Who’s To Judge The Connally media view clash
In Washington John B. Connally complains reporters write too much and should consider perspective and country needs. In Kansas the Legislature debates open meetings and Senate reapportionment, with lawmakers worried about their own seats and claim to know what is best for the people. Bob Wellington, Ottawa Herald.
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Bob Wellington
Ottawa Herald
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Insurance Department
Fletcher Bell
Insurance Commissioner
Distaff Side: Bridging the generation gap at St Thomas
The Rev Linus Evers spoke on how adults should guide youth without forcing choices at a Lenten lunch session. He urged mutual respect, letting youths make mistakes, and treating them as adults while maintaining codes and faith. The talk highlighted the seventh grade as the shift point and announced next week’s educational gap talk by Rev Bill Seybert. For 75 cents, attendees can join the brief service and lunch.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. Mary Church
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St. Thomas
Garden City Newspaper Masthead and Subscription Rates
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays by Telegram Publishing Company in Garden City Kansas. Includes staff roles and AP affiliation. Subscription options listed: carrier in Garden City $1.94 monthly plus tax, 9 month college student rate $12.26, servicemen $15 yearly, carrier elsewhere $1.50 monthly, mail $16.54 yearly. AP rights noted.
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Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Chiangs Forces Adequate For Taiwan Defense Says Pentagon Study
Jack Anderson reports that a Pentagon study concludes Chiang Kai-shek's forces are more than adequate to defend Taiwan against an amphibious assault. CIA and DIA assessments deem the CPR unable to mount major offensives on multiple fronts, while U S forces could deter with limited containment and air sea control.
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Chiang
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Defense Intelligence Agency
CPR
Chinese Peoples Republic
Mao T'se-tung
Russia
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Pacific
Chiame
DOD
Wheat used as livestock feed jumps to record level
Kansas City reports show 240 million bushels of U S wheat will feed livestock in the current marketing year ending June 30. The rise marks the highest peacetime feeding total, reflecting a trend toward greater use for meat and export needs, with discussion of regional feeding near big cattle feedlots and rising beef demand.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Marvin H. Middents
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Japan
Sitvathon
Red Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Nixon Retreat From Taiwan Shocks U.S. Watchers
Nixon announced U.S. forces would withdraw from Taiwan during his Peking visit, drawing sharp criticism from critics who view it as a dangerous concession to Communist China. Analysts compare the move to past wartime diplomacy and warn of long term risks for Taiwan and U.S. credibility.
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Nixon
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Taiwan
Peking
China
Mao Tsetung
Chou Enlai
Asia
Mao
John Ashbrook
Rohio
Republic of China
Mr. Nixon
George W. Ball
Johnson
Roosevelt
Yalta
Stalin
Poland
Baltic States
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Mao Tsetang Ami Chou En-lai
America
United States
Soviet Union
Comare
Orient
Red China
Victor Krrulak
Krulak
Copley Press
Free China Committee from Washington analyzes Red China moves
Anthony Harrigan argues that the Chinese leadership seeks U S help to industrialize and balance Russia and Japan, using the United States as a tool. The piece criticizes Nixon for abandoning Taiwan and aiding Mao Tse-tung, suggesting Beijing aims to use Washington while denying true friendship.
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China
de Sales
Russia
Far East
Japan
Germany
Sam
Uncle Sam
America
Nixon
Taiwan
Mao Tsetung
TV Set Must Be Broken Nixon Lost On TV
Washington humor piece recounts a family unable to receive Nixon on their TV despite trying multiple channels. A repairman explains possible causes from aerial alignment to worn tube filaments, but concludes the set is a lemon and unfixable with no trade-in offer.
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Nixon
Washington
George Cary
Tim
George
Dean Martin
Lucy
China
Andrews Air Force Base
Mr. Cary
Mr. Cury
Dick Cavett
Johnny Cat
Parry Mason
Wallace Beery
Word Puzzle Clues Mix Classic and Themed References
A jumbled crossword style clue list including operatic terms epoch burdens Eastern state and other definitions. The puzzle features across and down entries with hints like Matures, Donkey, Solardisk, and Beiges. Readers identify answers from thematic connections and letter counts.
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