Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 2

On TV Tonight WKDNESDAY NIGHT 6. II Lawman, 13 Virginian. 11 Lost in Space, 6 Custcr, 13 Hillbillies, 6 Second 100 Years, 13 Acres, 6 Bob Hope Show, 11. Page 2 Garden City Totatfrnm Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1967 Auto Output Reaches Peak DETROIT (AP) U.S.

auto production soared to its highest point of the 1968 model run last week as Ford Motor Co. picked up production momentum after its long strike. Output reached 175,057, the highest since early June 1967, but with the Thanksgiving holiday coming up Thursday there appeared to be no chance of matching that mark this week. Some local work interruptions hit Chrysler and General Motors, plants last week but for the most part production was fairly close to normal throughout the industry. Ford built 10,500 Mustangs, its 'biggest volume since the 1967 run began.

Through last week, auto firms had built 1,858,885 of the current models compared with of the lS67's at this point a year ago. Former Kansas Mayor Info District Court BELOIT, Kan. C. Riley, former mayor of Cawker City, was.bound over Tuesday to district court on charges of obtaining money by fraud. Riley charge of using fraudulent promissory notes to borrow $45,974 from the Traders State Bank of Glen Elder, Kan.

He was in business as a Cawker City implement dealer at the time. Bond was set at $20,000 by Judge L. A. Newell of the Mitchell County Court. Judge Newell set no trial date at Tuesday's preliminary hearing.

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Oklahoma vs Nebraska of Night. 6. Storm, Douglas, 6 TEA, 13 Football. 6 St. Louis vs Dallas THURSDAY NIGHT 11 Variety with Brier Hale, 13 Boone.

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Vandalism Goes Up Homosexuality Movie 3rd Kansas BR 6-2461 Vandalism to city property has taken a sharp upward turn in recent weeks. During the past week some 30 or more street lights and covers have been shot out by vandals. In addition, numerous incidents of vandalism and malicious mischief has been reported in Finmip Park and at Lee Richardson Zoo. Two students Friday forfeited $30 bonds in Police Court in connection with the street light vandalism. The youths, Jerry Ray Verbeck, 516 N.

llth, and Stephen Ray Douglass, 10th, were each charged with illegal discharge of BB guns hi- side the city limits and destruction of public property. City officials said the youths were caught in the act of shooting out lights in the park area about 1 a.m. Thursday. Nine lights were reported shot out that night 25 lights the night before and several others during the weekend since. Also in Finnup Park vandalism has been reported in recent weeks to outdoor restrooms.

Doors of several restrooms have been kicked in. During the weekend a person or persons apparently crawled on top of the cages housing the lions in the park and opened cage doors between the pens, allowing the animals to mix. A similar incident occurred about one week ago. Geese in the park have also fallen victim to the fiendish delights of pranksters. Several were reported killed in recent weeks by a person or persons entring the pond area, catching the sleeping birds and wringing their necks.

Leading GOP Figure Is Dead at 94 HOLTON, Kan. T. Beck, 94, a leading Republican party figure and publisher in Kansas, was reported Tuesday to be in serious condition at Holton Hospital with a heart ailment. Beck was Republican state chairman in the 1934 election campaign when Alf M. Landon won a second term as Kansas governor and took the national spotlight with nomination by the GOP for president in 1936.

Beck formerly published the Holton Recorder. By BOB THOMAS AP Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) Once banned as a theme for American films, homosexuality lately lias become a popular subject for movie makers. Several films concerning homosexuality are in production, and they are not being made solely by exploitation-film companies. Many are topflight films, as evidenced by the current Warner Brothers Seven Arts release, "Reflections in. a Golden Eye." The John Huston film, derived from an early novel of Carson McCullers, depicts Marlon Brando as an Army officer who is a latent homosexual.

He is married to Elizabeth Taylor but is more interested in a private who enjoys cavorting nude in the forest. Such a situation would have been banned under the self-censorship code of film czars Will Hays and Eric Johnston. The code declared: "Pictures shall not infer that low forms of sex relationship are the accepted pr common thing. Sex perversion or any nference of it is forbidden." Also banned were such words as 'fairy," "nance" and "pansy." Such specifics were swept away with the new production code, promoted by Jack Valenti as one of the first acts in his post as president of the Motion Picture Association. The provision nc-w states: "Illicit sex relationships shall not be justified.

Restraint and care shall be exercised in presentations dealing with sex aberrations." The following low offices will CLOSED November 24, 1967 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday: Calihan, Green, Caliban High Corley, Brown Regan Clyde P. Daniel Claude Heath Harrison Smith Duane E. West Members of Finney County Bar Association Lawrence Attorney Named Commissioner TOPEKA Lawrence attorney, George K. Melvin, was named by the Kansas Supreme Court Tuesday to serve as commissioner in a hearing of an accusation of disbarment against Fred W. Phelps.

The court said Melvin is to take evidence, make suggestions on findings of facts and conclusions of law and report to the Supreme Court for final judgment in the case. CHRISTMAS is coming on fast! Gift lists are in the making! No problem figuring out what to give to whom when you use the "Pick A Present" page from the Telegram coming Friday! It was under the new code that such a film as "Reflections in a Golden Eye" coufd achieve a seal of the proviso "recommended for mature Actually the homosxual, theme has been injected into several films in re cent years, though not in such explicit terms. In 1961, William Wyler remade "The Children's Hour," which lie had filmed as "These Three" iu 1936 with no reference to the Lesbian therne of the Lillian Hellman play. The second version portrayed Shirley MacLaine's affection for Audrey Hepburn. The film was not a success.

European film makers have been unrestrained by production they have long dealt with homosexuality in such films as "La Dolce Vita," "A Taste of Honey" and two features about Oscar Wilde. The underground movie makers have poured forth a flood of homosexual films. Such influences, plus the liberalized morality of these times, have prompted Hollywood Him makers to seek franker treatment of homosexuality. "The Fox" promises to be one of the most outspoken of the new films. The Warner Brothers- Seven Arts release features Sandy Denills as a girl in love with 'Anne Hey wood.

One scene features a kiss between the pair. In their search for new themes to treat on the screen, the film studios may be overlooking one question: Will ho- mcsexual subjects sell to the mass audience? underground films about homosexuals have pros- ipered in New York, San Francisco and Hollywood, their box- 1 office appeal has proved negligi- in most other cities. producers are faced by a hard economic fact: Homosexual films offer no chance costs by sales to television, at least not under present standards of broadcasting; That may prove the biggest deterrent against any outbreak of homosexual RED'S GULF SERVICE Main and Kansas DISTRIBUTOR OF GULF PRODUCTS 1 Announces ALBERT (Butch) KRUG as Tank Waqen Salesman delivering Gulf fuel, gasoline, ells for farm use. We Have a Complete Line of Gulf Farm Products. Please Call Day BR 6-9969, Ntgjjtt 6-3427 J.

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