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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
3
A national junior college track meet was marred by vandalism in two motel rooms. The narrator criticizes the involved athletes and questions coach oversight, urging school action and possible bans while noting damages will be pursued.
Fourth generation Stevens County resident Shelley Greenwood, Hugo ton High School graduate in three years, considers law. Ingalls High School twins Jean and Jane Hewes, valedictorian Janice Bergen among 26 graduates, will receive diplomas tonight with diplomas handed by their father, school board member Mr Hewes. The feature notes family roots and future plans for nursing and college. Also advised is enrollment for Red Cross swimming instruction open through Friday for second graders completing the grade two.
Washington column notes Senator Carl Hayden blocks a $120000 publication of Goldwater campaign speeches, leveraging his chairmanship to withhold $15000 needed to finish the printing, as Goldwater seeks a boost for his Senate bid. The episode highlights Senate power dynamics and campaign materials.
Hal Boyle surveys modern manners and curiosities in a humorous New York AP column. He notes butchers, editors, teachers, and drivers reveal changing behaviors while satirizing vanity, technology, and social norms with sharp, playful observations.
Garden City Telegram announces staff roles and contact details with managing editor Marvin Smith and advertising manager John Frazier. Subscription pricing lists monthly carrier rate 1.55 and annual mail rates 16 to 17 dollars for various Kansas counties.
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