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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1965
Page
10
A reader advised that summer break offers a chance for constructive use of free hours through chores, reading, writing letters, or home projects. If chores are done, youngsters can pursue hobbies or daydream to gain peace of mind after a busy school year.
A 1965 home economy vignette advises packing for a trip with practical laundry and lodging considerations. It suggests minimal items, including detergents, drips and drapes, cookies, mixes, an ironing board, and even a crate of canned chickens, tied to the running board as a quirky Eastbound plan.
Hal Boyle reports from A Shau Valley near Da Nang where an outpost known to pilots as Sniperville sits 41 miles west of Da Nang on the Laotian border. Capt. Ray Perdue and Lt. Col. Harry Jlowton describe heavy sniper danger as C123s and Skyraiders fly supply runs into the hot zone.
Fragmentary notice appears to state Brown con EO Marvin Sulth as advertising manager and mentions Garden City Kangaa with a 67848 ZIP code. References Associated Press and exclusive rights to reproduction of focal news and special dispatches. Confusing OCR yields limited clear facts.
President Johnson sought to delegate oil issues to Stewart Udall yet public blame rests with the president. Swidler’s FPC renomination lingers as his term nears end. A $300 million oil shale bonanza tests federal scope, with a choice between leasing or aiding education. Antitrust cases touch El Paso Pacific Northwest, shifting under Democratic rule. Johnson rejects Arnold’s son for antitrust head while MacGillivary urges patience as student protests surge. Telegram Want Ads reminder closes.
James Marlow argues the Dominican revolt exposes gaps in the 1948 OAS charter and U S policy on preventing communist takeover. Both the United States and Latin American governments previously avoided intervention, but the Dominican crisis shows they violated the charter and now face a hard test over Cuba style influence and peacekeeping exits.
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