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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
3
Editorial notes that Halloween mischief persists as children prank homes and streets. It contrasts past and present forms of mischief, cites parental boasting about youth’s tricks, and observes vandalism has declined with materialism while old-time house parties fade from invitation lists.
A rough collage of social musings and social mores notes, contrasting foreboding envy of blooming chrysanthemums with a jab at Governor Anderson’s Japan trip and a jab at Japanese cuisine. The column drifts into Halloween shopping habits and quick gossip about Methodists selling bulbs. It closes with a splash on American women spending more on beauty products than ever, with Germans following in second place.
A notice states Associated Press rights are exclusive for local news in this newspaper with all reproduction and publication reserved by AP.
Washington reports stark contrasts as Soviet ministry of bread negotiates with American capitalist grain dealers over the sale of wheat to the USSR. Senate probes reveal windfall profits, off grade mixing, and past prosecutions involving Cargill, Bunge, and Giant, while officials ease the process under broad ground rules.
Missouri state funds once sat in a barrel during a bi annual budget era. State Treasurer Milton Carpenter found the twist while researching an historical publication.
Secretary J. Dewey Dante and James Reed, with wives, joined by assistants, attended two New London luncheons and a Long Island Sound cruise aboard a donated Coast Guard yacht. The Military Sea Transportation System funded the Walter Reed Hospital officers club event with MSTS staff covering most costs. The annual affair marks MSTS's 15th birthday with top shipping magnates wining and dining while staff contributions averaged $3.75 each.
A New York AP column notes women lag in higher education, outnumbering men in high school but earning only one third of bachelor and master degrees and just one tenth of doctorates. It cites four million women with less than five years of schooling and 11 million who started but did not finish high school. The column also pokes fun at Macaroni Week, a tranquilizer rumor, a warden quip, Buckingham Palace stats, and car thefts up to $22 million.
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