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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1959
Page
10
In Ann Landers columns readers vent about party etiquette and nuisance scenes in homes. A neighbor brags of basement recreation rooms, a housing manager ejects late callers, and a fiancé’s ring drama ends with tough love. The advice urges respect, order, and sensible boundaries.
A New Yorker reflects on road travel to experience America beyond Manhattan. He praises motels, friendly service, and scrappy local scenes from New Jersey to the Deep South, urging readers to explore Arkansas Mississippi Alabama and Virginia for a broader view of the nation and its people.
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. told the Life Insurance Association convention that Khrushchev’s boast about American grandchildren living under communism is reversed and that the United States can outpace the Soviet Union in any field. He spoke in New York urging vigilance and optimism about US strength.
An American farm expert notes Soviet hogs show the strongest livestock performance, while dairy cattle lag behind U S production. He observed the Northern Caucasian hog breed, artificial insemination use in Rostov, and feeds relying on beets pumpkins and potatoes. He contrasts Soviet beef from dairy leftovers and calls for better culling to boost overall livestock efficiency.
A speaker notes initial improvements in animal breeding efforts but cautions that results are not yet dramatic. He attributes limited gains to factors like genetics and selection timelines, stressing continued research and careful management.
Washington AP reports November employment fell by over a million while unemployment rose by more than half a million. The government job survey, taken shortly after steel strikes began, showed October totals of 66,831,000 employed and 3,272,000 unemployed. November numbers were about 65,600,000 employed and 3,700,000 unemployed.
In Hilo Hawaii the Kilauea Iki crater began erupting again on Thursday night marking its eighth eruption since November 14. Geophysicist Dr Jerry Easton says lava is oozing and splashing about 25 to 30 feet, far below earlier eruptions when lava fountains reached up to 1600 feet.
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