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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
2
The fledgling physical therapy program at St. Catherine Hospital signals Garden City’s rising medical services, offering a needed local option and prompting space and staffing expansion. Expanded hospital facilities will boost business for local shops, with specialists and sustained growth essential to deepen the economy beyond a single physician effort.
Mrs. John Jackson argues for local wrestling in Garden, noting demand from women and working families who cannot afford trips to nearby towns. She cites Dodge, Great Bend, and Newton as examples, urges sponsorship, and asks Mitch Geisler to help, emphasizing affordable entertainment and home support.
Drew Pearson outlines a Kennedy Khrushchev agenda shift toward a consular treaty and possible direct New York Moscow air travel. He notes US and Soviet consulates opening, wheat and flour trade moves via West Germany, and Gromyko Rusk talks shaping a cautious thaw amid Berlin and Red Army concerns. The piece also covers Rickover’s award and a Monroe bowling 300 game incident.
Former President Eisenhower receives a birthday gift from Garden City after John Fisher mails an ancient bootjack found at Gettysburg farm. The bootjack will be sent to the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene for display.
Garden City Telegram rates and terms show carrier delivery options and prices. Includes periodical and mail subscriptions, weekly and yearly rates, and service areas across Finney and neighboring counties. The notice outlines delivery responsibilities and Associated Press rights.
A nostalgic column reflects on how memories shape identity and shared humanity. It recalls childhood scenes from garden hoses to schoolyard games, contrasts classes, and notes social habits of past eras with a light, reflective tone.
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