06 May 1967
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1967
Page
1
A radio television industry representative warned about unobtrusive use of cameras in courtrooms. A TV crew then blinded attendees with bright lights during a speech, highlighting photographer distraction. The piece also defends daylight time for Kansas and praises Dale Saffels for joining the Kansas Corporation Commission.
London dateline reports a British woman scientist measured a typical day of housework and found energy use of 1800 calories, labeling chores as light work. Diaries from 45 housewives show even with four children, duties fall short of back-breaking labor. A second England study suggests healthier husbands are those who help with housework, reducing heart attack risk.
The notice outlines yearly and weekly subscription prices for Garden City and surrounding counties. Carrier charges in Garden City are $1.55 per month, 30 cents per week in other cities, and mail rates are $12.00 per year in specified Kansas counties or $5.00 per year elsewhere.
Barbara Oringderff recounts how cattle dominated Southwest Kansas before homesteaders, with brands as status symbols. The Western Kansas Cattle Growers Association formed in 1884 at Dodge City, publishing a brand book listing members and ranges. John O Loughlin’s Lakin trading post connected Dodge City and Granada, Colo., as a key hub for ranchers. Next week, an old O Loughlin ledger reveals many traders.
Allen Zoli and H. L. Hunt plot in secrecy at the Liberty Lobby in Washington. The pair ally with Willis Carté, pursuing right wing aims including election reform ideas and anti government sentiment. Johnson urges his Cabinet to press Congress harder on the Great Society while a private eye shadows senators over alleged dirt.
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