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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
3
Hospitals in Hutchinson and St. Catherine face excess visitors and have withheld admission lists for a week. The editorial argues these lists help curb visits but also deprive friends of sympathy through cards and flowers. It urges readers to respect patient privacy and limit visits unless closely related or essential.
Guest writer Mary Lou Smith reflects on graduation night for the class of 1965. She recalls high school memories, class unity, and the mixed feelings as students prepare for college or the workforce, likening their departure to birds separating to build new nests.
AP analyst James Marlow outlines the Dominican crisis as two rival presidencies, a US military presence, and failed US efforts to broker a coalition. General Antilo Imbert Barrera leads the civilian-military junta, Colonel Francisco Caamano Deno heads the rebels, and McGeorge Bundy’s mediation yielded no durable deal. Dr. Jose Mora of the OAS was left to salvage talks.
Drew Pearson notes the unanimous decision against Glenn Cunningham’s communist mail amendment strengthens John Lindsay’s mayoral bid. The piece links the ruling to political courage shown by Lindsay and Ryan against witch-hunt tactics, highlighting Kennedy era politics, McCarthyism, and Senate reactions amid fears of right wing backlash.
Garden City Telegram announces publication details and rates for daily issues except Sundays and five holidays. Includes mailing and carrier rates, regions served in Finney and surrounding counties, and subscription prices for local and distant readers.
Hal Boyle reports from Le My in South Vietnam where Marines under Lt Col David A. Clement cleared the village of Viet Cong influence through careful actions. After saving a Marine wounded nearby, they reopened two blown bridges and celebrated with village officials. Clement, a 1945 Annapolis graduate and son of famed Gen. William Clement, commands the 2nd Battalion and has built trust through a mix of force and restraint.
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