Editorial calls for safer driving after local highway crashes
The piece notes a spike in traffic accidents in the area despite light highway traffic and urges universal safe driving. It emphasizes that blaming individuals or speculating on causes is unhelpful and that highway safety requires all drivers to exercise caution to honor victims.
Presidential cook book and White House menus reviewed
A retrospective on The First Ladies' Cook Book highlights favorite presidential dishes from Pedernales River chili to Calvin Coolidge corn muffins and pineapple salad. It notes Kennedy beef Stroganoff, Harding filet mignon, Taft lobster and croquettes, and other era treats while observing a Lent advertising shift toward feasting.
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White House
Kennedy
Cal Coolidge
Harding
Taft
Newburgh
Grant
John Q. Adams
Franklin Pierce
Jefferson
Woman Keeps Quads and Ten More Children in Limerick Home
Eileen OConnell, 38, mother of Ireland’s first surviving quads, manages a family of 13 on about 10 pounds weekly. With husband James, she runs a five-room home in Marian Terrace, west of Limerick. A state aid push and public sympathy surround the family as workers help with meals and clothing while council upgrades provide space and basic utilities.
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Godfrey Anderson
Limerick
Ireland
Eileen O'Connell
Merick
Jesus
God
O'Connells
Elizabeth
Patrik
William
Matthew
Thomas
Pascal
Bridet
Gerard Michael
Paul Olin
Catherine May
Margaret Ann
Pital
West of Ireland
O’connell
Dodd Campaign Funds Questioned in Pearson Column
Washington column uncovers alleged discrepancies in Sen. Thomas J. Dodds 1964 campaign finances. It cites inflated contributions, questioned expenditures, and personal spending alleged as campaign costs. The piece notes refunds, misreported payments to agencies, and links to Dodd family events and Dodd Day fundraising efforts.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Connecticut
Dodd
Randall Advertising Agency
Randall
University Press of
Cambridge
Mass
University Press
Florida
Western Union
Vincent Shields
Jersey Airways
Atlantic City
Westerly
R.I
Metromedia
Schneider
Congressional Country Club
Country Club
Martha
Lyndon Johnson
Hartford Club
State Department
Les
Johnson administration weighs broad tax rise to curb inflation
Treasury officials favor a neutral broad package boosting personal and corporate income taxes if needed to dampen inflation. A 1 percent rise in individual rates and 2 percent in corporate rates could yield about four billion annually, with no shift of tax burdens between groups. The plan might exclude suspending the investment tax credit despite pressure, while an excess profits tax is unlikely due to administration views on administration and complexity.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Tion
Congress
Treasury Department
Senate House
Lne
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Teachers In Conflict At Campus High School
A majority of 51 Campus High School teachers in Haysville vote to sanction their district citing malpractices in employment and dismissal policies. They seek action from KSTA and NEA and say sanctions will lift only after district officials meet specified demands. The move is tied to broader labor tensions within the Haysville-Qatville Unified District.
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Wichita
Campus High
Haysville
Haysville - Qatville
Kansas State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Campus
Robert Semonisch
KSTA
NEA
ESTA
Board of Education
Superintendent of Education
Garden City Telegram Masthead and circulation note
The Garden City Telegram is published daily except Sunday and five holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company at 310 N. ith Garden City Kansas 67846. Advertising and editorial staff are listed with general AP affiliation and subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Garden City Telegram
Telatram Publishing Company
N. Ith
Garden City
Kansas
Fun Advance
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hampton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Kanass
Telegram Motor
Fire destroys Lawrence supermarket in Hillcrest center
LAWRENCE Kan AP fire destroyed a large supermarket in the Hillcrest shopping center early Sunday. Owner Rusty Springer estimated losses at about 500000 and said he would rebuild. walls remained while a nearby liquor store suffered heavy heat water and smoke damage. Cause under investigation.
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Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence
Rusty Springer
Springer
Hillcrest
West Lawrence
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