Not Their Fault Yet Disasters Go On In Towns And Rural Areas
Editorial notes that life continues despite tornadoes hail and floods, urging empathy for displaced neighbors. It warns against blaming outsiders who observe misfortune and reminds readers disasters strike randomly affecting both cities and rural areas.
Distaff Side and the TV Trojan Horse
A humorous column notes a Scout camp experience with minor injuries and cleanliness. It mocks a Kearny County correspondent who surrendered to a portable TV set after a clash with mass media. The piece contrasts TV and newspaper preferences, ending with the correspondent choosing reading and music over television.
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Leaving Garden City After A Year Of Memorable Ties
Santiago Jimenez van Patten writes from San Antonio de Belin Heredia Costa Rica reflecting on a year in Garden City among kind residents. He recalls aid after a devastating tornado, thanks neighbors for friendship and hospitality, and urges ongoing support for the AFS chapter as he plans to return someday.
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Johnson Exceeds Expectations at Glassboro Summit
Drew Pearson notes Lyndon Johnson achieved notable gains at the Glassboro Summit despite hurdles. He contrasts with Camp David and 1958, highlighting Kosygin's constrained stance, media dynamics, and Vietnam as a major obstacle to any broader agreement. Johnson’s diplomacy included nonproliferation talk and a push for peace while promoting personnel moves and detente steps.
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The Needle the sociology professor and drivers
A sociology professor reports on driver behavior by age group. He notes under 28 drivers rebel, 25 to 45 handle cars dangerously, and over 45 are careless. He says old drivers think they own the highway while the young act as if they own nothing. He could not determine why women drive as they do. Everyone knows how sociologists drive Absentmindedly.
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Subscription Terms for Garden City Circulation
Terms of subscription detail rates by serrier and month in Garden City at $1.55 payable to carrier in advance. Carrier delivery elsewhere lists 306 per week and 12.00 per month for Finney and nearby counties with varying regional charges. Telegram motor carrier service requires publication day delivery by mail in cities with local carrier service. local carrier rates apply.
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Travelogue and Nassau memories in a breezy letter
A personal letter recounts a quick Miami trip and a long Kansas City e ball game. It shares Nassau notes, street-side prices, and a taxi tale about a Garden City tornado. The writer signs off with a humorous distress and affection for Grace.
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