Price We Must Pay For Beer Licenses Responsibility
The piece argues cereal beverage licenses can be revoked for selling beer to minors but notes weak penalties allow new operators to obtain licenses easily. It urges tougher, constant enforcement and spot checks to deter underage sales, stating this is the price of legalized intoxicants.
Stevens Park Poem Urges Saving City Trees
Reader Tina A. MekeaI laments replacing Stevens Park with parking lots. She recalls pioneers who planted the park and asks the city to preserve the trees as a sacred space for future generations to enjoy God’s presence and community memories.
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Stevens Park
Tina A. Mekeal
Charity at the Front Door Turns Into a Personal Rally
Hal Boyle reflects on modern charity as door to door solicitors invade home life. A humorous anecdote contrasts the old friendly knock with today’s self styled benefactors selling causes. A Girl Scout mission changes the narrator from a dollar against everything to a 45 cent supporter of cookies.
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New York
Sam
Amalgamated League
Girl Scouts
Kohler warns U S on West German nuclear peril
Ambassador Kohler cables to State Department warning that West German Army developing nuclear weapons could trigger a Soviet attack. The memo frames a Cuba style risk from Berlin and notes potential shifts in Khrushchev toward De Gaulle while Red Army overrules softer lines.
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Washington
U.S
Fay Kohler
Moscow
State Department
Red Army
Russia
Stalingrad
Cuba
Kennedy
Germany
United States
Kohler
West Germany
Malinovksy
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Berlin
Willi Brandt
West Berlin
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Ulbricht
de Gaulle
Britain
Distaff Side LAL CLUBWOMAN laments spring luncheons burden
A Local LAL clubwoman jokes she has attended so many spring luncheons she fears becoming the old hen. A grandma in Denver tests a lie detector with her grandson who insists on truth. A rare blood type drives a flying-blood-center plan that ends with a local donor gifting a pint to be flown to Syracuse but winds thwart the trip. A theatre group closes the season with a lively concert, praising live performance over television.
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Lal
Henrietta Garbo
Denver
Robert
Syracuse
Red Cross Blood
Citian
Leon Ramsey
Leon
Judas Guides Guards To Garden Betrayal In Gethsemane
In a tense chase under torchlight Judas leads Temple guards and Roman soldiers toward the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus prays in distress, accepts the moment, and Judas identifies him with a kiss. Peter draws a knife but Jesus Rebukes him as guards seize Jesus and the disciples scatter into the night. A Miami brief notes road work and a Garden City Telegram masthead follows.
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House of Annag
Jesus
Mount of Olives
Gethsemane
Juda
Long Ang
Eleven
Peter
John
Judy
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Juds
Garden City Telegram
Tha Telegram
East
Cheatnut Telephone
Rave Belont
Sre
Botor Marvin Smith
Associated Press
Garden City
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hampton
Kearny
Grant Hanskill
Gray Counties
Warden City Hawai
Telegram Motor Carrier Service Ia
Ates Addey
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