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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1963
Page
2
A newly published study shows Kansas lawmakers delay bill consideration, with 59 percent of laws in the last three days of sessions. It notes fewer bills than prewar sessions but a higher passage rate, and cautions that last minute maneuvering yields both good and bad laws.
The Elaberry Missouri Democrat Clarence Cannon, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, calls the space program a moondoggle and argues the funds could wipe out slums. He has long shown skepticism about domestic needs like health housing education and pollution and rarely backs action to address them.
AP column notes life may begin at 40 but most people are under 26. It cites crowded Britain roads, Amelia Bloomer's 19th century crusade for bifurcated garments, Japan golf growth, Helen Keller quotes, early clocks and one way streets, Edison’s voting machine inventor, college costs and lifelong earnings, and starter facts on Brigitte Bardot Khrushchev Sutherland and Stewart’s early jobs.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Daily Except Sunday and Holiday issue hints at an advertisement section. It mentions Telegraph Publishing Company, Bast Street, and various sporadic phrases about prices and services. The legible pieces suggest a classic newspaper page with ads and notices but lack完整 details.
The text notes the forthcoming autumn whooping crane count with cranes wintering on the Texas Gulf Coast and summering in a Canadian national park. It mentions past counts, the zipper’s history, a skeptical bath stance from British doctors, and observations of high school debaters, their dress, and professional tools. It ends with praise for student poise and ability.
Associated Press analyst James Marlow reports insiders see vague, hopeful signals for a Republican nomination in 1904. Goldwater leads in state primaries but Rockefeller remains a key figure, with talk of a possible convention fight and concerns over a Cuban crisis shaping party strategy.
Victor Paz Estenssoro, ex teacher and president of Bolivia, visits Washington amid a history of upheaval. The 1952 Bolivian reforms, including tin expropriation, land redistribution, universal suffrage, and free public education, predated Kennedy's program and shaped U.S. aid backing.
A short notice indicates using Celesram Want Adsl for buying or selling needs. It urges readers to place simple ads to connect buyers and sellers efficiently. The item focuses on a general marketplace service without listing specific products.
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