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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
2
A community faces growing unsightly and hazardous traffic hazards on oil skirts as strip development expands along highways. Salvage yards and junk piles mar scenery and block drainage, threatening public health. County inaction on reinstating a tenple zoning law worsens the problem, risking residential and business wellbeing.
A reader complains about too many and possibly diseased dogs in the city. They request a dog ordinance and note dogs seen at church and around the park, praising the city but urging stricter enforcement and public safety action.
Hal Boyle surveys quirky ideas from mailbag life lore including how a mother’s age may influence offspring longevity while father’s age matters little. He touches on checks, weddings, accidents, diseases, and taxes, then shifts to odd tidbits about shaving history and ancient olive trees.
A car veered into a ditch near Wellington Kansas killing Robin Ann Marton a seven week old girl and injuring three women two seriously The baby was ejected from a car driven by her mother Mrs Robert Morton 21 of Trenton Missouri who was not seriously hurt Also injured were Mrs Shirley A Carleton 19 and Mrs H C Brann 87 Both in serious condition The women were en route from Wellington to Cones Springs Bath where their husbands work on a cabin project
Fragmentary text mentions Irene and Associated Wereps with scattered words about a special day and writings. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm a factual news item.
The Agriculture Department reports farmers placed about 20 percent less wheat from the 1963 crop under price support loans than in 1962. Through August, 79 million bushels were stored under loans versus 100 million last year, the smallest loan percentage since 1957. Markets show strong demand for this year's wheat, with Kansas at 32 million supports and Oklahoma next with 8 million bushels.
Paris AP reports a 49 year old French NATO employee Georges Paques was arrested on spying charges. He allegedly passed NATO and French military and political information to a large Eastern power for several years. Officials did not identify the country involved.
Kansas City report says a 26 year old fry cook and the parents of six children were charged with second degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a taxicab driver. Harvey Warner 41 was victim in a bar fight Friday night. Preliminary hearings set for Oct 1 for Lee H. Smith 46 wife Eileen 43 and Charles D Payne the cook.
Drew Pearson notes Monsanto Chemical Co executives funneled $11,929 to a political fund linked to a committee run by Lam amid lax election laws. The pool supported congressmen and senators friendly to Monsanto, with contributions to Kefauver opponents and other lawmakers, while officials claim no pressure and legal intent. The piece links campaign money to policy favors and hints at broader legal and ethical questions.
A garbled column mix covers Kansas Senator Jim Pearson doubting first lady Ngo Dinh Nha’s youth, tomato harvest notes noting large split produce due to heat, a Colorado WCTU event drink Fruesta, and Red Cross swimmer award omissions. It also urges youth donation and diet reminders for breakfast.
A vintage advertising piece promotes gas ranges as the ultimate kitchen aid. It claims gas cooking prevents finger burns, wash button frenzy, and red eyes, offering precise top burner temperatures, smokeless broiling, and modern conveniences, positioning gas ranges as empowering for women in the kitchen.
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