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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
4
The column extols Cicero's De Senectute as a readable guide to aging. It summarizes his four complaints of age and how mind, body, pleasures, and death can be navigated with balance, moderate exercise, and thoughtful living. It invites readers to request a booklet by mail.
The Boeing Co. delivered 150 Minuteman missiles to the Air Force, ready to be launched from silos across 14 Missouri counties from Boonville to Eldorado Springs. The missiles, with 7,000 mile range, are controlled from 15 launch centers, and the 351st Strategic Missile Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base will operate the complex.
Hong Kong resumes normal water distribution after 13 months of two buckets per person daily. Rations shift from a four hour supply every four days during the drought to an eight hour daily supply. A recent typhoon broke the drought with heavy rainfall. The story also notes Micronesian exports such as copra and trochus shells, and mentions tourists buying Micronesian made crafts in Hawaii.
Hollywood AP reports Fred Astaire after a four year return to dance in a Bob Hope Chrys ler Theater musical comedy with Barrie Chase. Filming at Universal City the act features two dance numbers plus a Watusi routine choreographed by Hermes Pan. Astaire notes a perfectionist approach and plans seven minutes of dance across the hour show.
London AP report says three thousand television employees vote to strike at midnight against Britain's commercial network. The union demands a 25 percent wage increase, with current weekly pay reported from 42 to 168 dollars.
The Associated Press notes on this date in history that in 1906 Theodore Roosevelt signed two controversial laws The Pure Food and Drugs Act which set penalties for misbranding and adulteration of foods and drugs and the Meat Inspection Act which established government inspection of slaughtering processes for meats shipped across state lines.
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