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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
7
NBCs D Day program receives praise from Cynthia Lowry AP Television Radio Writer. The report notes the Normandy invasion scenes showing photographers and troops moving from Omaha to Utah beaches as the generals schedule forthcoming actions.
A long anecdote on perseverance from a bucket of milk to butter frames advice for individuals and communities facing hardship. The piece discusses economic slumps, resilience, and cooperation, urging continued effort before outcomes improve. It also notes TV history and media coverage of wartime milestones and entertainment programs.
Carl P. Miller, prominent Kansas newspaper figure and Pacific Coast edition executive director of the Wall Street Journal, is nominated for Rotary International president elect for 1963 64. The 64 year old Bel Air resident and Rotary veteran has led multiple Los Angeles civic groups and previously chaired the Rotary Finance Committee.
British prison guards threaten a go-slow strike to press for a 10 percent pay raise. The campaign was declared at a Prison Officers Association meeting in Liverpool, with guards averaging 30.24 dollars a week and risking more time in bed while convicts idle.
Canadian National Railways and the railway trainmen union agreed on a new contract avoiding a strike set for June 4. The 24 year agreement covers 9,000 workers with an 8 percent wage increase in five steps retroactive to June 4, 1961. Non operating employees remain in bargaining with the railroad. Trainmen plan to resume talks with Canadian Pacific Railway on June 11.
Vic eAdm Edwin J Roland assumes command of the Coast Guard today, succeeding Adm Alfred C Richmond who retires. Roland, 57, a Coast Guard Academy graduate, has served in combat and administrative roles. His two sons, William and Edwin Jr., are also Coast Guard officers.
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