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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1967

Page

2

Memorial Day on Monday Aims to Fix Holiday Timing

The piece argues Memorial Day should be observed on Monday to extend long weekends. It notes many workers already off today and that a Monday observance could boost travel and business, while farmers and others may see limited impact. Broad support grows at state and national levels amid grass-roots push. Opposition comes from those resisting change.

Ture Peter J. McGuire Labor Day Spyros Skouras Lyndon B. Johnson Alexander Graham Bell Ed Howe Potato Hill

Distaff Side Summer Programs Open for Youth Leagues

Pop Beringer announces Midget Leaguers' Play Ball program for ages 7 to 11 with 1 to 8 pm sessions. Season runs June 5 to July 21. fee is 1 dollar. Coaches Jeff Boone Paul Stallsworth and Ron Talley. First workouts set for May 5 at Alce Brown field for Matthews Hutchison and Alta Brown youths, then May 7 on Garfield grounds for Jones St Mary and Garfield youths. Kent Shaw leads Red Cross swimming program with volunteer instructors sought. training starts June 5. call 6 8470.

Pop Beringer Jeff Boone Paul Stallsworth Ron Talley Matthews, Hutchison Alta Brown Alce Brown Jones St. Mary Garfield

The Needle Harold Coffin on the Indy 500

Harold Coffin discusses the Indianapolis 500 and its impact on auto engineering. He notes the spectacle draws 300000 spectators and the cost to engineer grandstand seats. A quip about an electric car entry and Ben Franklin rounds out the column with humor.

Ben Franklin Ben

Terms of Subscription Rates and Delivery Policy

Subscription terms for Garden City and nearby counties with carrier and mail options. Rates include 1.55 per month by carrier in Garden City, 0.30 per week by carrier elsewhere, 42.00 yearly by mail to certain counties and 15.00 elsewhere. College students pay 5.00 for nine months. AP rights reserved and local news exclusive to AP dispatches.

Garden City Finney, Lene Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell Gray Counties Local and Area College Mf Telegram Associated Press

U.S. Pledges Sixth Fleet Support in Israel Crisis

The United States reportedly promised Israel military aid via the Sixth Fleet if Israel forgoes atomic weapon production. Emissaries disclosed a loose commitment, not formalized, amid doubts about Israel’s nuclear progress. The piece covers Israeli reactors, Bergman’s views, and regional missile developments including Egypt’s Al Zafir and Al Kahir systems. Separately, a tragic rooftop accident in St. Louis claims 4 year old Danny Boice’s life after a screen gave way.

Washington Near East United States Israel White House U.S Negev Desert Ernst David Bergman Atomic Energy Commision Dr. Bergman Switzerland China Bergman Donmsecret Tel Aviv Nasser Germany Egypt Office of Strategic Studies London Cairo Naser Gulf of Tiran State Department

World Today US Faces New Global Roles in Middle East

James Marlow argues the postwar era ends as the United States must share power with the Soviet Union and Red China. US influence shifts from hemispheric dominance to a three-sphere world, with Moscow and Beijing demanding access to their own frontiers as Vietnam and regional conflicts test American involvement.

James Marlow Washington Middle East United States Soviet Union Red China Cuba Castro Moscow Hemianbere Britain Greece Turkey Harry S. Truman Truman Vietnam Latin America

Lead Poisoning Theorized In Ancient Rome Decline

New York AP notes a columnist mail prompt about broad topics. A University of Chicago professor speculates that lead poisoning may have contributed to Rome's fall, with aristocrats using lead utensils and the poor using pottery.

New York Rome C. Gilfillan University of Chicago Larry Goertz

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