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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
2
It is urged that Garden City establish a formal civil defense, with a dedicated director and a separate emergency warning system. The city manager now chairs civil defense but may be overextended, and federal funds could support a part time director. A dedicated communications network is also needed. Tornado risk cited as a possible future tragedy.
We Three Patriots Cheryl Walker Jean Richter and the writer promote flying flags on patriotic holidays. They cite research that many households lack a flag and note merchants sell affordable options from under four dollars to about twenty dollars. They promise more buying and flying information.
Hal Boyle profiles Burt Lancaster, noting his rise from Harlem childhood and circus work to Hollywood stardom. Lancaster recalls early risk taking, service in the GI era, and a hunger for curiosity. He reflects that enthusiasm saves a life amid fame and peril, and cites the uneven box office reception of Sweet Smell of Success.
Subscription terms list six month rates in Garden City at 1.55 dollars paid in advance by carrier. Orders to other cities with service vary by week or year and cover Finney and several counties. Students pay six dollars monthly for school year. Telegram motor carrier requires mail publication to cities with local carrier service and local carrier rates.
Washington report details James Boyd testimony linking Sen. Tom Dodd to Gen. Julius Klein and the 1964 Germany trip amid civil rights battle. It cites ego and expenses, notes missed quorum calls, and alleges Klein influence on Dodd’s travel and hospitality, with sworn contradictions and calendar clues.
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