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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
2
Young Hobby Club hosts a silly party stunt titled Goofy Answers. Guests write a What makes prompt on one slip and the correct answer on the other, tear them apart, and mix questions with answers for humorous pairings read aloud. Tomorrow: crayons time saver idea.
Kansas ends the federal coyote eradication program and resumes its own control effort. Gov. Docking announced the Interior Department will honor the cancellation request. The move follows controversy after Gov. Avery signed an agreement allowing federal hunters to kill Kansas coyotes without a public hearing at cattlemen request. The pact could be canceled on six months notice.
Two men, Prentice Pickens of 23 and Don and G Henderson 28 from Kansas City Mo, received life terms after pleading guilty to the killing of Lee Gilmore, a 61 year old filling station operator, during a failed robbery attempt in Kansas City Kan.
Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor told West Point graduates that they will face a heavy duty to defend freedom in coming years. He noted most citizens are involved in the Vietnam war, highlighting the heightened demands on soldiers as 583 cadets graduated, including one who earned a diploma from his hospital bed at Michie Stadium.
Utah's Great Salt Lake forms the largest body of water in the United States west of the Mississippi River.
New York reports weekend crowds flee to open spaces while pollution, traffic, and noise rise at parks and beaches. The piece notes mushrooming recreation as business, with six and a half ways to enjoy outdoors via campsites, boats, campers, and motorized gear, all funded by a growing affluent class.
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