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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
2
A Kansas columnist denounces the slow pace of justice as Perry Smith and Richard Hickock await execution after their 1960 murder conviction. The piece rejects revenge, condemns prolonged appeals, and calls for timely rulings while affirming citizens’ right to a fair process.
In a light hearted rural item the piece lists homes offering kittens and a dog and cat for adoption. Mrs Eldon Immroth at 1219 Parkwood has five eight week old Jess kittens two females and three males as well as a yellow kitten, all tame. Mrs Charles Mixon at 711 Mulberry offers a five to six month old mixed breed dog and a gray mother cat with kittens all given away. The ad notes a general surplus and hints at a future public appeal for names for a worn mother. The column closes with a tongue in cheek editorial about a modern household and nuclear missile fears.
New York AP dispatch profiles Nanette Fabray as a top light comedian at the Broadway stage in Irving Berlin's Mr. President with Robert Ryan. It notes her shift from drama to comedy, her start as a tap dancer, and producer George Abbott guiding her back to humor. It details personal trials including divorce and deafness, her second husband Ronald MacDougall, and her use of a hearing aid on and off stage. The piece mentions her family staying at a hotel with President Kennedy nearby and her son Jamie meeting the president.
Alabama Governor George Wallace vows to block Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama claiming to defend constitutional government. A federal injunction forbids interference. Wallace says he will act regardless of risk, arguing the central issue is testing federal control of state schools. In Kansas, track: Pat McNeal and Bill Fioreke lead K State at nationals. littering causes US losses and deaths yearly.
Subscription terms list monthly, weekly, and yearly rates for Garden City and nearby counties, with mail and carrier options. Local carrier rules apply for publication day delivery in cities with local carriers. The paper notes AP rights and reserved publication rights.
Drew Pearson reports Bolivia’s former foreign minister Victor Andrade defies local limits on US praise, saying he is a friend of the United States and challenging hypocrisy. He mingles with peasant leaders at his Bolivian ranch, insisting U.S. aid and friendship would feed the country.
AP reports slack season on air with reruns while networks scramble behind the scenes. Goodson Todman’s The Missing Link eyed for NBC daytime. Play Your Hunch may move off NBC with host changes. ABC weighs Channing replacement. Burke’s Law renamed. CBS considers Schoenbrun departure and staged repeat docs. Dr Kildare highlighted as recommended tonight.
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