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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
2
The piece notes cautious optimism about cancer drug progress, with human trials soon and many compounds showing promise only in animals. It warns against false hope, stresses cancer’s varied behavior, and compares potential breakthroughs to polio vaccines, underscoring public keen interest.
Robert M. Lee of Wichita commends Garden City High School students for exemplary conduct during a state finals trip in Lawrence. He notes the group left a creditable impression on the Virginia Inn staff, the school, and the community, praising their victory and deportment.
The Distaff Side publishes from Hutchison School with editor Susan Eatherly leading an upbeat note: fewer weeks left in the term and fond regard for teachers. Third graders host news for other rooms, feature poetry by Chris Stout, a crossword by Juli Ramsey, and social notes on classmates and events.
Drew Pearson surveys decades of friction between Moscow and Peking, noting Khrushchev’s shifts toward coexistence with the United States, Molotov’s dismissal, and Chinese hostility. He asks if the USA and USSR should cooperate to curb China’s growing atomic threat amid shifting German and global positions.
DETROIT AP assembly lines hummed as U S auto makers neared 900 000 cars for March and expected about 910 000 total. The figure would rank behind March 1965 with 963 100 and last November with 913 146. First quarter output was forecast near 2 495 000 vehicles, about 67 000 below the prior year’s quarter.
A reader reply to Hal Boyle’s column argues marriage alters a woman from dreams to duties. It portrays husbands as self centered, noting neglect of shared moments, finances, and home care while praising independence and criticizing slogans of marital bliss.
Hal Boyle sifts curious facts from everyday life in a playful column. He notes home risks, compares accident rates, comments on speech speeds, and riffs on weather, population, farming profits, car safety, and morality with a brisk, tongue in cheek tone.
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