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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
2
A letter signed by The Group urges local parents to take responsibility for youth behavior. It states adults should curb dancing class age limits, monitor teen parties, and address arrests by facing the problem at home rather than blaming police, schools, or churches. The writer, both a parent and editor, stresses personal accountability.
CLINT CLARK of 706 Safford argues that government imposes no rule on religious observance and that public schools should not host Bible instruction. He says home and church training suffices, citing school shortages and differing church interpretations, urging religion to be taught at home and in church to preserve Christian abundance in schools.
Hal Boyle recalls moments of childhood shame about his parents and the moment he grew to understand their love and limitations. He describes gypsy kidnaping fantasies, a car accident, and a late realization that his parents were wise and had done their best.
Police nabbed 73 year old Paul Peter Greco after a complaint of rummaging through garbage. He allegedly had bank books showing about 5500 in savings and a thick stack of U S savings bonds worth 2200. He claimed he saved since 1927 while working as a coal miner truck driver and farmhand and planned to visit a nephew in Sacramento to work in vineyards.
Nelson Rockefeller condemned Goldwater and his right wing drive as reports of fascist tactics at the Young Republicans convention in San Francisco emerged. Witnesses described mob rule, attempts to seize the rostrum, and police intervention as delegates clashed while John Birch supporters pushed for Lukens. Nadasdy, retiring Young Republicans president, warned the party of a Birch-led subversion.
Public notice text from Garden City Telegram detailing masthead credits lines, publisher address, editor name, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Finney and nearby counties, plus postage and service notes.
Distaff Side covers a two year old up early and strong this summer, plus notes on kittens up for adoption. A humorous column about steak cook outs with BYOS invites and the amusing misadventures of a washer cured by phone. Also remarks on ghost stories and star shaped cereal in a colorful breakfast box.
James Marlow assesses Kennedy’s approach as a contrast to prior presidents. After two and a half years of seeking accord, Kennedy faces a potential crisis as civil rights demands grow. If Congress stalls or weakens a bill, the president may abandon his prior refrain of fighting only outside Congress and take on internal battles.
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