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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
4
Two bedroom property with full basement and double attached garage listed for 2288 dollars. Location noted as northeast with down payment details likely included in the listing.
Anthony Provenzano a top Teamsters leader is found guilty of extorting 17,100 from Corn Transportation of Rensselaer New York to secure labor peace at its Secaucus New Jersey terminal. He faces up to 20 years and a 10 000 dollar fine. He is a Hoffa ally and union vice president awaiting sentencing.
The Leavenworth Daily Conservative editor toured Atchison and Brown counties in May 1863 and recorded observations on migration to Kennekuk and Marysville, wartime patriotism, women on farms, and the potential salt springs near Hamlin. He notes Hiawatha as a picturesque town and mentions routes from St. Joseph Elwood Atchison and Leavenworth, with speculation on salt production and open land for sale under treaty terms.
NBC will add Shopping Spree to a three hour morning block replacing Play Your Hunch and Missing Links. Griffin returns to NBC after leaving a previous morning game show. the new program is produced by his company and eyed for fall. Carol Burnett’s pregnancy postpones Broadway plans and CBS schedule for 1964-65 reports alongside other TV notes.
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected Kennedy's $300 credit plan replacing the extra personal exemption and 65 plus retirement credit, estimating a $350 million annual revenue loss. It also rejected deducting research equipment costs as current expenses. A constitutional amendment to shift powers from a disabled president to the vice president won ABA endorsement. Rep Rooney questioned Brazil poetry gift by USIA and its impact.
A private collection of 47 French impressionist paintings and a bronze bust sold for $2,921,053 at auction in London. The sale, a record for a modern collection, benefited the estate of William Cargill, the Scottish shipping magnate and recluse who collected Degas, Monet, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, Gauguin.
Highlights from history on this date include 1898 the U S Army invasion headed for Cuba with 16000 troops boarding ships at Tampa Florida 1776 Virginia adopts a declaration of rights later a model for the first amendments 1900 Belle Boyd dies in Kilbourne Wisconsin 1918 U S air raid of WWI near Metz 1937 Pan American Exposition opens in Dallas 1944 Nazi flying bomb attacks begin on Britain 1955 etc
A historical crossword style puzzle entry lists numbered clues across and down with scattered answers and a final note referencing a cryptoquip solution. It includes cryptic phrases like donkey redant cubic mineral meters spring care rabbit tall and more, culminating in Yesterday's Cryptoquip and a sample solved line in a decorative puzzle column format.
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