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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
Farmers and Southwest Kansas communities weigh in on the 1962 Congress multiple-price wheat certificate plan in a May 21 referendum. Farm groups largely back yes while individual growers decide at the polls after county meetings presenting the facts.
The article compiles accounts from women and Morris Jones about Asian flu experiences. Victims describe chilling, aching, nausea, sweating and prolonged fatigue after recovery. One veteran recalls a dizzy spell in England and a bellhop remark about a previous American death in the same hotel room.
Drew Pearson argues the rise in Italy’s Communist vote stemmed from four factors: northward migration from the south, population growth adding voters, the death of Enrico Mattei and its press realignment, and effective municipal governance by Communists like Mayor Dozza. He also exposes nepotism in the Hotel Corporation of America, detailing family control, favorable leases, and related deals to fund operations.
Subscription terms show monthly rates by carrier at Garden City and weekly or yearly by mail to various counties. Local college students pay 4.00 per month or 1.00 per year elsewhere, with 30c weekly by carrier in other cities. Telegram/mail options and Associated Press rights noted.
New York AP column compiles a string of lines attributed to mothers tired of the usual Mother’s Day complaints and child behavior quips. The mock dialogue covers dinners chores homework discipline and the generation gap with humor and nostalgia. The piece notes the tone reflects mid-century family life and intergenerational friction.
The Power Commission ordered Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. to refund over $35 million to wholesale natural gas customers in Missouri Kansas Michigan Indiana Illinois and Ohio. The refunds stem from commission opinions and orders issued April 27 1961 which Panhandle had appealed to the courts.
Nina Kay Gore 83 widow of late Sen. Thomas Pryor Gore died in Washington after a lengthy illness. Gore served Oklahoma as U S Senator 1907 1924 and 1931 1949. She cared for him as his escort after he was blinded in two accidents.
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