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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1963

Page

9

World leaders aging in place as new guards wait

James Marlow analyzes how global power rests with aging chief executives. Kennedy stands out as a rare leader under 70, while Adenauer and others show signs of remaining firmly in power. The piece weighs succession risks and potential shifts at NATO, China, Britain, and beyond.

Washington Kennedy Adenauer West Germany Macmillan Britain Khrushchev Russia Mao Tze-tung Red China Tito Yugoslavia France Spain de Gaulle Nehru India Salazar Portugal Chiang Kai-shek China Eisenhower

Apple Tart from Ladies Lunch Menu

Recipe for a warm apple tart with a crust of flour butter and cream cheese. Fill pastry with overlapping apple slices, sour cream and sugar then bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes and 375 degrees for 20 more, serve warm with extra sugar.

Peoria-Cole Community Meeting At Cole School

A Peoria Cole Community Meeting was held at the Cole School on Friday with vocal solos instrumental music skits poems and readings. Mrs Ray Evans served refreshments. A potluck supper will feature the next meeting with a last day of school program by Peoria School children. Time to be announced.

Peoria-Cole Cole Ray Evans Peoria

Vernon L Mathews Named 1963 Star Farmer of Kansas

Vernon L Mathes, 19, of Harper, Kansas, was named the 1963 Star Farmer of Kansas at the Kansas Future Farmers of America convention winning a $200 award. The event highlighted state public speaking champion Marvin Creager of LaCygne, brother Gary Creager, and a field of 23 contestants. Other FFA honors included seven $100 foundation awards and a state safety award to the Simpson chapter for rural fire district work. Mathes milks 26 Ayrshire cows, raises hogs and crops, and entered the dairy program after taking over milking duties from his father two years ago.

Manhattan Vernon L. Mathews Harper Kansas Mathes Kansas Future Farmers of America Marvin Creager LaCygne FFA Gary Creager Norman Conard Columbus Jack Traylor Emporia Boyd Newley Caney FFA Foundation Galen Eklund Lyndon Craig Carmichael Plainville John Price Norman Galle Moundridge Harold Topliff Jewell Harold Younger Lebanon Mathews Simpson KNCK Concordia KFRM Salina Young Mathes Lloyd E. Mathes Vernon

Spring Summer Pattern 4966 by Shane Holes

Advertisement for pattern 4966 by Shane Holes offering a soft summery pleated circle collar design in cotton linen or shantung. Includes size ranges. yardage for size 16 requires 5 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern price 50 cents plus 15 cents for mailing. send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald pattern dept. 243 New York N Y.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald New York 1 N. Y

Good Topping Delights Ice Cream With Toasted Coconut

Brown sugar butter and coconut mix toasted briefly then spread evenly on foil or a shallow pan. Toast until lightly browned to create a crunchy topping for ice cream.

Osawatomie State Hospital Hosts Annual Community Day

Osawatomie State Hospital marked Community Day with 450 in attendance at the city auditorium. Dr. Robert A. Haines urged understanding of mental illness and praised local support for hospital programs. The event honored 57 employees for long service and 30 volunteers plus four groups, with awards for retirements and an employee suggestion.

Osawatomie State Hospital Robert A. Haines Topeka Osawatomie City Auditorium Community Hospital Kansas State Institutions Osawatomie State Hospital Haines George Zubowicz Robert Crumpley Lowell Gish Ottawa Madrigal Singers of Paola Paul C. Peterson Paola Chamber of Commerce Rex Sutherland Osawatomie Chambers of Commerce Leo Thorup Robert Anderson

Wellsville Garden Club Plant Sale Plans May 4

The Wellsville Garden Club will hold a plant sale starting at 10 a.m. May 4 under the Rud dell canopy with many plants and bulbs. At a later meeting on April 25 at Mrs. Mary O’Neil’s home they prepared for the spring flower show on May 25 at the schoolhouse.

Wellsville

Reheating Rolls In A Moderate Oven

A 375 degree oven heats rolls effectively when covered in a pan and wrapped in a bag or foil. Plan for at least 10 minutes to reheat thoroughly.

Typhoon Olive Ravages Saipan and Nearby Islands

A radio report from Saipan says Typhoon Olive with 110 mph winds destroyed 95 percent of homes and nearly half the public buildings on Saipan, with no deaths but one injury. Damages are pegged at $2 million as power and water lines fail, crops are wiped out, and 12,000 natives are left homeless across Saipan. Officials seek federal disaster aid for Saipan, Tinian, and Rota.

Anthony Eden Egypt Russia Georgi Malenkov Stalin Nikolai Bulganin Khrushchev Agana Guam Saipan Island Olive Mariana Islands Saipan Tinian Islands Rota Island Trust Territory Jose Benitez Pacific Trust Territory Kennedy Tinian Rota Bennett Trust Territory Administration Hhe Benitez Karen

Goldwater backs bombing to curb Chinese aid in Vietnam

Senator Barry Goldwater told reporters in Philadelphia that the United States should bomb rail and road facilities used by the Chinese to slow Communist buildup in South West Asia and Laos. He cited a single Red River valley rail line and highway as routes for Chinese supplies to the Viet Nam front, saying the Soviet Union would likely not involve itself.

Philadelphia Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz United States Nam Laos Goldwater American Warehousemen’s Association China Viet Nam Red River Valley Soviet Union

Plan for compact baking with organized dry ingredients

When counter space is tight, measure and sift dry ingredients first. Then store dry goods to clear the counter for the remaining steps of baking.

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By James Marlow Associated Press News Winston Churchill Russian Communist Party Cuba Christian Democratic Party Ludwig Erhard Franco Formosa Chiang Harper Man Star Farmer Shane Holes Craig Santarpia Larry Wightman Ottawa High School George Santarpia E. Cherry L. E. Wightman Herald Garden Club Lee Chamberlain Wayne Wild Bernhard Fleming W. H. Moherman Atlanta Associated Garden Clubs Coronado ST Ey the Friendly Store Machine Albright Wheel Horse Atraur Wa S. Main Typhoon Olive Peinting Ottawa Lions Club Miss Lions Club Crites
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