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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
3
Editorials note Russian youths have warmed to sedate jazz and now rock and roll, once branded disgusting. Igor Moiseyev says bans on Western dances only whet Ivan's appetite, while his company sparked the trend with Back to the Monkeys. Western dances remain attractive as a means to forget oneself.
The El Dorado Times reflects on weather as ally and foe from drought to rain. It notes mankind’s push to master weather through science while acknowledging dependence on natural cycles and the lasting hope for control over droughts and floods.
New York AP column surveys humorous observations on human quirks and social foibles. Fatness, coffee, education, attire, desserts, and everyday habits are lightly teased, with reflections on happiness, manners, and vanity. The author muses on motives behind behavior and the humor found in ordinary life.
Public notice of subscription prices and delivery details for Garden City Telegram. Includes carrier and mail rates, service areas across Finney and surrounding counties, and publication terms. Also mentions print rights and distribution guidelines for the Associated Press content.
In the Upper Room the disciples are urged to watch and pray for temptation. The note thanks God for the power of prayer and asks to live in its atmosphere for sustenance strength and peace through Christ our Redeemer Amen.
Drew Pearson reports an unexpected British stance over Kennedy’s offer to find homes for Chinese orphans. Hong Kong says no orphans are available, while critics note visible homeless children. The exchange comes as Hoover Truman relief groups offer to care for admitted orphans.
A Stafford County column by Mrs Clar ence Brownlee shares ranch news and nature lore from Zenith, including a firefly moment along a creek bottom and reflections on rural life. The piece also recites humorous adages from Mad Magazine style marginals about quirky organizations.
AP Kansas. Attorney General William M. Ferguson announces a new consumer protection unit to curb con artists and protect seniors. Lawrence warden Charles A. Edmondson will lead, with aims to educate the public and coordinate with police prosecutors and business groups. Fraud schemes cited include home improvement rackets, heating frauds, frozen foods, schooling contracts, vending franchises, and advance real estate loan fees.
Polly Adler, famed former madam who ran a New York City house of prostitution for 25 years, died of cancer at 62. Her 1953 memoir A House Is Not a Home sold 100000 copies, detailing police raids, bribes, and entertaining officials. Born Pearl Adler in Yanow Russia, she naturalized in 1929 after immigrating to the United States.
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