Judge Confiscates Films in Junction City Case
A district judge Albert B. Fletcher Jr declared two downtown films obscene after a closed showing and a Geary County attorney request to seize them. The judge previously ordered seizure of 4000 paperback books, a ruling later altered by higher courts. the case prompts call for broader action against obscene material.
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Junction City
Albert B. Fletcher Jr
Geary County
Fletcher
Kansas Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Remembering a mother-in-law who was a friend
The author recalls a late mother-in-law who guided, blessed, and amused through marriage. She offered practical help from needlework to packing and wrapping, shared humor, and supported many lives with kindness and humility, becoming more a friend than an elder. Her generosity and humor left a lasting impression.
Space travel debate shifts from Moon to Mars
Harold Coffin notes NASA shifts focus from landing on the moon to aiming at Mars. He questions necessity, contrasts astronauts with taxpayers, and critiques the rising cost of space exploration. He suggests exploration may boost national image despite budget strain, citing public attitudes toward Americans abroad.
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Harold Coffin
Moon
NASA
Mars
Senate Otepka case stirs GOP doubts and Nazi ties
Drew Pearson reports Republican senators grow uneasy over Otto Otepka appointment to the Subversive Activities Control Board. The piece links Otepka to John Carto and Liberty Lobby, notes Sourwine's role, and cites Democratic objections to the confirmation amid broader concerns about right wing ties and Senate conduct.
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Washington
Otto Otepka
State Department
Senator Dodd
Dodd
Senate
White House
Johnson
Nixon
Tricia
The
Birch Society
Liberty Lobby
Carto
United States
Hitler
Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Sourwine
Senate Judiciary Committee
Teddy Kennedy
Mass
Phil Hart
Mich
Joe Tydings
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Birch Bayh
Ind
Quentin Burdick
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Judiciary Committee
Nader Hearing Noise Levels in Rock Music
Art Buchwald humorously critiques Ralph Nader urging Senate hearings on rock music noise. He shares home experiments with his teenagers, finding teens often do not hear loud music while parents’ commands echo, and concludes teen hearing is influenced by listening habits and secrecy.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Senate
Nader
General Motors
Mer
Rills
Garden City Telegram publication and details
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sunday and five holidays year round at 310 N 7th Garden City Kansas 67346 telephone BR 68282 editor Le Roy Altman ad manager John Frazier managing editor second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas 67846 terms subscription by carrier month in Garden City 175 payable in advance by carrier elsewhere 50c per week by mail to other addresses in Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell Gray counties 16 00 per year and Gray counties 12 00 per year member of the Associated Press the Associated Press entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as all news and dispatches all rights of publication of special dispatches reserved
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Associated Presa
Hal Boyle Says Taller at Start Of Day Than In Evening
A collection of assorted observations and tips from Hal Boyle and others. Notes include body height differences due to spinal compression, demographics on poverty, links between breastfeeding and breast cancer rates, camping spending, and general health and safety reminders. Also quotes from Peter Ustinov and Sir Jacob Astley, plus a brief teaser for Telegram Want Ads.
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New York
United States
National Geographic Society
Burns
National Safety Council
Jacob Astley
Liberty Lobby treasurer defends stance against critics
Willis A. Carto, treasurer of Liberty Lobby in Washington, D. C., disputes claims by Pearson and Anderson that he is connected to Nazi or extremist aims. He asserts his loyalty oath and devotion to the Constitution, arguing the accusations are false and urging The Telegram to print the letter in a fair, free-speech spirit.
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Pearson
Anderson
Nixon
Liberty Lobby
United States
Republic of the United States
Willis A. Carto
Washington, D.C
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer era cryptogram puzzle note
A compact item notes a crossword by Eugene Sheffer and references a cryptogram feature. It mentions a cryptoquip and a cryptographer, with hints of a simple puzzle format. The item reads like a newspaper society brief about puzzle columns and creators.
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John Birch Society
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Sam Ervine
N.C
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Willis Carte
Joe Trento
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