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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1966
Page
2
The Kansas Press Association endorsed a resolution to publish names of welfare recipients if desired. The move follows last fall’s Abilene exposure of welfare abuses, including deceased or nonresidents still receiving checks and a student receiving 600 dollars monthly, highlighting the need for public oversight.
An Omaha World Herald editorial lauds Truman Capote for balancing focus on the Clutter family murder victims and the execution of their killers in In Cold Blood. It argues the Clutters were exemplary neighbors and taxpayers, vivid in everyday life, and suggests Capote’s portrayal honors “good people” across communities.
London reports a public quarrel over Stilton cheese between cutters who slice and scoopers who scoop. Letters and TV tastemakers weigh in as industry groups weigh which method best preserves flavor while preventing waste. John Easom of the Stilton Cheese Makers Association sides with cutting.
Drew Pearson reviews Lyndon Johnson and Indira Gandhi as two forceful leaders set for a private meeting in Washington. He notes Johnsons salesmanship and Gandhis popular authority, warns of US aid contrasts, grain and milo issues, and the broader Asia balance shaping their discussion.
James Marlow surveys a year that begins with Vietnam war debates and a resumed bombing decision. He notes Johnson facing congressional friction, NATO tensions with de Gaulle, Portugal’s friction over bases, and Red China in UN doubts. Viet Nam politics turn ghastly as civilian rule pressures rise. Meany presses pro-labor voting while economists push tax increases to curb inflation. Johnson monitors inflation yet hesitates to brake too soon.
In a Sunday blaze at a Kansas City home a 5 year old girl named Oudia Gale Taylor died after slipping from her mother’s grasp and hiding in a bedroom. The mother Mrs Cleora Taylor 32 and a 38 year old son Tris were injured. the husband Oscar and six other children escaped unharmed. A polio survivor 13 slid down a downspout. The mother told how she carried Iris down stairs and tried to save Oudia before escape.
A bank president interrupted a midday burglary at Second National Bank of North Miami by returning to his office and being forced into a restroom at gunpoint. Frank Braunstein, 53, was left on the floor while the theft possibly reached 25 thousand dollars. His son Ted, 18, notified police after visiting the bank and finding no reply, driving him to Emory University in Atlanta for vacation.
In Meridian Mississippi a 12 year old Boy Scout Joe Buntyn got separated from his troop in deep woods eighteen miles from Meridian He found a stray dog and the animal led him back to Meridian police headquarters The boy says the dog was his guide and helped him return safely to civilization
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