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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
4
A Southwest Kansan veteran official says lack of game officials is worsening as fans abuse referees in high school and college games. He notes colleagues quitting over hostility, a Big Eight official echoes the problem, and warns intolerance for winning could kill athletics.
A Sunday sales bill faces questions of constitutionality and practicality as it moves from committee. The piece argues that classifying stores by product type fails to fix Sunday open hours, and that consumer demand, not law, will drive store closures. The author favors workable Sunday closing but doubts the current Senate proposal will suffice.
Hal Boyle outlines double talk as a social tool to appear charming. The piece lists examples where phrases mask true meaning, suggesting subtlety over blunt honesty to improve conversational ease at gatherings and parties.
Subscription terms outline carrier and mail rates for Garden City Kansas and nearby counties. Local rate 1.65 monthly via carrier, 0.30 weekly in other cities, 7.50 yearly in specified counties, 10.00 elsewhere. College students pay 6.00 monthly. Second class postage paid at Garden City. Telegram carrier service requires day of publication delivery where local carrier exists. The paper is Associated Press licensed.
Drew Pearson recalls the TVA saga from 1935 as the Clinch River valley sees new dams, a giant Bull’s Run steam plant, and rapid progress including highways and railroads. The piece notes shifting opinions, GOP critique by Bruce Alger, defense by Howard Baker, and Dempster the Dumpster’s innovations in waste disposal. It also touches Carson-Newman’s Baptist stance on federal funding and education funding debates among churches and Congress.
A columnist recalls student T G L F era shifting to T G I M and describes weekends balancing plans with snacks and chores. He reviews promotion material for The Madison Washington hotel lauding unobtrusive opulence. A mother’s warning about conflict with sons’ military play is noted, treated lightly as she overhears a battlefield in her son's room.
In a Bethany scene, Jesus attends a dinner at Simon the Pharisee's house where a red haired woman anoints his feet with ointment. He rebukes hypocrisy, forgives her sins, and teaches a parable sparked by a lawyer's question about eternal life and neighbor love. The parable of the Good Samaritan follows, with a traveler robbed and ignored by a priest and a Levite until a Samaritan shows mercy and provides care.
James Marlow outlines Winston Churchill as a child who endured isolation from his parents and schooling, yet developed a sharp memory and energy. He endured struggles in academics, found solace in language, and channeled early adversity into a career of writing, oratory, and politics culminating in two prime ministerships and a Nobel Prize.
In New York City new contract terms ended a strike as Mayor Wagner announced agreement between stereotypers and newspaper publishers. The settlement must be ratified by New York Local 1 of the Stereotypers Union AFL-CIO, with printers and mailers already on strike since March 6.
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