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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1961
Page
4
The editorial argues that the United States faces growing reliance on guerrilla tactics exemplified by Army tools such as rocket-assisted devices and swamp mobility gear. It cites President Kennedy on Communist emphasis on this warfare and warns that global nuclear threats may push future battles toward guerrilla conflicts.
A Kansas Life Term parolee who murdered a man years earlier held up a local liquor store, sparking debate on capital punishment and parole. The case underscores flaws in prison rehab and society’s role in reintegrating ex convicts, with emphasis on parole boards and officers bearing heavy responsibility and risk.
New York based humorous essay extols window shopping as the world’s cheapest hobby. It urges city strolls to spark imagination, noting buyers may fantasize over yachts and paintings without spending, leaving the reader healthier in body and richer in mind despite a lighter pocketbook.
Nixon plans a ten room ranch style home at 410 Martin Lane in Beverly Hills Truesdale Estates. The 65000 square foot property will include a large motor court a 110 foot long colonnade seven baths four bedrooms a 22 by 30 living room and a 13 by 24 library with three fireplaces and a rear pool. Nixon previously owned a 75000 dollar home and later sold it after the 1960 elections. Separately a House subcommittee will probe tomato pricing with testimony from Tom Steed in McAllen Texas on concentration of buying power and middlemen profits. Don Nixon filed a bankruptcy listing Carnation Milk employees as creditors and a 6000 dollar Lincoln financed by a consumer loan network.
Fourteen self described anti Castro underground members arrived in a 23 foot boat in Fort Lauderdale after a three day trip. The group included eleven men two women and a young girl who asked not to be identified due to fears of reprisals against relatives in Cuba.
The Distaff Side critiques calls for restraint by Freedom Riders in the South, arguing against tolerating extreme actions and urging patience as a citizen duty. A New Yorker writer contrasts armed mobs with peaceful activism and notes leaders should pace efforts as a favor, not an obligation. Also cited are last summer's Red Cross swimming program results with 27 volunteers teaching 940 hours and 329 swimmers earning certificates across levels.
Castro told the Union of International Students assembly that Cubans may go to the United States and even visit American whites to see if they can be brainwashed there. He criticized reporters and defended revolutionary socialism, urging that history is shaped by revolutionaries, not news agencies.
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