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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
9
Michael, son of a poor fisherman, longs to explore the sea floor. He discovers a diving mask and flippers, dives, and views a vivid underwater world before returning for air. At home he tells his parents, who doubt him until he leads them to the cliff where the gear had been hidden, now gone. Tomorrow: A Night Visitor
Labor negotiations push fringe benefits higher as a share of total labor costs. US factory wages rose from 1.24 to 2.22 dollars hourly by 1959, with fringe payments averaging about 4 cents per hour in manufacturing and rising abroad. Legal social insurance at 4 percent, private pensions 68 percent, work accident 1 percent, vacations 7.1 percent, bonuses 1.7 percent.
TOPEKA The State Democratic Central Committee adopted a resolution requiring federal patronage applicants to gain approval from county and district chairmen, plus the national committeeman and committeewoman. Breeding in charge of the 6th District would allow one exception. Theis noted plans for Kansans at Kennedy’s inauguration and said the party gained at the county level despite losses in statewide races.
The Fortsightly Club met with Mrs. Virgil Smith and heard Mrs. Raymond Wagner present the program on The Bishop Method of Sewing. Guests included Mmes. Herbert McClure and Orie Higdon. Visitors Ray Fishburn of Seattle and Nettie Weddle of Garnett joined Ross Spencers during the visit. Mary Kepple traveled to Chicago to visit her sister Mrs. Odie Wilkerson. Mrs. Gretta Marsh of Kansas City, back from Europe, visited Mrs. Grettie Redstock. Mrs. Frank Roatch was admitted to Ottawa hospital with a broken left arm from a fall. Mrs. Clarence Highberger was brought home from St. Joseph's Hospital with her son Dennis staying with her for a few weeks.
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