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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
11
The guide explains simple care for gift plants like Easter lilies including removing pollen, choosing full sun and cool temperatures about 60 degrees, and watering only when the soil surface is dry. It notes plants can be reused indoors or in the garden, and stresses avoiding standing water. It then discusses lighting's impact on decor, advising on lamp types, shade colors, and proper placement to enhance rooms and mood.
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy camps in Indiana proposing a debate with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and urging Secretary Rusk to resign over Vietnam policy. Kennedy replies that he will debate all White House contenders, including Hubert Humphrey, while Johnson officials offer no comment. Rockefeller in Washington hints at a possible draft run as California poll shows him leading Nixon versus Johnson. McCarthy says he would accept Johnson replacing Rusk with anyone, even within the administration.
North Carolina prison chief Lee Bounds says his plan to remove violent inmates to maximum security units drove the Wednesday riot at Central Prison, where six inmates died and eight were wounded. He defends the administrative reform as securing rehabilitation by isolating extortionists racketeers and sexual offenders from medium security facilities. Five officers were injured in the 10 minute melee.
Kansas touts agriculture as the linchpin of its expanding economy. Secretary Roy Freeland notes 91,000 farms averaging 539 acres, 1967 gross farm income above one billion dollars, and wheat leading the state’s farming income. The report cites 25 flour mills, 33 million cwt of flour, 3,000 workers, a $300 million annual flour business, 270,000 farm workers, cattle totals around 5.6 million, grain sorghums second in production, corn yield records, and a $554 million red meat packing industry with 9,000-plus workers.
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