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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
2
The editorial explains how the newspaper handles photography requests beyond regular hours. Photographers work daytime and Sundays are protected as days off, with coverage only for emergencies or major events. The paper emphasizes cost and logistical limits, and reserves the right to refuse home pictures if expense cannot be justified.
A local young woman jokes about weight on scales as Distaff Side Blues appears. The Class of 1933 reunion is set for August 11 with about 84 members tracked down by Mervin Gardiner and classmates. Planners seek help locating remaining members and contact details. The event includes a smorgasbord at Downing’s and visiting, plus an art display at St. Catherine ehospital featuring Rev. Clement Goubeaux portrait by Pat Trotucek and a Madonna by Jewell Blackett near the nurses’ station.
Hal Boyle muses that memory softens reality and offers a pleasant refuge from today. The piece lists humorous past norms, such as dating age, fashion, wages, and community quirks, while reflecting on social habits and parental guidance of bygone days.
Drew Pearson reports President Kennedy is discouraged about U S Russia nuclear test ban prospects despite joining with Britain to press Khrushchev. Cables from Moscow and talks with Khrushchev show risk of demands rising from three inspections to seven, derailing any quick accord and prompting renewed U S Senate resistance.
A red overnight bag on a Pan American Airways Tramp in Miami sat vibrating for 15 minutes before Mr and Mrs Furgeson of Fort Lauderdale removed an electric toothbrush and shut off the device. Firemen police and FBI agents assisted until the bag was declared safe. Also noted is a note on the Susquehanna River’s origin in Otsego Lake New York and its flow to Havre de Grace Maryland.
The notice announces circulation rights and reproduction terms for Garden City papers and AP content. It lists subscription prices: 0.55 monthly in Garden City, 30c weekly in other cities, and 7.40 yearly by mail to selected Kansas counties. 16.00 elsewhere. It notes second class postage in Garden City Kansas and carrier service requirements.
Vera Eichmann aged 35 and her seven year old son Itaasi returned to Argentina from Israel a year after Adolf Eichmann's execution. She said she would live in the small house he built with his own hands, resuming life in Buenos Aires.
Tuna are described as the largest members of the mackerel family, highlighting their size within this coastal fish group. The note emphasizes their prominence among related species in marine ecosystems.
Most restaurants use gas for instant heat control from burners to ovens and doors. The author argues gas ranges suit busy chefs and home cooks alike, offering immediate on off and precise temperature, ideal for rapid cooking and dependable performance.
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