Summer 1963 Civil Rights Battle In Congress
Editorial reflects on the summer of 1963 as the nation braces for President Kennedy to press a civil rights package. It notes spring riots, debates over desegregation in public facilities, House vs Senate peril, and proposals to strengthen voting rights enforcement and desegregation measures.
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Kennedy
Congress
United States
Berlin
Cuba
Tistory
House
Senate
Attorney General
Civil Rights Commission
Whacky Jackie Tune Tops Local Cereal Talk
In a lively mix of brief city notes, readers glimpse a new Tin Pan Alley song titled I'm Whacky About Jackie and a trend toward homemade swimsuits among local sun and swim set. Reports touch on housing the downtowner pallbearer quip and Christine Keeler drawing publisher interest after London scandal.
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Tin Pan Alley
Jackie
Gift Stars Step Into Housewife Shopping War
Joy Stilley, writing from New York, foresees a new gift star program joining trading stamps in consumer purchases. She jokes about organizing a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Housewives as shoppers weigh value points, catalogs, and mail in prizes, fearing confusion between stamps and gift stars.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Society For the Prevention
Kennedy Warns Diem Over Buddhist Crackdown
Drew Pearson reports President Kennedy urged South Vietnam's Catholic leadership to halt repressive anti Buddhist measures after Diem sought US air support. The piece links this to earlier Eisenhower era intervention and notes Gandhi like concerns over birth control at the World Food Congress. It also covers domestic race tensions, Chicago birth control battles, and political blowback on Kennedy and his brother.
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Washington
Neo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Paul Harkins
U.S
United States
Vietnam
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Indo-China
U. S
World Food Congress
Arnold Toynbee
Toynbee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Deep South
Bob Kennedy
Illinois Central R.R
Mississippi
Kenedy
Tiinois
Otto Kertier
Arnold Maremont
Public Welfare Board
Marem
Tiinois Public Welfare Board
Maremont
Illinois
Richard Daley
Illinois Public Welfare Commission
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Service Info
The Garden City Telegram lists subscription rates and delivery details. Rates include 9 months in-state prepaid, weekly 300, and yearly mail options with varying regional prices. Local and mail delivery terms apply with carrier service and public notice of publication days.
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Garden City
Telegram
Telagram
Marvin
Angocis Brownits
Bor
Idresai
Ringey
Wane
Lock Wwishte
Ealey
Uton
Keamy
Grant
Tinsel
Gray Counties
Arden City
Kansas
Tf Telegram Motor
Aortica
Man, 82, is jailed after turning himself in with gun
Chanute Kansas AP report states Will Brown 82 walked into the police station Tuesday night, placed a pistol on the counter, and said he had shot his wife. Officers found Mrs Bessie Brown about 79 dead from a single bullet wound in the left chest. Chief Lige Matlock cited Brown claiming self defense during an argument. A .22 caliber pistol was turned over and a similar pistol was found in Mrs Brown's hand. Matlock said Brown fired two shots. the pistol in Mrs Brown's hand had not fired though its firing chamber was dented.
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Chanute
Kan
Will Brown
Bessie Brown
Lige Matlock
Brown
Matlock
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