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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1972
Page
2
Critics blame the presidents risky Haiphong harbor mining as he pushes to tackle racism inflation poverty and war in one bold act. Supporters say his decisive action could resolve major issues though one misstep could spell disaster.
Betty Furness told a Kansas State audience that the world’s future rests on consuming less and wasting less. She warned that cutting living standards would hurt the poor most, urging better production, conservation, and disposal methods instead of reducing quality of life.
An editorial argues for naming public buildings after living figures like Abe Hubert, criticizing reluctance to honor deserving residents. It cites KIAL's Tony Jewell on hurt feelings and notes unresolved namings at the high school gym football stadium and college buildings, urging living commemoration.
A miscellany notes varied items from obscure newspapers. Amani in South Africa was fined for drunk bicycle riding. Bikini fashion shifts to one piece suits. In the U S thirty point five percent of adult women smoke. Mattel plans a check out doll and a sack boy doll for Christmas. Karakul lamb fur is valued at three days old. A German survey links rented housing to poorer health. Eight English churches ban plastic cemetery flowers. Banana eating champion is only 24 this year. Rio de Janeiro debuts new orange floral public phone booths with good acoustics.
The fragment shows Garden City Telegram with staff names Fred Brooks editor LeRoy Allman advertising manager Jehan Fiszier managing editor and mailing details for Garden City Kansas. Local newspaper masthead indicating ownership and contact lines.
FBI sleuths mine neighbors, ex spouses, bank records, and even telephone files to assemble personal data on public figures. The piece cites Ralph Abernathy, Muhammad Ali, Benjamin Spock, James Baldwin, Jane Fonda and others as examples of how confidential sources and agency probes pry into private finances, relationships, and affiliations.
Dr Hoffmann, famed psychiatrist and raconteur, helps Horace a famed American painter confront pain through art. Facing despair from alcohol, Horace agrees to paint Red and Johnny with his doctor urging honesty. The act heals, restoring Horace’s artistry while Hoffmann preserves a powerful, hidden canvas in his files.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports on Stefan Robock of Columbia University urging inflation neutralizing tools as alternatives to price controls. He cites Brazil's 92 percent peak in 1964 and discusses readjustable mortgages and indexed payments linked to a price index across the economy.
Hal Boyle collects waiter gripes about splitting bills tips and expenses in a New York AP dispatch. The piece riffs on diners choosing to go Dutch, sneaky charges, and comic lines about sneaking costs into expense accounts. The tone is wry and observational.
Yesterday s Cryptoquip birds build nests in the lush Linden tree clue from 1972 syndicate notes the puzzle title and theme. Today s Cryptoquip offers the clue Q equals N guiding readers on letter substitution and cryptogram solving.
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