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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
2
A critical AP report described a South Vietnamese general as too honest and praised as highly capable by U.S. officials. The writer argues Americans are waking to the war's futility, urges decisive action, and laments that for many men it is already too late.
A comic snippet shows two women sniping at a third for lack of style and clothing, while noting she appears content with her taste. The piece lampoons social vanity with quick quips about gifts, fashion, and a quirky Mother’s Day prayer.
A light column argues trust favors fat men as more honest, mocks cocktail party talk, and notes quirks of fashion with jokes about Nehru and vague social observations. It ends with a quip about high courts and divorce courts amid reflections on fishing and time.
Drew Pearson reports the House Ways and Means Committee schedules major tariff hearings on import quotas for steel. The piece traces postwar gains by U S steel, Europe's and Japan's rebuilding, and argues American industry must reinvest in research to stay competitive. It also critiques NBC ties and political influence surrounding Dodd and Byrnes.
Parents who try to teach their children the value of a dollar are making a big mistake. Know ing the true value of respect for money could lead to a lack n kec. If those kids knew the real value of today's dollar they'd demand larger allowances, so he c aA runnw The value of a dollar usually depends on whether it's coming or going. By the time a fellow finally learns how much a dollar is worth, it isn't worth that much. There will be time enough to pursue the al mighty dollar when you are too old to chase anything else.
Garden City Telegram details subscription terms and rates for carriers and mail. Rates show local city carrier at $1.76 monthly, 9 month student rate at $8, and mail rates varying by destination counties up to $16 per year. Names of staff and publication details included.
Art Buchwald portrays Wallaby Cartridge the National Gun Lovers of America president railing at anti gun pressure in a satirical Washington scene. The lobbyist frets over a mail campaign turning against gun rights and fears losing influence with Congress as letters flood in.
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