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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
4
Voters in Finney County face a 14 mill levy for Garden City Junior College. The piece urges responsible participation, stating success or failure rests with eligible voters and that only a yes or no vote is required.
Kansas merchants soon will see fewer bad checks as a revised statute takes effect next Monday. It abolishes check abatements and increases fines and potential jail for checks under 50 dollars. Convictions for repeated offenses raise fines to 600 dollars or prison terms up to five years, with merchant duties to sue, demand notice by registered mail, and deny postdated checks aimed at curbing habitual bad check writers.
Dr John B Youmans of Nashville argues that early solid foods and high energy diets for children accelerate aging of the biological clock. He cites faster youth development and rising degenerative diseases at younger ages, reflecting on past town mothers who followed newer vitamins and antiseptic care.
A rights notice stating exclusive use for reproduction of all local news printed in the 19 Wis newspaper and AP dispatches. It reserves rights of publication for special dispatches and prohibits unauthorized use.
Drew Pearson reports the Kennedy Administration and many senators' wives shun Elizabeth Taylor and the Cleopatra premiere for charity, while some cabinet wives sponsor the event. The piece connects social politics to broader U S wheat and poultry trade tensions with West Germany and France, noting shifts in tariffs, support prices, and potential dollar losses. It also mentions Ed Teller and Rep Steve Derounian in hush hush opposition efforts and ties to Berlin and NATO discussions.
Claude Landon Jr. 49 of Lawrence will be arraigned on a murder charge in the rifle slaying of Robert Chester Ball in a residential chase. Ball died after a high powered rifle incident. Landon's wife was hospitalized for injuries. County Attorney Ralph M. King cited premeditation questions but would not discuss details.
The text notes that the Thirteenth Amendment requires states to treat citizens equally and holds that segregation imposes too heavy a burden on interstate commerce, influencing how laws affecting Negroes in interstate buses are viewed.
President Kennedy urges Congress to pass a civil rights law prohibiting discrimination by privately owned businesses serving the public. He bases it on the 14th Amendment and the commerce clause, arguing state participation in discrimination is barred and federal regulation of interstate commerce can extend to private establishments. The plan faces opposition from Southern Democrats and some Republicans over how “substantial” interstate commerce must be to apply.
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