We Should Be Sick of Saigon Silence on Freedom
A Saigon Daily News shutdown by the South Vietnamese government over corruption critiques sparks critique of U S policy. The piece argues silencing of presses undermines liberty, notes electoral flaws, and questions the Vietnam War rationale as thousands die for a regime denying individual freedoms.
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Alaska trip and family plans thread through local notes
The Distaff Side lists Alaska travels by residents and relatives with every family planning summer trips. Sam’s son Ted Algop serves abroad while Dr. Bob Fenton’s family eyes an Alaskan safari. Other neighbors discuss warm Fairbanks days, shedding undershirts date, and a Mexico trip home. The Garcias visit Albuquerque and Mexico City before returning to the U. S. A. Family reunions occur in England and Garden City with Burnside relatives visiting John Burnside Sr. and California-based Ben Burnside.
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Dennis
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Barbara
Cecil Baker
Garden City
Ben Burnside
California
John H. Burnside
Time zones proposal from a Garden City resident
FRANK M. ANDERSON of Wichita argues for adopting a single Central Standard Time for Kansas, proposing the Kansas Colorado line as the border. He recalls daily schedules under MST and notes earlier sunrises and sunsets, urging simplicity over conflicting time zones.
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Kansas
Kansas-Colorado
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Chilean Foreign Minister Defies U S On Latin Policy
In Washington, Chilean Foreign Minister Gabriel Valdes urged an anti U S isolationist Latin America stance, arguing for a united regional policy and even sidelining the OAS. President Lleras of Colombia countered with support for the OAS and inter American cooperation, praising the alliance program and liberty justice.
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George Washington
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New York GOP Primary Seen Test of Liberalism versus Conservatism
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes a pivotal New York Republican primary. He argues the result will show whether the party in the state stays liberal or swings to a conservative, with Lindsay as the focal point and Marchi as the challenger influencing party direction.
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Garden City Telegram Publisher and staff list
Garden City Telegram header page lists the publishing company address 310 N. ith Garden City Kansas 67446 and staff roles including executive editor and managing editor. It also notes subscription rates by carrier and mail and mentions Associated Press membership and rights.
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Prosperity as a policy dilemma in U S monetary stance
AP analyst John Caniff argues U S prosperity has become a policy malady. He notes high consumer spending and business borrowing despite high taxes and rates, warns inflation near 8 percent could undermine the boom, and questions how to slow the economy without harming jobs especially for skilled workers and minorities.
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Memory Music And The Tales It Tells
Boyle muses that memory is a two edged instrument, recalling sad and merry tunes. He recalls college dormitory panty raids and boyhood fancies, noting the Navy once built ships to salvage a submarine. He recalls childhood rules, money, and authority figures with wry, reflective humor.
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