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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
2
Federal figures show total resources across Colorado, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Kansas rising by 165 million to 2.765 billion in a year. Kansas posts the strongest gain as agriculture drives the region’s economy alongside expanding industrial activity in Colorado and Kansas.
A Mississippi Alabama reader responds with statistics on Dallas city and county schools. The letter argues white tax support and poverty explain literacy gaps, traces historic exploitation from slavery to current politics, and urges whites to shoulder responsibility. It cites school spending disparities, teacher wages, and references Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Hal Boyle recalls James Garner’s early fear of acting after serving in Korea. A garlic smell sparked a tactical barrage that revealed soldiers in a ravine. Garner, later a TV Maverick and film star, found guidance from Paul Gregory and progressed from small roles to major success in movies and television. He aims to act until retirement.
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 117 East Chestnut. Bill Brown is manager and member of the Associated Press. Subscription rates: by carrier in Garden City monthly in advance. in other cities 300 per week. by mail to various Kansas counties 9.00 per year. elsewhere 12.00 per year. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas.
Drew Pearson reports Khrushchev’s idea of joint military missions to prevent surprise attacks echoes a Cuban crisis practice. Helicopters over East and West Germany monitored troop movements, with both powers allowed to station missions on German soil. Kennedy, Meany, Dirksen, and Inouye figures appear in a panorama of policy bets, inner political antics, and a case of road-tested diplomacy against a backdrop of civil rights testimony and a prying press.
Sunday pages note a bride price in Angola based on age and strength, Sue Roosevelt Jr. makes her own clothes, and Washington wives cited as stylish examples. A Texas dean debunks marriage improving students while a Kansas State faculty member releases a talk record. Bridge fever linked to hypertension in a medical study.
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