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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
2
The editorial argues that party loyalty is largely gone as voters split tickets, voting for individuals rather than solid parties. It notes shifts across states and offices, citing figures like Humphrey Thurmond Goldwater Rockefeller, and suggests the change profoundly affects American government.
The item laments a sprung o key affecting daily writing and jokes about filling missing letters. It then previews a local political note that Father Comfort Jim Soan is running for City Commission again, signaling an upcoming election in the strictly local scene.
Local ad style notice lists subscription terms for The Telegram Publishing Company. It names Bill Brown and Marvin Smith, prices for Garden City and other Kansas counties, and notes mail and carrier delivery rules for students and final year rates.
Senator Willis Robertson accuses Wright Patman of persecuting bankers and lacking objectivity in banking and currency duties during a closed Senate Banking and Currency Committee session. Senator Paul Douglas defends Patman, urging records remain, while leakage to the press is feared. A Cuba Laos policy exchange between Kennedy and leaders is noted as not political but a public health on the nation.
Stauffer reports from 18 soil and water districts that farmers oppose the Farm Bureau chief’s rigid supply management stance. He argues the American Farm Bureau Federation serves big business, not family farms, and warns a wheat referendum could cost farmers over half a billion dollars this year and deepen divisions.
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