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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
3
An Elkhart School Board editorial praises buying supplies at home but notes limited local competition can raise prices. It urges local firms to offer competitive bids and suggests publishing a materials list at the Chamber of Commerce to aid buyers and sellers, stressing effort from both sides.
The Salina Journal editor Whitley Austin argues that four years of appeals and delays in the Smith Hickock murder case undermine justice. He asserts capital punishment supporters and opponents alike hold strong views while condemning how the legal process can prolong a notorious crime. He blames judges and lawyers for procrastination and urges accountability to prevent mockery of the law.
A column reflects on Columbus Day with notes on tombs and burial theories, voyages, and a reference to Bradley Smith's Columbus in the New World. Also two Beagle puppies free at J M Sweangen’s Edwards St home, contact 6 3685. A Siamese cat seen around 1200 block of Third may belong to a local missing pet report. contact Mrs Dale Davis at 6 BAOF.
Hal Boyle notes a shift toward more dog bans in apartments while about 40 percent of U S homes house a dog. He cites a government study showing two million U S widows over 62, plus broader trends in education, work, and aging. The column adds light quips and trivia on manners, pests, and famous quotes.
This Oct 1 history digest recalls the 1066 Hastings victory of William the Conqueror over Harold, the 1974 Continental Congress declaring rights, and 1963 convictions of eleven Communists in New York. It also notes King Hassan II hosting Mrs Kennedy in Marrakech during her Morocco visit.
Senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warn the public is fed up with foreign aid and fear waste and mismanagement. Morse urges briefing the President with comptroller general memos detailing waste and maladministra tion, while Church proposes amendments to cut aid and curb aggression and Latin American arms.
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