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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram on March 21 1966 carries editorials urging civic renewal and public accountability. It assesses postwar growth, urges prudent spending, and calls for community involvement to strengthen local governance and schools.
A Protestant observer praises Pope Paul VI for removing the requirement that non Catholic spouses sign a pledge to raise children Catholic in interfaith marriages. The reform also ends excommunication for Catholics who marry outside the church and allows for shared prayer and non Catholic clergy at mixed weddings.
A meeting is set for next Wednesday March 30 at 7 30 p m at Janet Taliaferro 1706 Parkwood for organizing a women’s four part harmony barbershop group in Garden City Janet a new resident and Sweet Adeline member from Dodge City will host and invite all women who like to sing Gordon Doc Day Sweet Adeline director from Dodge City will demo the L A total sound and bring music displays The public gathering requires no invitation or reservation Also notes seek info on 1941 high school graduates Roseanne Eakes Helen Miller and Melvin Nordin and include a Viet Nam letter from a nephew to Helen Bieker
Washington notes Senate Commerce Committee plans to study a Hart bill on labeling exact quantities on grocery and package labels. Senator Bass of Tennessee joins Hartke and Moroney as swing votes with six Republicans opposing. President Johnson continues pushing legislation amid Viet Nam and education debates, while Fulbright meets at the White House for civil policy talks.
Hal Boyle surveys oddities from inflation's reach to marriage costs in South Africa ceding brides for cattle while noting U.S. names like Smith and Johnson dominate. includes shelf slogans, pension history, charity giving, cold facts, and a Mark Twain quote.
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