Goldwater attacks Clark and Fonda over Vietnam actions
At the Republican clambake Barry Goldwater criticized Ramsey Clark and Jane Fonda for alleged Logan Act violations, while Attorney General Kreindienst says no prosecutions planned. Clark and Fonda have traveled to Hanoi and met with North Vietnamese, prompting debate on testing such actions in court. The government’s reluctance is noted.
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Barry Goldwater
Ramsey Clark
Jane Fonda
Kreindienst
Clark
Fonda
Hanoi
U. S
Congress
North Vietnam
Sunday Elections and a Holiday for Voters
A Senate bill proposes making election day a national holiday to boost turnout by easing access for workers. Some suggest moving booths to churches to allow prayer around voting, addressing worker participation and offering additional perceived benefits.
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Senate
Interview on closing the Cat Placement Bureau
The Distaff Side interviews the former head of the Cat Placement Bureau about its closure. She recalls social value in helping families obtain pets during grief and loneliness, notes private sniping, and shares memories of calls about pets like a Border-line Collie and a Simonese cat. She also recalls learning to spell several pedigreed dog and cat names.
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Bureau
Cat Placement Bureau
Collie
Simonese
CIA Warns of New Tide in Global Opium Flow
CIA reports warn of rising opium production in Afghanistan Pakistan and India and increased diversion to the West. Analysts cite government corruption weak penalties and traditional trafficking networks as factors. The memo notes narcotics links to Turkey Thailand Laos Vietnam routes and potential Mafia impact.
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Washington
Nixon
Turkey
Southeast Asia
Afghanistan
India
Pakistan
Tran
America
Central Intelligence Agency
Switzerland
Geneva
CIA
South Asia
Bea
Mafia
Directorate of Intelligence
U.S
Europe
Bible Thought on Trust and God as Stronghold
A devotional caption cites Nahum 1:7 praising the Lord as good and a stronghold in trouble, affirming that He knows those who trust in Him. It echoes the image of God as the good shepherd who knows His sheep by name, urging trust and faith.
Day Beef Steak Exposition Showcases World’s Priciest Cuts
In Flushing a 1974 Prime Steak Exposition displays rare meats valued at millions. Proprieties guard stalls with Brink’s and Lloyd’s protection while bidders include J. Paul Getty and Aristotle Onassis. A Kansas City Filet Mignon necklace framed with foie gras carries a $25 million tag and Richard Burton reportedly bought it for Elizabeth Taylor.
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Flushing
N.Y
Joe’s Meat Market
Main Street
Joe Burnside
New York
Lloyd's of London
Mellon
Safeway
Henry Ford
L.B.J. Porterhouse
Texas
Tim
Argentina
National Museum
J. Paul Getty
Aristotle Onassis
Kansas City
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Garden City Telegram publication details and rates
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It lists editors, contact numbers, and postage terms. Subscription rates are given for carriers and mail, with student and serviceman rates noted and AP partnership stated.
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Garden City Telegram
The
Telegram, Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Barder
Associated Press
Hunger myths refuted by Parrish critique in Barron’s Weekly
Analysis by Dr. John B. Parrish challenges claims of widespread hunger and malnutrition in the United States. He cites USDA surveys showing adequate average nutrient intake among the poor and minimal clinical cases of malnutrition, arguing that federal feeding programs risk expanding state control and misallocating resources.
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Anthony Harrigan
George McGovern
Ernest F. Hollings
Edward Kennedy
John B. Parrish
University of Iinois
Barron’s Financial Weekly
Pantish
America
Partrish
U. S
Big Daddy
Parrish
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Board
United States
Dr. Parrish
Good Cartoon Bad Law on Confessions and Rights
A public service feature outlines how voluntary confessions can still be admissible or inadmissible. It notes police may not warn rights in voluntary cases and that coercion through threats or promises can taint evidence. The piece cites cases where promises led to inadmissible confessions and emphasizes fair practice by Bar Associations.
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France
National Nutrition Survey
Parrish
American Bar Association
Kattsas Bar Association
Chaperone Thanks Kansas Delegation at Miss Charm Pageant
Ann Youngquist thanks merchants and citizens of Kansas for supporting Suzanne Sigsbee as Garden City represents Kansas at the International Miss Charm Pageant in Houston August 22 to 26. Ward Charm School director Wendy Ward in Montgomery Wichita adds appreciation.
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Kansas
Houston
Texas
Suzanne Sigsbee
Garden City
State of
Ann Youngquist
Wendy Ward
Montgomery Ward
Wichita
Cryptogram puzzle fragment hints and word clues
A historical puzzle page shows a cryptogram style clue list with numbered prompts such as crosses, prefixes, and synonyms. It includes stray phrases like B Lands clerks and a garbled note about a “Bland worker made merry on tahbor 1 day” dated 1972 King Foatnrm Synbate Te.
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Tahbor
King Foatnrm Synbate
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Vietnam
Jack Anderson
Tan
Tehran
Beirut
Frankfurt
Karachi
Iran
Bible Thought
Art Buchwald
Fred Brooks
Roy Allman
John Frnzier
Banner
Chaperone
Eugene Sheffer
Caress
Ireland
Suez, Et al
Pismires AL Earnatural
Wiseman
Piriop Medicit
JAIN
Cryptoquips
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