Editorials On A Dreary Political Year And The Campaign
The year has bogged down under a nonstop presidential election cycle born in 1960 and dominated by front pages since the New Hampshire GOP primary. It drags on with sensationalism, while detectives and westerns fade from screens and voters may be turning away. The piece argues for calmer, shorter campaigns like Britain’s three-week sprint and notes the news media’s overblown coverage may depress turnout.
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New Hampshire
al Jolson
Simple Plan Addresses Downtown Meter Courtesy Fees
In recent weeks courtesy parking at downtown meters sparked debate over enforcement on out of county vehicles. Critics call the policy illegal and discriminatory while suggesting token systems as a workable alternative, allowing merchants to distribute tokens that feed meters and provide city revenue.
Hal Boyle Riffs On The Allure Of The Good Old Days
Hal Boyle muses on nostalgia for life before World War I, noting hardships and limitations. He contrasts lack of indoor plumbing, long work weeks, manual chores, crude transport, and limited technology with modern conveniences, concluding the “good old days” were not truly superior.
European Parliament Members Debate Unity and Trade
More than 100 members from seven European nations opened a three day discussion in Rome on European unity North Atlantic defenses and economic relations between Britain and the Common Market.
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Rome
Britain
Demonstrations and politics shadow Johnson era
Drew Pearson notes militant Negro leaders threaten summer demonstrations that could hurt LBJ’s electability. Missisisppi faces a potential racial clash as white terrorists and SNCC volunteers prepare for confrontations. Ironies emerge as some Negro Republicans oppose Goldwater while backing civil rights, and White House delays Southeast Asia briefing while the air force readies 45 B 57s.
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Goldwater
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Southeast Asia
Philippines
Laos
Viet Nam
Elmo Roper
Louis Harris
Roper
Harris
John Moss
California
House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Manchuria
China
Russia
Day Camp Heroes and Tiny Helpers at River Site
A Brownie recalls a week at Day Camp praising the kids and leaders above the food, songs, hikes, and games. Ralph Jameson supplied water and access to the river site near town, earning deep gratitude from hundreds of girls and leaders. Camp nurse Neigh bor Smith aids injuries with quick first aid. A mother’s quip about a hungry child ends a light note. TB struck 50,000 last year. x-ray finds TB early with a free chest Xray next month.
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Ralph Jameson
Arkansas
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Peoples Natural Gap
Finney County
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Harlich
Raymond P. Oy
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Martha L. Schrader
Kansas Weed Association
John Wilkin
Ralph Hafiich
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Wallace Bascue Riley M. Dixon
Wendle Meier Ey A Tesa C. Munn
Balata
Kenneth Wicks
Eva M Stephens
John J. Wilkin
Rebecca D. Trentman
Wendle Meier
Arthur H. Wiebe
Machine Supply Company
Wsther A. Gigot
Laughlin
Armary
Gladys
Renlek Drug Store
City of Garden City
Adama, Newsom & Morrow
the Garden Press
Nellie Handy
Navrat's
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Harrison Smith
Garry Adama Claude
Heath
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Lockwaor
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Southwestern Bal) Telephone
Peonles Natural Gas Company
City of Garden Mt
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J.C. Penney Co
Tinker Shop
Raymond Palmer
Bowers Paint Products, Inc
BRR
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Geler Electric
Tinker Shop Dr. T
Raser
Viva Pater Fee “Treas
Drs. Ogden and Speckman
Henry
Lidylawn Nursing Home
M. C. Schrader
Stoner’s Grocery
Five Points Nursery
Fersian M. Arguella
Central Chemical Co., Inc
Ray Underwood
Ideal Food Store
Garden City Telegram
Stella'a Nursing
Robert
Jones BA Briar Hill Manor
Gladys Shook
Renick Drug Bloze No
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Clarence Armstrong
Roy H. Bowie
Atkineon Rag
Alonzo Finnup Eetate
Bonnie Brungardt
White House Grocery
Ronat Contes
Luth Laughlin
R. H. Fenton
Mrz
Laula Mather I
W. Ferris
Lester Harp
Postman
John Harbin
Hurd's
Clemens EH. Pet
Virgil Peltz
Walter Dale Pfenninger
Byarett C. Reece
Danny Seavey
Dave Taylor
Oliver L. Wagner
Willie J. Lauderdale
Anderson Tires
Berry Tractor & Equipment Co
Burtis Motor Co., Inc
Garden City
Barry Tries To Escape From Burke’s Law Interview
AP interview with Gene Barry stars as Amos Burke in Burke's Law. He discusses living up to the TV image, his taste for simple foods, the burden of wardrobe fittings, and his aim to stay trim. Barry notes the show's first season success and his role as principal shareholder while eyeing middle age and practical clothing choices.
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Brother Gene
Burke’s Law
American Students Praise Cuban Schools Visit in Havana
Seven American students touring Cuba despite travel bans praise Cuban schools. Anne Kramer of UCLA calls Havana kindergarten centers superior to U.S. ones. Tania Moore of New York adds her wish for her four year old to attend a similar prestigious program.
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Cuba
U.S
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Anne Kramer
UCLA
Tania Moore
New York
Bobby
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