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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
2
Celebrity columnist Ann Landers visits Garden City for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet. She gains fame from daily newspaper exposure and handles about 25,000 letters monthly. Her talk and prior discussions with students aim to offer guidance and benefit the community.
Lions Club announces an annual broom sale with brooms mops brushes and dustcloths to aid the blind and visually handicapped. Lion Wayne Vanatta says sale date will be announced soon and proceeds support local charitable work. Amid tidying talk the piece recalls music-synced cleaning moments from Camelot Bolero and Ballads of the Green Berets.
Saul Pett writes a tongue in cheek remembrance of his 20 year bond with an aging typewriter. He laments its removal as cheaper replacement looms while recalling shared meals, books bought, ego warmed, and quarrels over the stubborned keyboard. The piece contrasts the loyal old machine with a glamorous portable, nostalgic but affectionate.
Advertising manager notes monthly subscription in Garden City at $1.85 payable in advance. Rates vary by location with $0.90 per year for certain counties and $15.00 elsewhere. Publication-day mail delivery required where local carrier service exists. rights and special dispatch publication are reserved.
Drew Pearson reports a tense dispute as senators debate truth in packaging while Sen. Cotton protests leaks and Sen. Bass defends the vote. The column also notes a Pea label dispute, Raebold lineage, and a string of unrelated political anecdotes and historical references. Continuous habitation of Hell Gap Wyoming is dated by radiocarbon results.
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