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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
5
Economists will watch retail sales as a gauge of the current upturn. Consumer spending, especially on durable goods like appliances, could signal strength or weakness for fall and winter production and housing markets. A strong fall would support record yearly gains. weak auto and appliance demand may foretell slower activity ahead.
Three American singers from Cincinnati win auditions and perform leading Tosca roles in Milan. Jeannine Crader of Jackson Missouri sings Tosca with passion, Michael Trimbel of Dallas Texas shows a strong tenor, and William Justus of Kansas City outlines Scarpia. Milan newspaper praises their preparation and artistry under Umberto Vedavelli.
Robert Peterson recalls Edward Wagensomer’s Detroit project of two low cost one room elder apartments with 28 units each built on donated land for 22 dollars monthly, plus an expert may say profits still exist. Breger of Pratt Institute argues for air space over downtown shops to host clusters of one and two room units renting 25 to 35 dollars per room, funded by private or FHA money, to aid aging in place and preserve free enterprise.
A Garden City Telegram column argues builders could support senior housing even if profits are lower. It invites readers to request a booklet titled Financing Your Coming Retirement by sending a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents. The piece also notes plans for Mexico to transform Tabasco into a new Garden State with Ta basco appearing as a feature.
An AP report states a light plane crashed in flames Monday night about a mile south of Emporia airport, killing the pilot who was trapped in the wreck. A scorched wallet near the plane bore the name Alfred Hochschulz of Chicago, formerly of Olpe, 11 miles away. The pilot had landed at the airport, driven to Olpe for dinner, returned, and then took off before the crash occurred. several witnesses recall a flash in the sky preceding the crash.
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