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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
2
The writer urges open discussion of salary matters for teachers and administrators, noting tax funds support these payings. Executive sessions should be limited to private handling before or after meetings, not during formal actions. Strong stance against concealing teacher pay deliberations from the public.
Shelly Depp Greenwood delivers a graduation era speech urging respect for elders while declaring the next generation the future. She notes lessons from World War I and II, rural schooling, and the shift from old to new values as grades become wages and youth face a complex labor world. She calls for courage to meet future challenges.
Drew Pearson reports that Sen Tom Dodd hid a Boston University memo by Dr Ralph Garry citing industry laxity with TV sex and violence. The piece details closed hearings, NBC ties, and a high price law firm defense amid possible censure.
A light AP column surveys daily life quirks and trivia. It notes women average six headaches to men under three, coughs and colds outnumber headaches, vaudeville wanes abroad while clothing mills churn fabric fast, and fashion shifts toward 2.4 to 3 inch ties. It also cites Sweden's three week paid vacation, lifetime earnings by education, dining out costs, and historical tidbits from plumbing to Moroccans curing stuttering.
The Bruins were limited to 122 goals, six fewer than the New York Rangers who finished fourth, two places ahead of Boston. The Bruins allowed 258 goals across 70 games, underscoring a strong defensive record but a scoring gap behind the higher-ranked Rangers.
A dated reflection on the national PTA convention in Minneapolis where 46 000 chapters are represented by 2500 delegates. The piece jokes about the low male parental involvement and frames PTA meetings as gatherings of reluctant parents and overburdened teachers. It notes generational tensions and a mother’s mix of complaining and bragging about her child.
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