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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
2
President Johnson warned that the United States wields power “stronger than the combined might of all nations” and stressed that nuclear strength deters war yet carries grave responsibility. He urged arms control and a rule of law to guide a free world, noting America’s unique obligation in a perilous era.
Two fluffy kittens available at the Duane Staley residence and a mother cat with three kittens needing new homes at Orie Moore's on Coward. A seven week old fluffy black kitten is surplus at Bill Gardiner's house. Call 6-2986, 6-2930, or 6-6721. Also notes a humorous aside about a cartoon and a word puzzle from years past.
Hal Boyle surveys polite double talk with examples. It explains that thinking a truth is safe, but saying the opposite protects reputations in society and business, offering quips about smoking, elections, compliments, and gossip.
Drew Pearson recalls how Ike won in 1952 through Dewey backed maneuvers and delegate shifts, with notes on whether similarly tailored pressure could help Scranton in 1964. The piece weighs 1952 tactics, current delegate dynamics, and the risks if Goldwater blocks a first ballot win.
Published daily bucaps Sunday and five holidays yearly by the Telegram, confirming exclusive use of local news. Subscription rates listed at $9 per year by mail in multiple Kansas counties. $15 in larger areas. carrier delivery available in Garden City. Second class postage paid at Garden City.
The AP analysis outlines Sen. Barry Goldwater’s positions on civil rights spending education and government roles. It notes his shifts on desegregation subsidies and social programs while outlining his stance on taxes unions and public power. The piece cites his 1963 export figures for cigarettes.
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