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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1961
Page
3
Reader questions from Ann Landers cover a teen driver with learner’s permit scolding by police, a college sophomore dating dilemma, and a widowed father choosing a stepmother for his daughter. Advice favors practical safety, discretion, and firm boundaries in relationships and behavior.
Printed pattern 4689 offers sunny kiddie dresses in sleeveless and three quarter sleeve versions braided with rick rack. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 require 248 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6. Send 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing to Anne Adams for The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. New York address.
The reader asks whether to leave his wife to satisfy his daughter's wish to move back home. The counselor advises keeping the marriage intact, noting the daughter’s spiteful tone and predicting she will be independent in a couple of years.
James Marlow argues in a condensed AP analysis that the Russian Communist party's post 1919 program foresees prolonged global turmoil. It splits into promises of a richer future and a long struggle to conquer through peaceful coexistence and eventual revolutions, with Moscow guiding worldwide communist unity.
Clark C. Abt of Raytheon told the American Astronautical Society that the Soviet Union can launch weapons from space at Earth targets and that the United States could match this capacity by 1964. He warned space-triggered nuclear rockets may become feasible.
At the Western meeting Murray Kornhauser of General Electric warned that an exploding meteorite could mimic a nuclear explosion and trigger a war. He recalled the last large meteorite impact in 1947 when one struck the Soviet Union.
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