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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
2
Local leaders and chamber officials express willingness to allow film scenes in Garden City while opponents push back. Citizens split on economic boost versus concerns about media portrayal and memorials to the Clutter family tragedy near Holcomb.
A Garden City high school awards assembly celebrates 69 perfect attendance certificates while an A honor roll list receives no extra notice. The writer argues emphasis should shift toward high grades and salutes the A students, noting her daughter narrowly misses inclusion.
Smithsonian hosts a series of social soirées led by Dr. Sidney Lillon Ripley with receptions, concerts, and a midnight opera ball at the Museum of History and Technology drawing ambassadors, Cabinet members, and notable figures. Rep H R Gross questioned the use of Smithsonian funds for the events.
The notice lists subscription terms by carrier and mail for Finney and surrounding counties with yearly and weekly rates. It states student rates and mentions Telegram motor carrier publication rules and exclusive rights of The Associated Press for reproduction and local news.
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson, buoyed by Saigon cables showing Viet Cong morale low and U.S. successes rising, sees light at the end of the tunnel. He pursues cautious escalation, olive branch diplomacy with China, and talks of Red China as key to peace while planning broader diplomatic steps and possible UN reengagement.
A column recalls a rainy outdoor scene with two girls using a sprinkler to stay dry. A local woman fears missing an important phone call and unhooks the line. Helen Pierce warns a dismissive office coffee line remark. A veteran donor recovers after a Bloodmobile shift. A quotation pencils in recession and prosperity ideas. A Denver store runs a three day swimwear clinic and Mrs Fitzpatrick seeks cats to curb garden rats.
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