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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
2
Editorial lauds Finney County polio vaccination effort and gratitude to volunteers. Highlights Kermit Dean as the behind the scenes chair who organized and supported oral vaccine clinics with quiet, effective leadership. Commends many workers and expresses deep thanks for preventing crippling disease.
A Wichita Eagle summary notes representatives from 20 small colleges urged Congress to adopt tax credits for college dependents and donors to replace direct grants and loans. Proponents cite operating funds, avoidance of church-related aid issues, and more diversity, while critics warn of adding another tax deduction category amid broader reform.
Hal Boyle notes that graduates of 1903 knew more than 1993 peers due to tougher academics, while 1993 grads seek social security via their sheepskin. He mixes jokes on hiccups and tips with shrewd quips about money, ladders, and office life, ending with a wry line about Lita and inheritance hope.
Washington report notes doctors expect the Kennedy baby to be delivered by Caesarean and in a top facility rather than the White House home where John Kennedy was born. The piece also covers reactions from Sen. Humphrey and others on Civil Rights policy and federal intervention limits.
In short columns and notes, the section reports playful remarks on spring plans and petunia purchases, a mumps incident delaying a schoolboy, and Cooper space coverage. It notes Ellis Masonic Lodge's 75th anniversary, honors for Merton Raynesford and Howard Raynesford, and a historical Trail marking effort. Francis Bacon quote closes.
Four infant deaths at Sedgwick County Hospital are linked to salamonella infection with sixteen suspected cases. Officials say a pregnant woman with diarrhea possibly introduced the outbreak. three family members are under treatment and deliveries are paused until staff testing finishes. County officials launch investigation by Commissioner Vernon Reed.
Kansas City AP report says two teenage boys dragged an unconscious man from a smokefilled house in the Intercity district. Junior Newton 17 and Kenneth Sanders 16, with three other youths, notified the wife of Edward Cauthon and returned to pull him from a bedroom. Fire officials said the fire was started by a cigarette.
Washington AP The Supreme Court refused to speed hearing on Gov. Ross Barnett Mississippi contends the right to a jury trial in criminal contempt over blocking James Meredith admission to the University of Mississippi. The court gave no explanation and said arguments would be in the fall session likely mid October.
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