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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
2
Editorial notes a United Nations study showing rising Russian meat and fish intake from 63.8 pounds of meat and fats and 15 to 18 pounds of fish twenty years earlier to 121 and 39 pounds by 1970. It argues that narrowing caloric gaps reduces global hunger and that plenty of food supports peace, since abundance lessens the need to take from others.
Local movie mogul Jack Kempton marks his first retirement anniversary with a playful Wather Gate Day card and a Kempton Kreated Kard. He jokes about timing with Watergate anniversary, Dad’s Day plans, and a 24 hour watch, recalling 42 years in the business and mailbox notes on life after retirement.
Colson testifies in a May deposition about White House funded trips to New England and interviews with police sources on the 1969 Kopechne drowning, denying advance knowledge of Watergate plans while detailing the so called Attack Group. He links Hunt and Liddy to intelligence work and notes alleged coverages and campaigns. The report also flags political fundraising ties to Senator Sparkman and Continental's executives.
Jim Bishop reports on President Nixon's slow, conflicted process to replace J Edgar Hoover at the FBI. He details internal structure, possible candidates, and the president's cautious, indecisive approach as Willi am Ruckelshaus serves briefly before Clarence Kelley is chosen.
Published daily except Sundays and certain holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company in Garden City Kansas. Subscription terms include carrier delivery four months for $1.94 plus sales tax payable in advance. Address and contact details listed for the newspaper offices and circulation.
Kansas City report notes milo carryover end of crop year projected at 60 million bushels, the lowest in years, while utilization may reach 914 million bushels, the largest on record. India and Japan fuel demand. Venezuela and other buyers affect prices. Domestic growth expected with 6 percent higher planted area, possibly 831 million bushels, marking the smallest supply since 1958. Rod Turnbull, former farm editor, now public affairs officer.
Hal Boyle notes cleaner Hong Kong streets, then shifts to global languages, international law efforts, and diverse trivia. The column blends quick facts on languages, savings bonds, ice cover, and odd insights with a closing Tacitus quote.
Saturday's Cryptoquip hints that biblical epistles are apostolic letters. J equals I in the puzzle clue and wordplay.
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