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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
4
The editorial honors Pope John XXIII for his world peace efforts, ecumenical outreach, and sincere piety. It notes his early influence, calls for observers to his council, and trusts the College of Cardinals to choose a worthy successor.
Great Bend Daily Tribune examines the future role of Kansas junior colleges. A Kansas Legislative Council Educational Committee will study standards financing and transfer credits. Its advisory panel will meet this summer and monthly thereafter to address how juco work fits into four year curricula and who should pay.
Garden City Telegram publishes by Telegram Publishing Co. Advertising manager details and rates for subscriptions by carrier or mail. Local and area college students pay $4.00 for a month school year, with regional rates for Finney and surrounding counties. Associated Press rights noted.
Hal Boyle surveys quirky facts and quotes while noting Americans spend about 300 million dollars yearly on diet pills and weight loss nostrums, with other tidbits on currency, cards, revolutions, and famous lines. The piece also reports widespread rain in the mid-Atlantic due to a tropical disturbance off the Carolina coast, with small craft warnings and higher tides.
A bizarre items note predicts women will seek polypropylenes to surpass nylons, touting sheerness tensile strength and snag resistance. Social notes mention Truman Canote visiting Garden City, a Brookyn dinner party with Mrs. Kennedy and sisters, and local chatter about Mack Nations’s income tax evasion acquittal.
In Kansas City field tests 10000 children aged 1 to 12 received measles vaccine injections over Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Thomas Tu of Falls Church, Va. helped set up the program and said earlier trials show the vaccine 98 to 99 percent effective.
A congressional hearing on rising US radioactivity linked to atomic testing is noted along with cases from Oak Ridge where widows sue Union Carbide for cancer. The report covers government witnesses, Kennedy remarks, LBJ ranch visits by international delegates, sugar market actions, and a closing oddity about sealed-bid family chores for kids.
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