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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
2
The piece condemns indifference to the poor and homeless amid the Yuba City killings. It argues that neglect of marginalized groups fuels a living death for non-citizens and non-persons, creating a broader crime beyond murder. It challenges readers to confront societal blame and prevention.
Distaff Side columns mention seedless pickles and Michigan's status as the top pickle producer with a $10 million annual crop. The piece notes high per‑capita pickle consumption, a tip on toothpaste cleaning for bathrooms, and quirky items like kittens for sale and a vintage Police Gazette copy for collectors. It ends with a cryptic desk note about Mud Slide Slim and The Blue Horizon.
The Federal Reserve Board reports consumer debt rising by 450 million dollars in a single month. Consumers are spending more, aided by easy credit and installment plans. Four months of rising installment purchasing imply growing acccounts, but warn of a potential reckoning as debt mounts while prosperity appears near.
Jack Anderson reports that Federal Power Chairman Nassikas allegedly conspired with natural gas producers to raise bills by about $4 billion. Suppressed studies and memos suggest evidence was hidden from Senators, with figures on Louisiana gas reserves differing sharply between industry and FPC estimates. The piece cites possible impeachment grounds and notes further documents will be exposed. Also covered are phony savings claims by the Office of Education and a North Carolina dog dealer still licensed despite a large unventilated truck inventory, illustrating enforcement lapses.
Jim Bishop surveys a string of tall tales and scams from journalism and theater in New York. He recalls Legs Diamond, Al Jolson, Owney Madden, and a cast of stars amid crooked schemes, fake booze, and a Shakespearean aside that ends with a Bible souvenir from the Claridge.
A devotional reflection cites Psalm 44 24 urging readers not to hide from the Lord in distress. It emphasizes that God is ever watchful, never slumbering nor sleeping, and ready to help in affliction and oppression.
Ford Motor Co launches an advertising push asking consumers how much they will pay for new safety devices. The campaign argues drivers should use existing belts and harnesses and notes government standards on passive restraints and exhaust emissions. Ford claims the ads are part of a broader strategy to influence federal safety rules while aligning with public opinion. GM and Chrysler declined to comment.
A letter from L.G. Valenzuela argues that discrimination harms all, noting that enemies often come from within the same community. He urges facing problems directly and warns that without solidarity, the country would be empty.
Greg Larson and Ron Rupp urge action on flooded, cracked courts atop the reservoir south of town and insufficient lighting at Ben Grimsley gym and Finnup Park. They call for drain clearing and proper nighttime lighting, noting long inaction and demand timely repairs.
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