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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
2
Residents endure outages from the Friday tornado as power and telephone lines fail. City crews work night and day to restore electrical and communications services, and officials urge patience while efforts continue to reestablish essential utilities.
The piece argues complacency about tornadoes ends when disasters strike locally. It emphasizes that such events shift public outlook from distant talk to urgent, grim reminders of past damage and potential recurrence, urging citizens to reject indifference.
Transcribed reminiscences describe community sheltering in a spring summer routine, candle light after outages, and a local tornado’s impact. A Chihuahua found near the Gerald Finley farm is temporarily with the Darrell Goss family, awaiting owner contact. The note reflects neighborly aid and shared resilience after the storm.
Washington reports Lyndon B. Johnson will have a grandson. White House aides debated boy or girl while pollsters and editors weighed public sentiment. The president later announced Luci Nugent would have a son named at his urging.
Drew Pearson reports Britains Brown recalls a luncheon with President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey, joking about not upstaging the prime minister. He quips about Downing Street portraits, a grandchild moment, and family ties while noting cabinet pressures and a royal dog ears gag. Seaborg says Nevada tests would disrupt Las Vegas, exploring alternative sites due to seismic and safety concerns.
Hal Boyle argues American conversation has declined to hollers murmurs and grunts and offers icebreakers to spark cheerful talk. He lampoons gloom and suggests sharing good news as a quick way to revive lively dialogue.
After Alexei Kosygin’s UN performance, opinion is split with some critics favorable and others hostile. The piece notes the shift from Khrushchev era satire to current tensions, hints at Kosygin’s frustration, and ends with a light jab about Disneyland and his silence on a theatrical gesture.
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