Time for an Overhaul the U S Senate
The Garden City Telegram laments the civil rights stalemate in the U S Senate of the 1964 session. It condemns the filibuster as a product of entrenched rules and seniority, urges age limits and reform, and praises reform-minded figures like Senator Bill Clark for courage against procedural obstacles.
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U.S. Senate
Congress
Sen
Bill Clark
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Washington
Letter to the Editor on economics and beer ads
Alvin E. Houser, pastor, critiques editorials for praising wisdom while noting economic forces drive policy. He argues teachers and graduates should work hard instead of expecting a living from status. He condemns beer advertising as a clash between morality and economic pressure ruling society.
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Alvin E. Houser
First Christian Church
Telegram rates and delivery terms listed for Garden City area
The notice outlines subscription pricing for MT Telegram by carrier and mail, with 4 cents weekly, 9.00 yearly for some counties, and 15.08 yearly elsewhere. It notes postpaid carrier duties, student rates, and publication-day requirements for areas with local carrier service.
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton Kearny
Grant Haske
Gray Counties
Kansas
Mt Telegram Motor
Golfing Ranks Top Males Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle humor column notes shifting social quirks and everyday observations. Observations cover stenographers, fingernails, children’s homework, fat doctors and fashion, TV habits, home life, and wedding costs. The piece closes with Hill City water bond news: voters rejected a $285,000 municipal water system improvement proposal by 187 to 422.
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New York
Hill City
Kan
Johnson Urges Cattlemen to Sell Beef to Europe
Lyndon B. Johnson told cattlemen to solve the meat surplus by selling more U S meat to Europe rather than seeking new legislation. He warned Congress would veto any aid, noting European demand rising while U S prices fall. The plan emphasizes “trade for trade” deals and expanding exports, amid drought and high European demand.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Argentina
Europe
United States
Dorothy Jackuson
Western
U. S
Village melodrama staged by nine women at Windsor Hotel
Nine women rehearse Bessie the Bandit's Beautiful Baby in Windsor Hotel lobby for Midwest Conference of Chamber of Commerce women. Helen Harp directs with Danny Adams coaching. Elaine Fenton stars as persecuted heroine with Blanche Larson as banker and Stella Garnand as banker’s wife. Cast includes Barbara McVicker as daughter, Mary Sue Barnard as adopted son, Pau line Joyce as butler, Betty Gribble as cook, Vi Smith as villain, Betty Zuback as bandit’s widow, Sara Lu Carter as wardrobe mistress. Chorus backs with Wanda Gercken directing, Jeannie Philips accompanist, and a long list of performers from Mmes. Gercken to Leona Crawford.
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Windsor Hotel
Bessie
Helen
Blanche
Charles
Larson
Stella
Alton) Garnand
Barbara
Jack) McVicker
Mary Sue
James
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Capitol Hill
William Lewis
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
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Lyle Snader
Association of American Railroads
Laurie Battle
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert Poston
National Association of Metal Savings Banks
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Jack Golodner
Actors’ Equity
James Queen
Business Systems Control
Cyril Bendorf
Lockheed
James Konduros
International Business Machines
George M. Lusk
Midwest
Chamber of Commerce
Wanda
Clarence) Gercken
Melba Bramleyi
Jeannie Philips
Mmes
Gercken
Hal Hudson
Margaret Eiffert
Myrna Stillwell
Patsy Ruddick
Marguerite Roth
Juanita Baughman
Ernest Kells
Deane Wiley
William Craig
Marlin Krentzel
Ralph Patterson
Manatee and Mines
Hugh Piland
Merle Myers
Charles Remaley
Leona Crawford
Wilma Nordyke
Altos
Dad
Dacron
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