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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
4
Georgia Revenue Department records show a payment of $693 by John Doe Anonymous in seven postal money orders issued in Chattanooga. The 1962 taxable income was listed at $12,750, with speculation about source of funds ranging from gambling to private income.
A fragment references forty acres in unclear context, lacking identifiable dates, places, or names. Further readable details are needed to determine the reporting angle, ownership, or transaction involved.
A historical crossword puzzle listing many clues across and down with numbers, including frost, Hindu garments, wartime agency, ammonia compound, old English pronoun, and many others. The puzzle features a mix of cryptic and straightforward clues and notes prior solution prompts.
For today's game a small magnet is required along with a cardboard box and several handfuls of small metal objects that cling to the magnet. Players lower the magnet with a string, drag it across the box bottom, lift it to collect items, then pass to the opponent. The player with the most objects after all are gone wins noted as tomorrow's baseball score contest with a big prize.
O. D. Ott received a refund from the telephone company, but it was only a penny. The rate adjustment check stood as a tiny windfall for the Mobile resident.
In Wichita both parties gathered as Ronald Reagan addressed about 2,000 Republicans at a 25 dollar dinner while Stewart Udall spoke to Democrats. Reagan blasted farm subsidies and foreign aid, urging thrift. Udall mocked Goldwater and Reagan as unemployed actors and urged a real election to test national leadership.
The Liberty Memorial Association announced a new flag policy after a vote by the board. Foreign flags including those from Communist countries will be flown only on special occasions, ending daily displays that drew objections from Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled American Veterans and pressure from the Minute Men. The memorial has 100 flagpoles atop a bluff overlooking downtown Kansas City.
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