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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
2
Deserve Recognition members of the Gallahada organize a Sunday drag race at the municipal airport. Proceeds will go to a charitable cause, with plans for profit use not yet final. The group emphasizes controlled speed, constructive use of spare time, and public benefit, appealing to both young spectators and participants.
Governor George Romney proposes deferring up to 200 dollars in property taxes for Michigan citizens over 65 with income under 2000 and home value under 5000, to be repaid after death from the estate. The plan aims to aid elders while ensuring future revenue.
The piece follows John McBride and Mary guiding two ladies on a country drive in southern Wisconsin. They dine at Bradford's where the menu items include broiled lamb chops and roast prime rib. A previous diner leaves a $20 tip on the table as John weighs adding cocktails and paying the bill, highlighting a light, ironic scene.
Subscription terms outline monthly and yearly rates for Garden City and other areas. Mentions advance payments, carrier options, and varying prices for students and institutions. Specifies publication day and service details for home delivery and mail options.
Drew Pearson surveys Tito’s U S reception amid protest by pickets and lawmakers. He recalls Tito’s WWII resistance in Yugoslavia, friction with Stalin, and Khrushchev’s attempts to woo him, noting the visit as a bellwether for future Soviet relations and independent communist leaders.
In central Athens protesters clashed with police during the opening of the campaign center for the Union Democratic Left party. Sixty people and 24 police were reported injured as security forces restrained the unrest ahead of the new Parliament election in November.
The Windsor Hotel lobby in our city hosted a fashion interlude by wives of founders and local ladies. Portrayed by Sara Lu Carter and Helen Vaughn, the event featured outfits from 1886 to the 1990s as models and hosts guided guests through era styles. The piece also notes Bud Hudspeth’s handbill on Selden Kansas’s 75th anniversary celebration with plans for a picnic, reminiscence, and prizes.
A new shrine opens Monday at Woodrow Wilsons last home in northwest Washington at 2340 Street. The Georgian red brick house, where the 28th president lived from March 4 1921 until his death February 3 1924, houses relics including Wilsons high backed leather chair bearing a dedication to Edith Bolling Galt Wilson.
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