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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
5
A Young Hobby Club article describes making a lively drum roll using an empty coffee can, a spool as teeth, a string, and a spike as an axle. Readers are guided to tape, space, and pull the string to achieve rhythmic rat-a-tat sounds, with a party reading stunt teased for tomorrow.
Grand jury in Liberty Missouri indicted Clay County probate judge John Lodwick Jr on seven counts of embezzlement totaling 2812 dollars. He allegedly took fines from 150 to 512 dollars while magistrate of the eastern district in 1961 and converted the money to personal use. He was released on 14000 dollars bond as prosecutors sought state attorney general help.
Singapore dispatch reports Indonesian army pressing President Sukarno for Subandrio’s removal with a Saturday deadline. Subandrio faces links to the October coup, while Nasution supporters press the move amid anti Communist student protests at the Chinese Embassy.
AP business analysis explains inflation as a monetary policy outcome and compares past and current price trends. It notes rising money supply, jobless rate at 3.7 percent, and distinguishes inflation from mere price increases. It identifies fixed-income groups as first victims, with savers losing purchasing power as prices outpace gains.
Cecil and Jewell Love, wed on Valentine’s Day 1953 in Springfield, were granted a Hampden County Probate Court divorce on Wednesday. Mrs Love cited cruel and abusive treatment as grounds for the dissolution.
The text explains that rising prices can boost wages and capital gains for stocks and assets, improving business and profits as inflation heats the economy. It warns that the bubble bursts, leaving most people worse off, and then poses questions on how and when to act against inflation.
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