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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
2
City Commissioners approved joining the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce as an active member, deciding to pay the $50 dues from utility funds rather than tax money. They noted the city operates electrical and water services as local businesses and sought a stronger cooperative relationship with the Chamber.
Alvin Geeces of Garden City argues that atheism spreads if Americans neglect faith and church. He urges parents and civic leaders to promote Christian teachings, Bible reading, and prayer in schools and public life to resist communism and preserve the nation under God.
Hal Boyle notes snoring often stems from obesity among other causes and cites a variety of trivia and oddities. The column lists statistics on women workers, accident injuries, and surprising household tips, including a Denmark dialing lullaby for infants and a study on Denver murder patterns within families.
Inside debates criticize JFK on three fronts. He delayed key moves in Latin America including a $100 million Argentine credit and the Peruvian episode, while CIA and military voices swayed policy over ambassadorial respect and Caribbean interventions. Wheat sales to Communist nations faced cabinet debate, with Rusk backing trade and Congress neutral, leaving Kennedy’s hesitations evident as global buyers seek American grain.
Mosquitoes bite students as heat lingers and summer wear remains. Harold Stoner wins Low Grocers Trophy at Tulsa golf event amid grocers convention praise. A stray mother cat and four kittens seek homes with Dorothy and Clifford Hart. Cartoon scene shows a coed quipping with a young man about Soviet education challenges in the library.
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