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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
3
An editorial urges recognizing fathers with simple tokens of affection on Father's Day. It notes gifts like socks or belts ease the thankfulness, but true value lies in thought and appreciation from children, not extravagant presents. Remember Dad this Sunday with a kind word or small gesture.
Garden City earns multiple traffic and pedestrian safety awards praised for police records and citizen responsibility. The city’s safety program, celebrated on City Hall walls, reinforces Garden City as a trusted place to live work and visit.
Hal Boyle argues that women are custodians of human folk knowledge, focusing on people and families rather than grand events. He notes men see the big picture while women track the little, personal world, praising women’s nuanced insight in family and emergencies and noting balanced finances and practical skills.
A brief prayer passage cites Matthew 6 15 warning that forgiveness hinges on forgiving others. The prayer asks God to remove anger resentments fears and pride and to fill believers with the spirit to love and serve Jesus our Lord and King Amen.
White House aides floated a drastic top-bracket tax cut for next year, drawing sharp Republican and Democrat reactions. Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee led opposition, warning it would undermine progressive taxation. Gore said the plan would mostly favor the rich, while lower brackets would see little relief, prompting calls to instead widen relief for the poor and avoid eroding social democratic principles. President Kennedy and aides defended market stability and discussed refugee relief and foreign aid amid domestic tax debates. Also noted, Neil Roush of Wichita State aims for NCAA success after a strong season.
Greensburg moves from being PTA-less to an active chapter planning three meetings next year September January and April. Garden City chips and buffalo chip souvenirs grab Midwest conference attention as local Chamber women promote Greensburg on the map ahead of a 1940 Midwest gathering. Jaycees package chips for meetings while boosters spread the story of prairie chips and progress.
Washington reports Soviet ships near Christmas and Johnston Islands gathering data as Khrushchev signals renewed tests. U S experts plan to monitor atmospheric nucler testing amid a stalled arms race, noting past Soviet tests over Novaya Zemlya and current American program dates linked to April 25.
Topeka attorney J William Townsend died Wednesday at his Topeka home at age 47 after a series of heart attacks. Townsend, a two time candidate for lieutenant governor of Kansas, had run second to former Gov. Fred Hall in a race.
The late Kansas politician, a former lieutenant governor candidate in 1980 and 1954, also served on the Kansas Turnpike Authority. He is survived by his wife, two sons and three daughters all at home.
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