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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1966
Page
2
The letter argues for formal zoning beyond city limits to protect surrounding landowners and the town itself. It praises a plat south of Garden City Country Club as wise planning and warns that without coordinated zoning, suburban development could outpace orderly growth. Rural and urban interests should cooperate on fair, protective rules.
An East university study after five years rejects the modern bathroom as dangerous uncomfortable and not up to date The piece muses on new space age ideas and questions how to balance comfort with practicality Also noted are a brown one year old retriever available for adoption and Elm seeds plus first seasonal signs reported around town
Hal Boyle urges readers to reach out to teenagers with kindness not condemnation. He argues youths face confusion and isolation between ages 12 and 20, deserve understanding, and can be national pride amid tough times. Take a teen out to lunch, recognize their humanity, and bolster hope for a safer future.
Garden City Telegram lists delivery details with annual and weekly rates. It notes in county distribution across Kansas with pricing for in town and mail subscriptions, and lists staff roles and contact details for circulation and editorial offices.
Drew Pearson discusses libel suits used to suppress reporting on public figures like Senator Dodd and Gov candidate Christopher. He cites press protections, Christopher Farms telegrams, and California records, then notes U.S. and British reactions to Vietnam and industry payoffs, ending with Satellite Corp politics and Valenti Nizer salaries.
A Chamber of Commerce note urges residents to trade locally before changes. The speaker chides absent directors, defends 5 Points store status, and laments surveyors lingering in the street while noting rumors of state actions. The message ends with a call to support the area at current conditions.
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