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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
3
The piece argues delinquency spans ages, blaming both adults and youths. It urges readers to boycott films and TV movies that glamorize crime, and to reassess liberal allowances and parental purchases that enable youth misbehavior. It emphasizes shared blame and calls for reform through personal responsibility.
Duane West of Garden City urges city and county officials to consider a new City County Office Building on the west side of the courthouse block. He argues shared facilities could consolidate police, welfare, courts, and other offices, save on jail needs, free parking, and use existing spaces with planned expansion.
President Johnson and Henry Cabot Lodge will guess the loyalties of South Viet Nam amid pro and anti American factions. U Thant urged negotiations as McNamara cited reduced military effort due to civil unrest. Buddhist Catholics friction, protests against Lodge, and Viet Cong unease with North Vietnamese troops add to the turmoil.
Hal Boyle reflects on a bygone America through a string of vignette memories. He notes big league paydays, betting on trivial bets, childhood fears, goggles on flights, common machines, table manners, military entry, chinchilla dreams, kebab confusion, vodka rumors, and social habits. The piece surveys a gentler, slower life and contrasts it with the driven century.
Drew Pearson outlines Sen. Tom Dodd's finances from 1961 to 1965 showing raised funds well beyond campaign needs. He details large sums from contributors including a 50 000 dollar 1961 income paid by the Teamsters and a 3750 dollar fee from Johnny Barton, with Dodd's law practice also contributing meager returns. The column questions the senator's claimed poverty and suggests extensive outside support and self enrichment.
The Distaff Side column recalls errors from last week and notes upcoming events at St. Catherine Belles meeting led by Larry P. Davis, Red Cross signups for free swimming lessons at 317 N. 7th St, and an Alpha Tau chapter cookie contribution to the Public Library Author's Tea. It discusses parent pledges, May basket reminders, and a Greenhouse clerk's comment about petunia counts.
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