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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
The Russell incident leaves a 4 year old badly injured after a car strike and drag. A drunk driver faced charges. a police rammed the patrol car to halt the vehicle. The piece argues laws lack teeth and calls for harsher penalties including license suspensions and long prison terms for fatal drunk driving cases.
A foreign affairs expert argues disarmament talks fail without equal security guarantees. He says only a world government with a UN framework and a police force can end arms races and prevent cheating, though achieving such unity remains nearly impossible in today’s world.
Drew Pearson notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee avoided criticizing President Eisenhower over the summit failure while Democratic leaders lambasted his policies. The piece argues press and politicians spared the president, praising his image via Madison Avenue and TV support, as it outlines how policy missteps were swept under the rug.
Philadelphia Olympic rowing champion of the 1920s John B Kelly dictat ed a will telling his family he would give them character rather than money. He died last week at 70 after a cancer battle. The will, written by Kelly himself in April, leaves most of his estate to various purposes and excludes ownership of his brick contracting firm and other ventures.
A fragmentary column discusses maternal responses to children's questions and the urge to take the simplest route in arguments. It weaves in quotes about Mars, reading, and daily family dynamics, anchored by a mention of The Neurotic's Notebook by Mignon McLaughlin.
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