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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1968
Page
2
The May 27 1968 Garden City editorial argues unions have grown too powerful and hinder national policy. It urges antitrust application to labor, a management rights bill, and hard congressional scrutiny. It criticizes corrupt leaders and calls members to reform from within unions.
The Lake County Oregon Examiner reprinted primary nominating ballots showing candidates listing slogans or statements for delegates at large. Democrats favor Kennedy McCarthy mixed options and Vietnam peace themes while Republicans lean toward Nixon Reagan and Johnson Kennedy listed without slogans.
A chaotic campaign season prompts foreign observers to mock and study American politics. The piece notes language barriers and the oddities of lobbying, including high costs and international curiosity about U S elections. It reflects satirical tone on the Harvard accent Kennedy remarks and foreign press mockery.
Nelson Rockefeller visited Ronald Reagan in a Roosevelt Hotel suite sparking talk of a possible deal. Reagan aides worried the unannounced meeting could appear to link Rockefeller with the presidential bid while Rockefeller pressed for talks amid Medicaid concerns and a broader plan to block Nixon. The scene drew reporters as the two governors exchanged barbs and teased autograph moments.
Francis F. Miller, former Garden City resident, joins the USDA Soil Conservation Service in Columbia Missouri as an engineer in watershed planning. He earned a Kansas State University B S in agricultural engineering, previously served in Missouri in Benton New Madrid and Springfield as area engineer. His wife Kay and children Allan Brian and Teresa remain with their move to Columbia this week.
The Telegram Want Ads section invites readers to place notices about paying for items or selling goods. It emphasizes quick placements and broad reach for local buyers and sellers seeking efficient transactions.
Washington report claims evidence shows Attorney General Kennedy knew of FBI electronic eavesdropping including MLK wiretap and Black room bugging. It cites memos and a July 7 1961 FBI note showing Kennedy approved surveillance in organized crime and asked for records on current surveillances under tight security.
A New York AP column highlights weight loss as a growing concern with nearly seven million seeking help annually and one in four people facing girth issues. It riffs on perspective, daily life drives, Alamo lore, marriage wisdom, sea medicine, Hirohito biology, and the love vein myth in a mosaic of curiosities and quips.
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