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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram editorial says Monday morning quarterbacking is inappropriate after weekend floods. It notes officials acted under pressure, acknowledges mistakes may have occurred, praises rescues of some animals, and urges learning lessons to avoid repeat failures while avoiding public judgment of responders.
A letter from Jimmie D Richardson, manager of the Kansas State Employment Service in Garden City, commends local youth for their flood relief efforts on June 19. He urges offering summer jobs to youth to reward their work ethic and ensure continued support from employers.
Elaine Sterling recounts hosting two junior college football players from New York City last fall. She details how they quietly helped around the house, cleaning yards, shoveling snow, mowing the lawn, and repairing the roof while earning no special credit. The piece ends with a reflective question on who benefited from the arrangements.
Publication details for Garden City Telegram include address 310 N. 7th Garden City Kansas 67646 with subscription by carrier or mail options. Rates shown include 1 month by carrier and yearly mail outside local area, plus student and special rates. Associated Press rights noted, with exclusive repro rights for local news and dispatches.
Drew Pearson reports that the United States recently supplied France with six KC-135 tankers to enable the Mirage bomber to reach distant targets, including Moscow, under a policy against nuclear proliferation. The piece notes De Gaulle’s anti American stance and recalls a prior Mississippi voting rights record dispute involving Clerk of the House Ralph Roberts and several Congressmen.
Gov. William H. Avery announced flood damages totaling 6.2 million across the Neosho Cottonwood Ma raise des Cygnes and Walnut River valleys. He will file a federal report for aid and add Finney Gray Ford Edwards and Pawnee to a loans program aiding irrigation and land leveling.
Milwaukee officials suggest soft rock and gentle music could calm drivers stuck in traffic. John Anello, cultural director for Milwaukee County parks and music director of a local opera company, notes tempo and dissonance influence mood and urge stations to cool the pace to reduce irritation during gridlock.
Hal Boyle reports diverse opinions on the Vietnam War’s end with no clear negotiations in sight. Optimists doubt the duration, pessimists foresee decades of struggle, and all stress the need for a strong Saigon government and sustained manpower.
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