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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
4
The West and Soviet bloc authorized the IAEA to start a program inspecting reactors in recipient countries to prevent military material production. The plan, approved at the agency's seventh general conference, should take effect next year.
New York AP piece lists signs of middle age with humorous contrasts to youth. Observations include sunburned scalp, longer hair combing time, patting the dog, recalling older jokes, and Stan Musial retiring. Notes about electricity costs, PTA duties, and longing for Edgar Guest, ending with harvest time as middle age.
Detroit AP reports production quotas rose as the auto industry neared 500000 cars for 1964 models. GM and Ford ran overtime at several plants. Chrysler resumed a five day week. Studebaker kept normal pace. AM stabilised at eighty percent capacity as September and October outputs were forecast higher.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman told Syracuse farmers that disputes among milk producers delay bills to raise dairy incomes and stabilize the industry. He noted dairy earnings are among the lowest and stressed the need to balance farm programs with the federal budget while acknowledging regional differences. The address was part of Freeman’s nationwide series of farm policy meetings. The article adds an odd note about Gloucester’s payment for Crown land with a large eel pie.
A cryptic crossword puzzle solution note lists numerous across and down clues with partial answers and fragments. It includes references to Ireland, solar dist, cherry red, early English colony, and various numbered entries. The post also repeats a prior puzzle answer COURAGEOUS and hints at a cryptogram style challenge titled CRYPTOQUIFS with a puzzle path and an 80 meter difficulty note.
Senators Long and Symington from Missouri joined Carlson and Pearson of Kansas as Republicans and Democrats respectively in backing a one year extension of the U S Civil Rights Commission. The Senate approved the measure by a 70 to 15 vote.
Hollywood AP profile on Maury Wills, Dodger shortstop, autographs and his book. Wills discusses autographing, plans to appear on Edie Adams ABC show performing Casay at the Bat Kabuki style, and his Las Vegas folk singing stint with Jane Powell at the Sahara. He recalls starting on ukulele in Spokane and moving to guitar and banjo, noting sidelines can distract from baseball.
Providence AP report says Lt. Austin Nagle age 42 reached for boots at the fire station on a Tuesday night. He missed the brass pole and fell 14 feet to the floor fracturing his left leg. The fire alarm turned out to be a false alarm.
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