Editorials Page Two From Garden City Telegram
Editorials page from the Garden City Telegram published Saturday September 14 1963. Reflects local opinion on public issues politics society and community concerns of the time.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1963
Page
2
Editorials page from the Garden City Telegram published Saturday September 14 1963. Reflects local opinion on public issues politics society and community concerns of the time.
Gratifying is the success of the season ticket campaign by the Garden City Quarterback Club. The text urges continued effort at game nights to assure reserved spaces and reduce ejects, notes trading more attention on tickets, and calls for deeper contributions to support eleven agencies rather than a single cause.
Publication details announce a weekly and daily newspaper with delivery by carrier in Garden City and surrounding counties. Rates include 40 cents per week, $16 per year elsewhere, and $155 yearly in Garden City. Additional student and mail options noted for region, with various carrier service terms.
Drew Pearson recounts Sen Irank Church and fellow Democrats visiting Saigon last year. Diem’s police escort and rapid motorcade impressed witnesses as Church criticized Buddhist persecution and U.S. aid policy. Hilsman faced sharp questions about Diem’s regime and religious tensions.
A Negro Army cook, Spec. 5 William Shorter, 35, was ordered to stand district court trial on a charge of murdering his white wife. After a Thursday preliminary hearing Judge G W Smith set bond at $25,000.
A local column notes December prep as catalogs pile up and September passes. In class, a pupil draws his mother only, explaining his dad is away and his sister is a baby. An excellent watchdog seeks a country home. A Peanuts quote praises school efforts, while a 30 year old list highlights beautiful words in the Halish language: dawn to melody.
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