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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
2
Editorial notes support for the Garden City Municipal Band and its second summer concert in Stevens Park. Some oppose the tax expenditure, but the piece appeals to residents to attend Friday evening, praising the music, seating, and absence of mosquitos in the park.
A reader letter outlines how the US flag should be shown in various settings, noting display from sunrise to sunset, night use for special events, and correct side placements in processions. It references Public Law 829 and guidance from the Daughters of the American Revolution with examples like stage right placements and holiday flyings.
Plan for next Wednesday invites a pint donation or attendance at the Red Cross Blood mobile from 9 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. in the Fresbyterian church basement. Local items include a dog at 312 E Johnson needing a home, Father’s Day perfume tips, a purple bathroom tissue ban, and news that another Edgar Allan Poe tale becomes a film adaptation The Waunted Palace is the sixth Poe story to be filmed.
Editor Drew Pearson writes a sonlike letter to grandson Drew Arnold in June 1963 about interwar lessons. He recalls World War I issues, notes racial frictions, treaty flaws, and the danger of a third war fueled by nuclear weapons, urging vigilance and responsibility. He cites Kennedy Khrushchev hopes for restraint and the need to carry on despite grim memories.
Daily Uxcept Sunday issue data lists telegraph service and publisher details. Rates show carrier and mail options across Kansas towns including Garden City and surrounding counties with annual prices. Public notice of publication terms and delivery requirements accompany the standard classifieds.
Hal Boyle argues that personal desks reflect a private order, not chaos. He describes his own layered piles of mail and papers and notes how neat observers project insecurity onto disorder. He recalls readers often hunt through such piles, seeking what they lack, and suggests looking for happiness elsewhere.
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