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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
2
A newspaper defends its handling of last week's beating death and rape slaving coverage. It argues pre trial publicity harms both prosecutors and the accused and urges restraint to uphold fair trials. Investigative statements should await trial.
A mother-to-be muses on choosing a boy name that endures through life and potential future presidency. The piece reflects on the emotional pull of letters from children away at camps and distant places. Also notes two black kittens ready for adoption and local adman LeRoy Allman’s transition from retiree to active ad man in Madison Avenue style.
Hal Boyle offers a string of humorous witticisms on modern life from office laziness to war foibles and fashion. The light vignettes touch on work, desserts, aging, youth, and everyday annoyances with a satirical tone.
Telegram publishing info lists subscription terms for Garden City carriers at 1.55 dollars monthly paid in advance and 0.30 weekly in other cities, with mail rates 9.00 per year and 15.00 in some areas, plus local college student rates. It notes motor carrier service requires publication day delivery by mail in cities with local carrier service.
Senator Javits of New York wrote a controversial letter to Gen. Julius Klein amid a probe into Klein's links to Rheinmetall and a $75 million U S arms contract. The letter preceded State and Defense Dept refusals to sign until Nazi slave labor claims were settled, and followed ethics scrutiny of Sen. Dodd and Klein. Javits later clarified Klein sought aid for his defense. Rheinmetall ultimately agreed to a $625 million settlement with Jewish Claims Conference.
DENVER AP Rotary International increases grants for study abroad approving 1.5 million dollars for the year starting July 1 1968 and 2 million the next year. For 1965 66 grants totaled 556000. The program funds graduate fellowships technical training team exchanges and undergraduate exchanges between matched districts in different countries.
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