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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
2
The article praises Japanese enterprise, noting Nissan’s 2200-pound production car with air bag that endures a 50 mph frontal barrier crash. It contrasts with U.S. auto industry and the old can-do spirit, arguing America once led in can-do effort.
John D. de Butts, chairman of American Telephone and Telegraph, shares a fable about a parrot delivered to a businessman. The bird speaks five languages but is found in the oven, prompting the wife to ask why it did not speak up. The moral urges people to be outspoken to avoid roasting.
A reflective diary notes frequent wrong-number calls and prank inquiries during May, from a sheriff’s office mix up to a late night bugging scare. The writer jokes about a hidden wire tapping concern and ends with taunting the unknown caller, “bug, wherever you are.”
Senate investigators review a Watergate era underover plan aiming to recruit romance and obtain political gossip from Democratic leaders at the Miami convention. Ex Attorney General John Mitchell outlines meetings with Liddy and Magruder, detailing intelligence gathering, electronic surveillance, and an underexplored kiss-and-tell project. Mitchell criticizes the scope and asks Liddy to burn charts while noting ongoing White House strategy sessions and key aides involved.
A spoof golf lexicon cites terms like Stymie Ball Alma and Handicap with humorous, garbled definitions. The piece parodies golf jargon, noting exaggerated entries from a faux glossary circulated among players and readers.
A reflective note cites Mark 11 11 and the idea that a man has limited hours in a day Jesus left some tasks for tomorrow. The line evokes quiet contemplation on time and deliberate focus during the eventime.
An analysis by Anthony Harrigan warns that Western Europe faces large scale immigrant flows from the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia driven by labor needs and unemployment. Britain and France show pronounced migrant activity with rising sociocultural impact, while the United States contends with Caribbean influxes. The piece stresses potential clashes between Northern and Southern Hemisphere populations and urges stricter immigration controls to avert language, economic, and social strains.
HAL BOYLE profiles Victor Borge born 1909 in Denmark who arrived after Nazi era and built a career with 150 concerts a year. He speaks of life, humor, compromise, and defense living while sharing thoughts on empathy, education, and the joy of music.
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