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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
2
A substitute editorial replaces an earlier critique of the N. 3rd Street substation area. It notes funds spent on underground sprinkling and planting. now weeds spread and are watered by the system. The piece urges better municipal property maintenance as city growth strains resources.
Hal Boyle offers humorous quips on life and aging amid everyday annoyances and social quirks, while Australia’s Works Minister Gordon Freeth announces a US deep space tracking station contract near Canberra costing 1.17 million dollars.
A neighbor explains Mrs Charles Phil brick at 708 North Main still weaving old nylon hose into a rug with no finish planned for this year’s fair. A gentle mother cat at Jo and Sal Goselin’s 619 Wheatridge seeks a new home for children.
Drew Pearson reports Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson have faced delinquency but are taking steps to help others. Patterson funds Floyd Patterson Houses in New York for boys leaving reform school while Liston visited Junior Village in Washington and attended a Big Brothers dinner with Vice President. He discussed boxing, Cassius Clay, and youth issues, emphasizing home life, playgrounds, and discipline.
Fresno officials including Mayor Arthur Selland and Board of Supervisors chairman Sloan P. McCormick decline to attend the Western Sunbathing Association convention. Convention host Howard Lane notes civic leaders avoid such events, while the gathering opens Friday at the Calyptus Grove nudist camp near Clovis with 2000+ delegates from California and neighboring states.
President Kennedy proposes Congress authorize the Interstate Commerce Commission to review the railroad dispute and issue two year rulings. If approved, unions and railroads could be barred from strikes while ICC rulings stay in effect for two years and may be extended. The plan aims to ease tension, though it risks becoming de facto compulsory arbitration.
Everett Robinson a Ness City Kansas cattle broker was given a maximum two year term after a federal jury convicted him of making a false statement on a loan application to the Production Credit Association in Larned Kansas The judge denied a new trial but allowed 10 days to arrange affairs before reporting to prison The government contended he owed 169630 beyond the 30000 he stated in the loan request.
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sunday and five holidays from 117 East Chestnut. Subscription options include $1.65 monthly by carrier in advance, 300 per week in other cities, and annual mail rates of $9.00 within Finney and surrounding counties or $15.00 elsewhere.
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