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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
2
TRING CROSBY denounces modern popular music as noisy junk fed to the public claiming rock n roll lacks real artistry. He cites broadcasters monopolizing play lists, notes soft background venues favor classical and popular tunes, and parallels music trash to cheap literature and garish painting, urging tasteful standards.
A plainspoken letter argues against government price supports for wheat, contending farmers seek freedom from controls while opposing surpluses. It contrasts corn belt representation with wheat regions and predicts Congress may ignore growers' demands, calling the situation not good.
New York columnist Kal Boyle confesses how a simple bread errand spirals into a tempting tour of bakery, snacks, and gourmet finds. He contrasts his bread mission with his husband’s appetite for exotic and glamorous meats, noting the recurring pitfall of impulse buys and mislaid bread.
Terms of subscription listed for Garden City and surrounding counties with rates for mail and carrier delivery. Details include prices per year in various counties and student rates, plus publication requirements and Associated Press rights.
Peked with humor on Khrushchev not quitting soon, the Moscow scene includes Zhukov and Pravda notes. Ambassador Kohler cables State Department on Khrushchev sentiment. diplomats say he remains in good health and not stepping down. Kennedy Pear son talks with Pearson boost US Canada ties at Hyannis Port. Magnuson lobbies for an ambassador for fish, appointing ex Senator Ben Smith to White House post as talks on salmon treaties begin.
The piece recounts a wild tale of a miller spray incident and a Reverend John Fitzgerald rumored to dislike millers, plus a high school tale of locker book moves tied to romance. It also notes local lawyers traveling to Wichita for the New Kansas Code of Civil Procedure update from the 1963 legislature.
Washington AP report shows Maj Gordon Cooper invoking prayer on tape during his eight minute congressional address from orbit. Family observers, NASA officials note astronauts often keep beliefs private while public comments reveal personal faith in God shaping their space efforts.
Civilian violators at Ft Leonard Wood were dodging traffic tickets issued by military police but a federal crackdown prompted payment. Quentin D. Stanley and Ben F. Wade, both Waynesville residents, were jailed two days in Greene County before posting $50 bonds and paying fines of $1 and costs totaling $55.40 each. U S marshal F M Wilson said lawyers have sought surrender to pay fines to avoid arrest.
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