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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
1
CAPPY DICK presents Tunnel Marbles a rainy day game for indoors using a marble per player several round cartons and books. Players shoot through carved tubes and wind passages aiming to minimize shots while avoiding two tunnels per shot. Players rotate with optional second shot after opponent hit. Tomorrow: How To Win A Stamp Collector’s Hobby.
Central Air installation available with monthly payments as low as 12.50 dollars for a 24 000 Btu unit. Upgrade to cooling comfort with affordable financing and professional service. Monthly rate noted targets homeowners seeking modernization of heating and cooling systems.
Associated Press survey lists presidential primary contenders for Democrats and Republicans with uncommitted delegation and Reagan as favorite son. Also includes U S Senate nomination bids, state races for 80 Assembly seats, 20 of 40 propositions, and bond issues totaling $265 million across California.
In Saigon during Tet triggered street looting by South Vietnamese troops amid heavy fighting. Soldiers raid shops for radios liquor cigarettes and goods while sergeants rebuke excess. Looting widens distrust in the government and highlights tension with Chinese merchants in Cho Lon.
The Prairie Village city council unanimously passes a fair housing ordinance prohibiting race color religion or national origin as factors in sale or rental of dwellings The measure makes Prairie Village the first northeastern Johnson County suburb to enact such a law joining Olathe which passed a similar ordinance on April 23
Joshua Stoddard invented the calliope hoping for church bell use but it found its home in the circus. P. T. Barnum bought one of the first, spending $10,000 to mount it on a gaudy red and gold wagon drawn by eight matched Percherons.
Washington reports Congress aims to wind up a sluggish session soon despite wariness from national events. House rules chief sets July 9 deadline to clear bills as leaders hope for adjournment before conventions.
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