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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1963
Page
3
The article notes farming remains a high risk occupation with rising death rates while national rates fall. It urges applying industrial safety procedures on farms to reduce accidents, stressing farmers must be craftspeople using diverse tools, fuels, and chemicals. Every week should be farm safety week.
A reader writes about Carolyn Sue Spor at the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children in Denver. The note describes the facility and its two year stays, funds, and appeal for donations to administrator Jack Gershenson.
A downtown column notes the town endures hot days and busy locals. Sara Lu Carter signs up for multiple duties at the Finney County Fair including the Humane Society pond and Historial building, while a rumor about a Chamber manager and fashion antics circulates on the west side. The piece announces tomorrow’s guest writer feature by local women.
Terms of subscription detail monthly carrier rates in Garden City and weekly or yearly options for other cities. Includes varying prices for Finney and surrounding counties, student rates, and notes on motor carrier service delivery and mail to cities with local carrier service.
Four people died in Kansas traffic incidents Saturday and Sunday. Lester Bentley of Wichita perished when his car crossed into the wrong lane near Natoma. Injuries included Leachman House Jr and wife of Kansas City and their 18 month old son Joseph, who was in critical condition at a Hays hospital. Two Wichita residents died Saturday night in a separate crash. The deceased were Neil Smith, 41, and Mary Lewis, 44. Henry Lewis and Philip Stanley, 25, of Mulvane, were injured. Gail Thompson, 8, died after falling from a grain truck 30 miles northeast of Goodland while visiting Sherman County relatives.
Washington aftermaths of the Governors Conference detail Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and his new wife Happy winning attention in Miami. While Rocke feller drew cameras and praise for his display, GOP governors’ wives muttered about his divorce, signaling the remarriage as a political stumbling block. Rockefeller emerged as the standout figure, but the divorce lingered as Goldwater’s luster dimmed amid the Florida sun.
President Kennedy faced civil rights turmoil and a new nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. Congress, gridlocked for months, rushes to address the era's dual revolutions while labor disputes threaten rail strikes. Both leaders caution that the pact does not solve all tensions as hearings and debates loom.
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