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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
3
Editorial page features opinion pieces on local and national issues. commentators discuss civic progress and policy debates shaping Garden City and surrounding communities. Commentary reflects 1960s era concerns with growth, governance, and public sentiment.
The Salina Journal backs Dr. Franklin D. Murphy for the Republican presidential nomination. The former KU chancellor, now UCLA chancellor, is described as a patriotic Midwest Protestant WWII veteran with a handsome family, strong ties on both coasts, and a humorous streak that could help him cope with politics. He is politically unknown but viewed as refreshing.
Iowa towns wrestle with liquor by the drink as Spencer faces county dry options. A rural minister warns of economic boycott if the Chamber of Commerce opposes abstinence, urging churches to live their preached code and mobilize parishioners to support local morality.
Hal Boyle notes the daily mail grows from a trickle to a flood with age, detailing how younger years bring little money while later years bring bills and solicitations. He sketches mail trends by age, from invitations to buy to bank notes and retirement plans, with a closing quip on the dwindling after 65.
Drew Pearson notes Republicans who denounced subsidies now back them in railroad labor matters and atomic energy funding. He cites Sen. Dirksen and Sen. Hickenlooper backing subsidies, AEC hearings on Connecticut Yankee Haddam Neck and Malibu Beach reactors, and Camp Pendleton leasing. He warns Kennedy's reform effort may falter in House Rules with McCormack backing Rep. Young.
A column cites a 179 foot Pisa tower lean now 14 feet out of true, then notes Liberal church members protest a Kansas atheist center. A Great Bend writer jokes that weather or Republicans may convert anti God visitors.
Miami officer reports a horde of about 100 newly hatched loggerhead turtles crawling away from the sea and toward Ocean Drive. Patrolmen redirected them toward the water, but two were run over by cars, illustrating a chaotic escape toward the Turf Bar area.
RICHLAND Kan AP The Richland fair will host a clambake using Kansas corn and garden ripe tomatoes not seafood The fair board rejected a Massachusetts offer to supply clams lobster seaweed and other ingredients for a genuine clam bake Andy Gray fair president confirmed the rejection after Gray's letter asking about a possible clambake with local fare.
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