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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
4
An escaped patient from Larned State Hospital rushed into a nearby home but caused no injuries. The incident highlights the need for consolidated law enforcement, as delays between agencies nearly risked life and safety before responders arrived after 6 am. A single city county agency could prevent such duplication and streamline response.
The article notes a market uptrend with profits and GDP rising, low inflation, and ample credit. It cites Kennedy administration friendliness to business, potential tax cuts, and plentiful fund investments as supporting reasons. Despite external worries like gold outflows and trade balance, main street issues seem muted on the Big Board. Hold on to your hats and keep fingers crossed.
A pair of veteran mothers recall the Septembers of their children going back to school from country homes to town, the pull of classrooms, and past routines. J R Jones, longtime school head now retired, views the scene as a grandparent at a kitchen coffee gathering, while a family story threads through grandchildren, a dress sent from home, and the lure of a quiet schoolhouse. Three gray kittens at the John Robinson residence seek homes after a birthday handoff.
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, a Republican, says federal spending rose slower during the Kennedy era than in Eisenhower's last three years. He predicts strong support from business and labor for the tax cut and notes the bill could cut about 11 billion in taxes but benefits may not reach take home pay until 1964. He argues defense and space drive spending and dismisses talk of delaying domestic programs. Brown University.
Donna Axim of Arkansas begins her Miss America year after winning the pageant in Atlantic City. The 21 year old, tall and slender, plans to finish her education at the University of Arkansas and pursue radio and television work. She notes a normal appetite and intends to rest in New York before a busy schedule.
Athens reporter notes Constantine Doxiadlis, famed for guiding urban revamps in 16 countries, including Louisville waterfront plans, Islamabad’s traffic system, andKhartoum slum upgrades. He argues modern cities fail as speeds rise, advocating slower residential zones and strategic megaregions. He warns politics hinder planning, while other nations pursue long term designs.
Hal Boyle muses on Dickens in a bed aligned to north south axis and notes Ireland plans to raise its minimum marriage age to 16 for both genders while Ireland’s actual marriage ages run high. The piece also shares trivia on Raymond Burr’s birth name, a George Meredith quote, attitudes to women, outdoor meals, U.S. philanthropy, and spending on backyard cooking gear.
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