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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
2
A letter from the National Association of Coordinating Fire Fans urges reducing cigarette fires by altering tobacco or paper to be less combustible or by compartments that require relighting. Reactions vary among smokers with some favoring reduced ignition, others resisting. Tobacco makers may oppose changes aimed at keeping users smoking, while lighter-fluid and match producers might welcome a cigarette that requires multiple lightings.
Public reaction to polio vaccine shows the gap between knowing and acting. Four years after Salk vaccine availability millions remain unvaccinated while live-virus oral vaccine shows promise and may supersede the killed-virus shot.
Hal Boyle argues men marry for self preservation and longevity. Frances Boyle notes marriage lengthens life, boosts finances, and changes behavior. The piece blends humor with observations on wives and husbands, showing benefits and quirks of matrimony.
Tuvia Friedmann details the pursuit of Adolf Eichmann, noting Argentine cooperation amid political tensions. He describes Eichmann’s meticulous system of mass murder, training of killers, gas crematoriums, and the eventually fleeing Nazi’s degradation after removal from power.
Three downtown merchants promote kittens for free in weekend specials. Ray Mayo offers three kittens at 801 North Seventh, Pete Drevnick has one kitten at 1016 Theron, and Swede Johnson at 504 North Second still has kittens after a deal fell through. Joe Weddle hawks a used pair of Bermuda shorts and recalls a humorous cafe incident.
The story analyzes how delays and unfolding events around the planned Eisenhower Khrushchev summit contributed to a ruined outcome. It notes the May 16 Paris date, the U2 incident, and the shift in mood that wrecked hopes for a breakthrough, with additional context on Japan anti treaty riots.
Washington Senate votes to repeal nonsubversive affidavits for Defense Education Act loans and grants. A new criminal penalty up to five years and $10 000 fine is added for applications by members of subversive groups, with past membership disclosed. Oath of allegiance remains required. action follows a compromise led by Senator Prout.
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