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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1975
Page
2
The note previews Opinion pieces and editorials on Saturday June 7 1975 in Garden City Kansas, highlighting civic issues and voices shaping local public discourse. It signals a curated page of commentary from the Telegram’s editorial board and guest writers.
Salina Journal editor Glenn Williams recalls Congressman Cliff Hope, famed rose gardener, in a nostalgic spring tribute. He notes Hope boosted Kansas rose popularity by thriving in dry Garden City conditions, praising the season’s unusually lush bloom profusion.
Julie Doll, 1975 Garden City High School graduate and former Student Council president, Sugar Beet Editor, and athlete, will attend Kansas State University in communications. In her column she argues education should teach thinking, human values, self discipline, and fundamental skills, comparing schools to prisons and urging reform.
Washington reports expose how Joint Chiefs of Staff salaries of 36000 rise against 650 million in tax free benefits. Includes 4000 personal money allowance plus 600 for expenses, mansion housing, five enlisted aides, chauffeurs, VIP plane access, and global resort discounts. Analysts say taxpayers fund about 200000 per chief annually and benefits persist after retirement. The second feature notes CIA assassination links involving Makarios and Cyprus, per Larry Stern inForeign Policy. mentions Neff and Sampson, and Kissinger’s cited exchange during crisis. This is a syndicated historical piece from The Telegram Publishing Company.
Art Buchwald paints a humorous dialogue on the women’s liberation movement invading households. A college daughter argues for independence by handling her own chores while the mother and household resist, debating beds, dishes, and kitchen as a symbol of gender roles.
A cryptogram style puzzle clue set with a list of crossword entries and a closing cryptoquip line stating E equals O. The page features puzzle style notes by Eugene Sheffer and a dated cryptoquip caption about a 1976 King Features Syndicate puzzle.
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