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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
5
Young readers in Garden City can enter a cut and paste puzzle for a chance at two prizes. Local winners to 20 receive Ticktack Toe games, while 10 advance to a national contest for a Superior Giant Size Printing Outfit. Entries must include name age and address and be mailed by deadline.
The ordinance prohibits racial discrimination in hotels motels restaurants and places offering entertainment in St Joseph. Taverns are exempt. The measure passed 4 to 0 and Mayor Arthur J. Mears signed it, making it effective in ten days.
United Nations open session September 17 as the United States faces charges that the government of South Vietnam represses Buddhists. The Asian African group urged the Assembly to debate the Buddhist issue as a priority.
Army district engineer Col. Miles Wachendorf outlined a 40 million dollar Perry Reservoir on the Delaware River near Perry. The project aims to protect the lower Delaware valley and 55,000 acres in the Kansas River valley while attracting over a million visitors annually within three years of completion. Construction could start next spring with dam completion in 1966 and impoundment in 1967, followed by a possible final completion a year or two later.
The Carthage Press reports Liberal, Missouri, recalls its 19th century battle over faith and secularism to soothe Stockton Kansas residents anxious about an atheist information center. The piece chronicles founder George J. Walser, the Liberal town's origin, clashes with Christian groups, and eventual church growth. it notes Liberal's current 612 population and five active churches.
Columbia Missouri AP reports Frank Luthey Mott dean emeritus of the University of Missouri School of Journalism will have three of his books added to the White House library among 1,780 items. Two Mott works are among 35 for the periodicals and journalism category including American Journalism A History 1690 1960 and A History of American Magazines in four volumes. The latter volumes JI and WI earned the Pulitzer Prize for American History in 1939. His third book Golden Multitudes The Story of Best Sellers in the United States was published in October 1947. Now 67, Mott is an internationally known author editor educator researcher and historian.
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