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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1958
Page
3
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce directors pass a resolution urging immediate city county talks to study zoning near the city in light of the new US 50 development. The piece notes Kansas laws since 1947 and the Franklin County framework for unincorporated zones within three miles of first or second class cities.
The President plans to campaign for his military reorganization and will address the nation next week. Defense Secretary McElroy orders officials to avoid public speeches against the plan. Generals and admirals in the Pentagon are expected to resist, leveraging their congressional influence.
A collage of short items notes quirky feats such as throwing a folded newspaper through a glass window from 580 feet and a joke about a girdle. It mentions National Wildlife Week and National Library Week, bread freedom, a looming national debt, and upcoming TV demos at the Kansas Academy of Science in Manhattan. Ottawa University and local trades are touched, with various short notices about painting mail boxes and a new barn.
Dr Molner asserts only two groups provide general medical care under law and training M.D. and D.O. He compares medical school standards, notes the rise of first-rate programs, and says other fields like physical therapy nursing and optometry do not offer full medical care. He emphasizes rigorous training and the integrity of degrees.
A dense, fragmented listing of TV programs across channels with times and show titles, mixing well known series with news and variety segments. The fragment ends with a health notice urging measles caution and requesting pamphlets via Dundee Illinois box.
Prayer text speaks of living in Christ and dying to gain eternal life. It frames believers as pilgrims on earth aiming to align daily life with divine purpose, acknowledging forebears as citizens of a better land and seeking mercy to join them in eternal delight.
TOPEKA Of the 108 children placed for adoption last year by the State's Division of Child Welfare Services 53 percent were more than one year old compared with 23 percent in private agencies. Mrs Dorothy Bradley said the agency places older adoptions because it must accept children committed by the courts. The State charges nothing and the application remains on file indefinitely. The bureau offers service to unwed mothers and will bear costs if necessary. District offices are in Wichita and Kansas City Kan. The law discourages adoptions by single persons, with exceptions. Here are some qualifying standards: applicants must be state residents for one year, aged 23 to 50, married at least two years, and have suitable finances and housing. Psychological and fertility evaluations may be required, and a unified religious training plan is preferred. Final adoption papers may be filed after ten months in the home, with a year having passed for the first child. Housing and separation rules apply for unrelated children of opposite sexes. The wife should be willing to stop work when a child is placed.
In Sturgis Saskatchewan Riley a Dalmatian owned by Keith Husha gen pushed the infant from a road path into a ditch to avoid a truck. The dog then woke its owner to help extinguish flames after an oil heater exploded, averting further danger.
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