings on private industry handling of fissionable materials and the short notice for public testimony.
Communist authorities in Hungary announced the arrest of a West German woman and two Hungarian citizens on espionage charges. The trio was said to have worked for Die Welt Intelligence agency. They were identified as Mrs. Konrad Kraemer, Janos Holermeister, and Janos Jr. No further details were provided.
A Laotian neutralist says if the Laos truce fails, neutralist and right wing forces will unite to oppose the Communist Pathet Lao. The warning underscores potential escalation as tensions mount near Bangkok.
In Washington, Martin Luther King Jr. and governors Ross Barnett of Mississippi and George Wallace of Alabama spoke before the Senate Commerce Committee on Kennedy's civil rights bill. King defended lawful reform, while Barnett and Wallace warned of constitutional crisis and possible violence if public accommodations laws pass. King cited just and unjust laws, contrasting equity under the Constitution with discriminatory practices.
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