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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
1
President Kennedy framed his 12 billion dollar tax reduction proposal as recession insurance. He warned delaying its enactment risks uncertainty and failure while arguing timely passage would boost business, consumer, and investment incentive and help reduce the federal debt burden over time.
Desegregation proceeds at three Alabama cities under federal pressure after President Kennedy federalizes guards to enforce integration. Wallace opposes moves, state troopers patrol schools, and Mobile and Birmingham see tense scenes as white pupils resist entry while federal orders take control.
Chamber Manager Mitch Geisler teases a musical guest and a door prize at tomorrow morning’s breakfast. The column urges attendance as a sought after event. Also recaps a Santa Fe Railway joke before noting hunting season details including pheasant dates bag limits and a 22 day quail season with daily limits.
Vatican sources say Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc did not attend a private audience with Pope Paul VI at Castel Gandolfo and the meeting was called off with no explanation. Vatican concerns over Vietnam tensions and attributed comments circulated by Rome papers sparked noting, though the archbishop denies any such remarks.
A new series of Chamber of Commerce breakfast meetings starts at 7 a.m. tomorrow at the Warren Hotel. General members are invited, with sessions planned for the second Wednesday of each month, featuring a musical group and a door prize. Andy Holt and Ernie Wonsetler lead the event. both men and women members are urged to attend.
Garden City's school board in regular session moved to ask the city for the present library building without requesting payment. City consideres selling price not yet set while remodeling plans and stadium work continue. board declines bid to acquire post office building, supports city library plan.
The Weather seating will be installed with sections and numbered rows. Garden City seal planking due Wednesday. 1 597 seats planned vs 975 old. Lights, pressbox nearing completion. Chainlink fence underway and clay-cinder track top poured. Board also eyeing dress facilities for visiting teams. Sealed locker room door reduces mats cost and eliminates girls locker room use.
President Kennedy urged patience in U S policy toward South Vietnam during a televised NBC interview. He warned an aid cut could topple Ngo Dinh Diem and invite a Communist takeover, while stressing the need to influence Hanoi to win popular support rather than withdraw. He also touched on the nuclear test ban treaty, a possible tax cut, civil rights, and planned meetings with world leaders at the UN gathering.
City to review engineering proposals for a new water supply south of the Arkansas River at tomorrow’s regular meeting in City Hall. The agenda also covers easement and water rights, a planned joint city and federal financing project, and a franchise renewal for Peoples Natural Gas in Garden City.
President Kennedy issued an executive order halting induction of married men while enough single men remain to sustain military strength. The order speeds up drafting of single men and exempts those who marry from today onward. Lt Gen. Lewis Hershey, Selective Service chief, said about one in five men is married and childless in the eligible pool. the halt is effective immediately.
The Associated Press reports Kansas farmers face a new wheat planting question as seeders begin, with overplanting risking penalties if not complied. Overplanting potential drives a debate on market effects, drought losses, and pasture use, while county officials gauge official dates for planting windows across northwest to south Kansas.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms marked the morning in Horly eentea and northeast Kansas but were drifting away. Overnight rains were heavy in spots but not widespread according to the Weather Bureau. Major reports cited local amounts and partial decotaplon figures amid the unsettled pattern.
A federal judge sentenced Gerardo Ade and his son Gerard Ade to imprisonment today for fraud and tied up their appeal. The father and son were convicted July 2 on three other counts and are to remain free on bail pending appeal.
In Kansas City a six mile ride aboard a switch engine began when a fearless youth with no hands used his feet on the controls. pursuit by yard crews led to a dramatic stop as authorities chased the runaway machine through yards and tracks near the river.
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