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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
8
Instructions for making paper targets with comical faces, using a folding base and feet drawn on the tab. Players blow to topple targets arranged in a row, with six feet between bases and six feet distance from targets. Five to six targets suffice. turns alternate to find a winner. Also notes civilian labor force grown by 8.2 million from 56.4 to 84.6 million between 1950 and 1960.
The piece argues federal tax cuts may be offset by state and local tax increases, hurting the Treasury’s hoped economic boost. It notes rising state and local debts, calls for patience to let a $10 billion federal cut percolate, and questions how much benefit remains after taxes at all levels. It folds in a closing line about Hong Kong.
Kansas State University extension engineer John M Ferguson warns residents to beware overhead electric lines. Do it yourself repairs on TV antennas or pruning near lines can cause fatal shocks or power outages. Farmers should lower tall equipment and coordinate with the power company to avoid contact when moving equipment or elevators.
Washington AP reports a 70100 federal grant to Coffeyville Kansas to aid construction of water facilities. The project estimated at 153200 will provide water for manufacturing plants and support local industry.
Pratt Kansas May 9 1963 Ralph Nitzche 58 of Turen community was electrocuted Wednesday when he touched a power line on a Rock Island raft road wire repair job atop a Pratt area pole. Roy Immell of Pratt touched the same wire minutes later and was treated in a Pratt hospital in good condition.
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