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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
2
The article contrasts environmental impacts of pesticides with a focus on residue. New Jersey abandoned DDT for gypsy moth control while New York City plans summer marsh spraying with DDT. It urges agencies to favor non residual methods for nuisance insects and learn from New Jersey’s example.
Jimmie D Richardson of the Kansas State Employment Service calls for local employer and community support to place youths in first jobs as 26 million youths seek work by 1960s, rising to 87 million by 1970. He notes unemployment for ages 18 to 25 runs higher than adults and stresses collaborative action for smoother school to work transition.
Local price list outlines daily subscription options in Garden City at 1.66 per month by carrier 9.00 per year by mail elsewhere 15.00 per year. College students pay 6.00 for a school year. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas. AP rights noted for local and dispatch news.
In a palace interview in Athens the 24 year old King Constantine I discusses Cyprus crisis strategy. He urges immediate halt to fighting, UN authority, and long term Turkish Cypriot protection plus compensation for those leaving. He envisions a fully independent Cyprus under majority rule and stresses NATO and UN support to preserve peace.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged a strong propaganda drive in Southeast Asia and a unity of view between the United States and South Vietnamese people. Speaking at a party to people forum, he said morale in Viet Nam must improve before victory. He warned that many Vietnamese do not know what freedom is and that whole villages surrender to Communists. The forum aimed to shape platform language for the upcoming national convention.
A nostalgic tribute to the unsung scholastic heroes behind the scenes including mothers who prepared experiments and cared for supplies, bus drivers, cafeteria staff, teachers who encouraged and challenged, custodians battling dust and mud, and taxpayers who sustain schools.
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