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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
2
Wheat remains part of Kansas farming but no longer the sole staple. Farmers turn to grain sorghums, corn irrigation, and beef cattle feeding, plus beans, beets, and other crops. Wheat consumption at home declines as bread disappears from many tables, yet the old story persists.
Classified style narration lists a litter of cats with varying readiness and a tabby, plus a stray reference to a teenage cat and a playful line about the number of cats being withheld. Nearby notes mention redwood fences around trash barrels and fresh orange paint, followed by a mock commentary on societal payback and widespread clipping of Kennedy memorial pieces across the country.
Harold Coffin argues spending cuts bite the public as Lyndon Johnson bears the burden of funds. Tax hikes loom as the economic rule implies what drops must rise. Taxpayers face higher costs while government spending outpaces citizen savings.
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sunday and holidays by Tsiggram Publishing Co. Includes editor names, subscription by carrier and mail rates in Finney and nearby counties, and AP membership notice. Local and area college rates listed. misc mailing and publication notes.
Art Buchwald portrays Vice President Hubert Humphrey in Washington trying to prove loyalty to President Johnson while maintaining independence. The dialogue humorously explores perceived motives, leadership roles, and public image amid Viet Nam policy and the 1960s political dynamics.
Drew Pearson recounts Earl Warren as a devoted family man and public servant. The article recalls Warren's Oakland district attorney years, his calm under criticism, travels in Yugoslavia and Albania, and his soon to be retirement after 14 years on the Supreme Court. It notes his plans to stay active, hunt with his sons, swim, and keep a court office on reserve duty.
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