Editorial stance on beer ads in Garden City Telegram
The May 25 1964 issue defends publishing a beer advertisement while noting no endorsements. It cites consistency with prior opinions on controversial pieces and contrasts beer advertising with liquor bans. The piece admits inconsistency, acknowledges federal and state shifts, and states ads remain open to both dry and beer supporters.
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Wls
Mississippi
Taree
Telegram
Kansas
He Loved Football From Another Typewriter
The death of Jules V. Sikes former University of Kansas football coach is noted after a heart attack in Commerce Texas. Sikes coached KU from 1948 to 1954 guiding a high scoring offense and earning loyalty from players while drawing alumni discontent at times. He later led East Texas State College to a strong record until his death at 51. He was a former Texas A&M star and a modest, witty figure whose influence extended beyond wins.
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Topeka Daily Capital
Jules V. Sikes
University of Kansas
Commerce
Texas
Jayhawks
Sikes
East Texas State College
Texas A. & M
Jules Sikes
Kansas
Lawrence
East Texas State
Heind
Flea cure for dog boredom hints at quick amusement
Hal Boyle notes quirks of human and animal behavior in a light column. He jokes that a single flea on a dog can cure boredom, contrasts with humans, and wryly observes how language, vanity, and wealth shape daily life and moral judgments. He cites Lascar Lipizzaner ancestry and other quips with his characteristic wit.
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New York
Telegram Publishing Company Subscription Rates Garden City
Published daily except Sunday and holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company advertises monthly and yearly subscription rates. Local carrier options in Garden City Kansas and surrounding counties list prices, with higher rates for other areas, and notes about postal handling and AP news usage.
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Telegram Publishing Company
Telephone
Bill Brown
Marvin Smith
Garden City
Phiney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton Kearny
Grant Huskel
Gray Counties
Seconc
Kansas
Telegram
West Germany vows no repeat of Nazi crimes amid trials
Drew Pearson reports West Germany presses ahead with the trial of 22 SS men for Auschwitz murders, signaling a resolved stance against Nazism. He links U.S. efforts to seize and keep General Aniline and Film assets from Interhandel to prevent Nazi recovery, noting Kennedy family ties and a drift in Justice Department stance.
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Washington
Auschwitz
Germany
Wagh-ington
Justice Department
J. G. Farben
United States
General Aniline and Film
U. S
I. G. Farben
Interhandel
General Aniline
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
James McGranery
Howard McGrath
Truman
Herbert Brownell
William Rogers
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary
Lise
Robert P. Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
General
Aniline
Bobby
William Payton Marin
Marin
Who's Who
Joseph P. Kennedy and Family
Joseph P. Kennedy Enterprises
Clancy
The
Boston Traveler
Kennedy
General Aniline Board
Corporation
Alfred Schvefer
Radziwill
Prince Radziwill
Ethics code urged for Senate after Baker scandal
A Washington AP column notes Congress shields its privileges while liberal senators press for a self governing ethics code. It highlights the Baker case where his Senate post hid a $2 million private fortune, urging disclosure of outside income, but faces strong Senate resistance and the likelihood that little changes.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Congress
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Committee
AFA Field House Project Is Rejected
Washington Citing military posture concerns the House Appropriations Committee rejected funding for commissaries officers clubs gyms and bowling alleys while approving 1 599 014 50 for military construction for the year starting July 1 The bill totals are below President Johnsons budget yet higher than last year and include hospital expansions with obstetric services required in new facilities Kansas Fort Leavenworth 391 000 Fort Riley 17 602 000 Air Force McConnell AFB 1 271 000 Schilling AFB 152 000 with other details noted.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Johnson
Viding
Kansas— Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Air Force
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Schilling Afb
Salina
Distaff Side MOTHERS OF Midget Leaguers Rally
Recreation chief Herman Beringer announces week after school ends for league action. Six teams will practice at Alta Brown playground with re-sodding on other sites. Boys ages up to 11 join without pre-sign up. bring glove and one dollar on opening day. Season runs about eight and a half weeks ending in a tournament. Coaches include Dean Biggs Dave Keller and Ray Bondy.
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Herman Beringer
Alta Brown
Dean Biggs
Dave Keller
Ray Bondy
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Edtorials
Garden City Telegram
Hal Boyle
Flea
Heaven
America
Spain
Associated Preae Aasociated
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Drew Pearson
West Germany
Harold KE. Clancy
LBS
Federal Power Commission
Charlie Ross
Vermont
Ross
Ev Dirksen
Bill
Dirksen
FPC
Harold Woodwart
John B. Conly
Pittsburgh
Conly
Tennessee
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jess Gorkin
Parade Magazine
President Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
Grand Central Station
New York City
Senate of
U.S
AFA
Hutchison
Georgia Matthews
Garfield, Jones and St. Mary's Boys
Red Cross
North Seventh
Cook’s Corner
Miss Leslie
Philadelphia
Ruth McDaniel
Rowena
Lee Kemper
Ida
Aya
Sida
Bologna
Armours Campfire
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