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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
2
A Jordanian visitor laments the calls for arms against Jews, urging understanding between Arabs and Jews. The piece notes deep-rooted grievances, the influence of elders, and the need for youth to learn coexistence while recognizing ongoing regional turmoil. Plus brief quips on TV gunplay, Khrushchev, and a reader’s praise for teacher salaries.
Hal Boyle reports Jerry Lewis says four words cost him 25000 dollars after a heart attack led doctors to warn against aggravation. Lewis remains prolific, directing and producing his own films, investing 1.75 million of his money, and stressing personal control and relentless work ethic to connect with loyal, youthful fans.
A leaked campaign document details Nixon's telephone squads in Indiana and California primaries urging registered Republicans to vote for him. The instruction sheet covers one call per family, confidential canvassing, and pay based on completed calls, with operators urged to say Nixon needs voter support. Senate and House committee clashes over foreign aid follow, highlighting partisan tensions and budget battles.
The paper’s society pages promise bridge party coverage with centerpieces and hostess notes but note a summer heat disrupts air conditioning. A housewife reports an intruder leaving dirty handprints on windows during a morning window-washing rounds. Postcards from Colorado arrive, with locals and visitors noted including Penny Smith, Mary Helen Foster, and Vern Grimaley as guestwriter tomorrow.
Washington reports Former President Truman is out of step with Democratic candidates on foreign policy ahead of the 1980 campaign. Kennedy and Johnson push a tougher foreign policy critique while Stevenson hedges on candidacy. Nixon defends the Eisenhower record as he contemplates the race.
More than 500 athletes arrive in Bakersfield for the 72nd annual AAU championships at Bakersfield College Macon Stadium. The meet runs through Saturday as the final major qualifier for runners and throwers seeking Olympic team trials, with the top six finishers earning a spot at the next round in Staplosd.
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