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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1968
Page
2
A columnist argues that tough penalties alone cannot prevent gun violence and urges preventive laws such as banning loaded guns in public. The piece contends prevention protects innocent people, supports allowing police to act early, and cautions against denying individual freedoms while seeking safety.
The guest writer, manager of Commonwealth theatres since 1966, reflects the question Is There a Doctor in the Nation in a satirical piece. He defines society and sickness, naming social ills like crime and tax issues, and asks who are the patients and who will provide cures to start recovery.
Drew Pearson charts De Gaulle's dinner with Georges Pompidou at the Elysee on his birthday and the next day as Pompidou confronts a possible resignation. The exchange hints De Gaulle plans to dismiss Pompidou amid health worries and a drive to secure U.S. support and NATO return.
One in seven Americans will be admitted to a hospital this year. Canadians talk a lot, and phone calls average 664 yearly there. A 24 room East Side co op costs 750000 with 48000 yearly maintenance. Car age fell to 5.63 years. 8 million vehicles share U.S. highways. Retirement costs range 3200 to 4400 annually, Honolulu highest. UNICEF warns two thirds of children malnourished globally. brain growth halts at 3 without proper nutrition. Bob Hope quote on golf ends the item.
In a July Telegram letter, HA Stoner replies that beet farmers do more for the community and deserve fairer prices for beets and alfalfa. He notes beets, strawberries, and alfalfa require backbreaking work, and adds wheat prices may drive farmers to seek alternatives. He rejects the idea of wheat farmer extinction and urges readers to support all farming types.
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