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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
2
The editor explains the paper’s limits on publishing every graduate or scholarship winner photos due to staff, space, time, and finances. The message notes a busy period with many community events and pledges continued effort despite constraints. It emphasizes pride in serving the community and acknowledges potential missed items.
A reader shares an old verse describing a grandmother’s day of hard chores from milking cows to mending hose and baking bread. CAP contends that a London expert’s claim that a housewife’s energy is minimal is a myth. The note weighs both sides of the debate on women’s daily labor.
The piece mocks the Supreme Court juvenile rulings as overprotective and jokes about treating delinquents like criminals. It notes punning lines about lawyers, Washington history, and cultural habits, lampooning mid day naps and lunch breaks.
Terms of subscription list monthly carrier price in Garden City at 1.55 dollars paid to the carrier in advance. Other cities carrier rate is 0.30 weekly. Mail to Finney Lane Scot Wichita Grenley Hamilton Kearny Grent Haskell and Gray counties twelve dollars per year, elsewhere fifteen dollars per year.
Drew Pearson argues President Johnson must choose between backing in the Far East or pressuring Russia in the Near East to resolve the Straits of Tiran issue. Moscow signals commensurate retaliation as Vietnam escalates, risking Arab oil states, the Sixth Fleet, and wider conflict while weighing aid to Israel and Nasser.
Hal Boyle profiles Lois Maxwell famed as Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond films. Despite screen fame she admits poor typing and no shorthand, saying she would only be good at answering doors. She recalls wartime beginnings in Canada, time with the Canadian army unit, Royal Academy of Art funding, and a career spanning London stage and 20 films in Europe and Hollywood.
Broadmoor specials recount a Memorial Day golf outing where a father notes three strong rounds and one weaker day. He recalls giving his son Bill six strokes on 18 holes, yet Bill still beat him by seven strokes, leaving the speaker down three overall and amusingly chiding rival spectators.
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