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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
2
Hal Boyle argues talking to oneself has become universal in modern society as listening declines. He jokes about miscommunications in daily life, from waiters to couples, noting self talk serves as an escape valve. He ponders the humorous perils of not truly hearing oneself. Soup history is briefly touched.
A Vanderbilt psychiatrist cites millions of U S prescriptions for amphetamines sedatives and tranquilizers and a booming black market. Critics warn mind drugs can dull reality while psychiatrists clash over their societal role and risks including addiction and overdoses.
An eight item poem from a local nurse mother lists joys of hospital life. Happiness ranges from a cool pillow to being able to get up, take a shower alone, wear a nightgown, or return home. The market report notes bullish activity in the Cat and Dog Placement Bureau, with brisk bureau business amid abundant pet calls.
Drew Pearson reports India balks at accepting U S grain sorghum while preferring wheat. India lost two million tons of sorghum in drought and asks for 1.75 million tons of sorghum less than lost, paying in rupees to fund education. Also covers U S auto safety stance, resignation to Congress, and a hostile Viet Nam letter criticizing U S troops and racial tensions.
A reader by MYNRA DAVIDSON of 1114 N 5th replies to Harry Martin Jr. in the Telegram May 6 letter, defending women’s right to work, praising the nation’s founding, and criticizing anti equality views. She argues working mothers prove themselves and highlights low unemployment, warning against blaming society for individual results.
The piece outlines covert U S maneuvers in Europe to constrain France and bolster NATO, while signaling Moscow’s fears of a stronger West Germany. It also cites Ralph Nader’s book press push, pressure on GM ads, and Mrs Rusk’s view of her diplomat husband. In Vietnam, Ky’s regime falters as August elections loom. Vietnam propaganda and passport notices mark renewed tension with China.
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