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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
2
The Center Street stretch shows postwar recovery with lights nearly restored and few vacancies. City manager admits overstepping prerogatives, earning a mild rebuke for future projects needing governing body channels. Residents reflect on costs and sacrifices as a lesson in democracy.
Local names contribute to fellowmen and a note invites readers to learn their deeds. A cheeky student guide offers blunt finals prep options from memorize old exams to all nighter cramming, urging smarter study choices.
Arthur Brinkmeyer of Imperial writes about daylight saving time and shifting routines. He questions state guidance, mentions school buses, coyotes, and curfews, and asks for changes to highways and time zones while nudging elected leaders to act.
A nostalgic look at earlier student life contrasts playful glee club humor and snake dances with the era's protests and the idea of academic freedom. The piece notes shifts from bold campus action to more passive, cautious attitudes toward drafts and activism.
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon defends a mediation plan for the railroad dispute, saying he will not be blackmailed over legislation. He describes the bill as extended bargaining, with a three-stage mediation leading to a final report and possible railroad terms. Morse has long served as a labor mediation figure, arguing for protected public interests during wartime and stressing that strikes must be weighed within national priorities.
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