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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
1
Garden City church members praise Rev. C. M. Fogleman who four years served as pastor and moves to Salina to become district superintendent. Catholics and Protestants express regret at his departure, noting his faith and leadership benefited the community.
Distaff Side reports the managing editor urged restraint on miller season coverage. The column hints at newsroom jokes and several short items: rumblings of a male high school teacher wearing a $200 hairpiece, a colonial brochure about power saws arriving by mail, a nurse Linda Guyer starting work at St Catherine Hospital after graduation, and a parent joking that their daughter will attend college to stay in school.
Barbara Oringderff reflects on the 1900 Garden City High School graduation as a May 5 1960 Garden City Herald writeup recalls the thirteenth annual exercises at the opera house. Diplomas were presented by Prof Sheeler. salutatory Hettie Hatcher spoke on Perseverance Brings Success and students delivered classical orations with praised diction and delivery.
Wilbur Mills quietly inserted a loophole in the tax bill to preserve tax exemption for municipal industrial bonds in Arkansas, shielding banks and insurers and deferring a Treasury ruling. The move preserves Arkansas bond holders’ tax status, drawing criticism for shifting cost to northern industry and national taxpayers. President Johnson hosted Australia's prime minister, praising American servicemen and noting good reception for troops in Australia. Steve Smith challenged a Humphrey campaign blowup, then cooled off after a phone dispute with Joe Cervell. In Oregon, Bobby Kennedy’s supporters tally a mixed result as Dymally asserts Kennedy backs apartheid, while an Ohio River city Palisades plans a Red Life Tour marker on Main Street.
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