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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1969
Page
2
A discussion on whether privately organized groups may discriminate based on race. The letter cites Moose Lodges with membership limited to white people and notes Mexican ancestry members facing rejection. It argues private clubs’ policies affect outsiders and explores moral opposition to such discrimination.
A neighbor touts soul food greens to win younger readers while a child pulls imaginary elms from a petunia bed for power. A man calculates puffed wheat profits at 83 per bushel and pursues summer study on mini-biking. Last week Margo and Bob Christensen visited Pittsburg for Jerry’s graduation and extended family events, culminating in a Boulder high school commencement and a Manhattan wedding, with Glenda Christensen observing.
Ray Harper of 315 N 12th suggests disposal options for obsolete trash barrels. He notes potential interest from state and local bodies including parks, lakes in western Kansas, and the highway commission, plus a rural couple he heard from. He sees this as another outlet for the barrels.
The Garden City Telegram lists subscription terms with monthly and yearly rates, carrier delivery details, and regional mail options. It notes local and area prices, service areas, and rights reserved for dispatches from the Associated Press.
Drew Pearson notes President Nixon chose Warren Burger for chief justice despite an obscure background. The piece contrasts Burger with past appointments and cites his McCarthy era ties, a Yale Peters security case dispute, and reactions from reporters. It frames the choice as a departure from typical high court picks and worries about security informers and due process.
Journalists tour Cleveland Detroit Chicago San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Atlanta and Washington meet Whit ney Young for a debriefing with Moynihan and officials. Conclusions vary with critiques of black leadership police trust democratic participation and racism. emphasize preserving economic gains and celebrating the cultural achievement of Black leaders.
In a tightening credit climate the mobile home sector strengthens with a 51 percent sales jump in the first quarter of 1969 while private housing starts fall 5 percent. Industry analysts cite low cost, quick financing, and growing acceptance by lenders as drivers of sustained demand among young couples and retirees.
A humorous advice column shares life tips for graduates. It urges securing steady employment, saving at least 15 percent, avoiding rush marriages, choosing meaningful work, reading regularly, sleeping eight hours, walking daily, avoiding jail, and guiding children well to hope for a long, solvent life.
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