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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
2
An editorial examines the Israeli attack on the U S Navy ship Liberty, calling it a wartime tragedy and a dangerous escalation. It notes an accidental strike, laments 34 American deaths and many injuries, and argues the incident will not break U S Israel relations despite strong nationalist actions.
View Distaff Side On Exhibition at Old Town Plaza Albuquerque shows a portrait of President Johnson by Peter Hurd August 4 5 and 6. New Mexicans treat Hurd as a hometown pride. Hurd's Roswell birthplace and family links are noted with quotes on his painterly philosophy and the Roswell Museum collection.
If world diplomats fail, coordination of peace becomes the goal. Modern man can build most machinery except peace-keeping systems. A self-defense shot may be seen as an offensive missile by the recipient.
Garden City Telegram lists a five dollar rate for a nine month school year for local and area college students. It notes publication guidelines for motor carrier service, day delivery by mail in cities with local carrier service, and applies local carrier rates. The paper reserves AP rights and reproduction for all AP news and dispatches.
Hal Boyle profiles H Allen Smith as a serious humorist who bristles at being asked to write somber work. Smith, 59, has just released Son of Rhubarb, a sharp sequel to Rhubarb, and reflects on fame, culture, and the vocation of social critique. He recalls early humorists and argues that true humor exposes hypocritical institutions. He notes the fading status of humorists among contemporary culture and champions wit as social commentary.
Art Buchwald recalls a purported taped exchange between Nasser and Hussein during the conflict. The satire parodies Cairo and Amman leaders, referencing Jerusalem, Gaza, Sinai, and the Suez Canal while lampooning responses to defeat and a proposed defense pact with Jordan.
A column argues Israel may have attacked the U S liberty off the Egyptian coast in broad daylight to protest monitoring of battle plans. It cites possible Israeli timing, CIA actions, and Sixth Fleet communications, urging a Congressional investigation and noting Tel Aviv's later public admission of an error.
Washington reports Sgt. Edward R. Lukert of Fairview Kansas was killed in action in Vietnam with the Army. He was one of two soldiers killed in action in the latest Defense Department update detailing four troop deaths and status changes from missing to captured for two others.
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