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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
3
The city pool opens with a good start despite cold water and heavy use. Officials warn parents who leave young children unattended at free gates create lifeguard burdens and safety gaps. The pool commands a strong safety record but relies on responsible use by all families and staff like Mary Owens and her crew.
Hal Boyle reports that many executives say Joe College seeks high starting salaries, fringe benefits, and top jobs, rather than bottom-up growth, with 1962 grads earning higher starting pay across arts, business, engineering, and science. He notes a nostalgia for tougher job markets 30 years ago and recalls his own early earnings. Seabees ordered to support U.S. Marines in Thailand. a detachment of 69 enlisted and 2 officers departs Naha Okinawa led by Lt. (jg) D. P. Thorchin.
Washington reports claim top industry leaders plan to curb Kennedy by delaying new plant construction and closing marginal facilities to shift investment to Europe. The move risks gold outflow, budget shortfalls, and higher tax losses, while a depreciation boost and stock-dividend relief are sought. John Gleason Jr. modernizes VA operations, cutting costs and improving claims processing.
A devotional excerpt recalls the Upper Room gathering in Acts 1 14 where the disciples with the women Mary mother of Jesus and his brothers prayed in one accord Then a prayer pleads for divine presence and steadfast faith through love loss and devotion in Jesus name Amen.
Carl Hansen, superintendent, writes about a Washington DC public elementary school modelled on early 20th century methods. The book stresses three R s and formal grammar and penmanship, with separate scheduling for math science history and geography and a focus on logical thinking and individual differences.
Washington reports May payrolls rose by about 1.4 million to 68.2 million, a May record. unemployment fell to 8.72 million as the seasonally adjusted jobless rate dropped from 5.5 to 6.4 percent. The May gain exceeded expectations and compared with prior year highs. Secretary Goldberg calls the trend encouraging as the economy improves.
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