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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
2
Editorial argues to scrap the archive ward system and number voting places from 1 upward to reduce voter confusion. Aims to ease reading of precinct results and improves election reporting for Garden City.
A 1970 forecast envisions a $10 billion drop in defense spending reducing military demand. The shift could boost nondefense growth as government programs expand or taxpayer funds circulate. Resources freed may lift consumer spending, investments, and jobs while civilian markets gain from redirected research and managerial talent.
AP report notes graduates face criticism for brashness yet find broad job choices in a competitive market. It recalls the 1922 Missouri memory of anxieties over security and the struggle to start, with a personal anecdote of selling handbills for a grocery business.
The Garden City Telegram notes distribution terms with 30 cents weekly in Garden City and 49.00 yearly elsewhere, plus a 68 grade payment line. It also prints a cut of personal reminiscence about wages after graduation, and mentions Jupiter’s puzzling spin slowdown by astronomers.
Drew Pearson outlines a global aid scramble over Somalia, detailing $200 million poured in by China Russia Egypt and the United States, plus NATO and German support, to influence the 2 million nomads. The piece notes the Kagnew U.S. tracking station at Asmara and rising tensions with Ethiopia as Somalia rises as a geopolitical prize.
President Johnson acts like a man eager for the 1964 presidential race and has already begun firing at Republican complaints. James Marlow reports Washington dispatch.
A column notes Nelson Rockefeller dismissed his baby's nurse for using Johnson's baby powder. It asserts strong anti Rockefeller sentiment among older women and jokes about naming him Father of the Year. It also recounts Eisenhower urging balanced budgets and critiques of government spending trends from 1950s era politics.
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