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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
2
An editorial urges Kansas residents to treat next week as Kansas Emergency Preparedness Week. It notes an average of 56 tornadoes annually, warns against complacency, and highlights the need for individual action and improved warnings. Three new disaster sirens are on order for strategic placement.
An old Caney Kansas high school annual lists Bonnie Parker among the sophomore class and two group pictures. The class prophecy foretold her future as a gunmolling figure with Clyde Barrow, contrasting with the modern film’s glamor.
AP excerpt argues youth is a state of mind not a number. It cites social and personal markers from age ten to elder years, noting curiosity, energy for new experiences, and playful interactions as signs of staying young at heart.
Drew Pearson surveys Kennedy tactics likening a blitzkrieg to his late surge for delegates. Kennedy uses campus crowds and paid advance teams, backed by the family fortune, while rival Gene McCarthy trails in funds and vote potential. Old pros warn of Johnson’s civil rights gains and labor backing, and note key New York Rhode Island leaders’ reluctant shifts.
AP analyst John Cunniff frames inflation as a pickpocket, taxing Americans without law as the consumer price index climbs to 119 in February, the 13th straight rise. He explains how rising prices erode purchasing power even when wages grow, hitting the poor hardest and fueling cycles of higher prices and profits.
Kansas City AP reports Dr Hector W Benoit Jr of Kansas City warned at the Missouri Medical Association house of delegates that a few physicians abuse Medicaid by inflating fees and over treating patients. The convention runs through Sunday as the outgoing association president calls for tighter controls and critiques excessive shot administration in pursuit of money.
A witty skit questions gender equality with a satirical airline rule and a businessman pondering happiness with a moustached stewardess. It lampoons modern social shifts through a male viewpoint and clever, clipped phrasing.
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