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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1961
Page
4
John J Pinney will address the University of Oklahoma Biology Club at 7 30 tonight in the biology lecture room Ward Science Hall. He will show slides on European gardens and discuss horticulture. The event is open to the public with refreshments served.
About 175 youths joined Ottawa District MYF at First Methodist Church Lawrence for a midwinter event with a singspiration led by Dean Zook and devotions by Jerry Davis. Rev. Phil Bosserman spoke, groups discussed his address, and Wellsville attendees included Ruth Ann Cobb Judy Stephens Melba Todd Charlotte Rodgers and Mildred Hull.
Admissions include Charles A. Colbern 1016 S Cedar Marilyn Sue Miller 946 Willow Bill McCreary 1341 S Poplar Mrs W C Fogle Williamsburg and Theodore Brown Baldwin a daughter born Tuesday weight 5 lb 14 oz Dismissals include Robert L Barnes 824 N Cedar George Walter Shawnee Mission James Baker 207 S Cedar John Charles Koch Williamsburg today
Kansas Governor John Anderson asks lawmakers to consider his balanced budget with flexible options. He proposes combining the sales tax fund and general revenue fund for efficiency, delaying residue distribution, and allows approval of potential $18 million in moves without new taxes. He notes unfinished items like dormitory borrowing and educational TV plans may be deferred to the Legislature.
Obituary notices list Mrs. Mary Vanderslice 53 Lyndon resident dies after long illness in Emporia hospital. Born 1907 in Le Loup, widow of Nelson Vander Slice, survived by daughter Mrs. Robert Rake Omaha and son Robert Vanderslice Lyndon, plus multiple siblings and grandchildren. Also noted are John Henry Gates 83 of Ottawa, Issie May Monfort 90 Pomona, Fred D. Willard 92 Lebanon and other relatives. services planned in Lyndon Presbyterian Church and Tow ner's Funeral Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery.
Moscow reports Khrushchev in a January speech to party leaders published in Kommunist argues Western occupation of West Berlin vulnerable. He classifies wars, cites Algerian revolt and Fidel Castro, warns of inevitable world communist victory and a production win over the United States as paths to triumph without immediate war.
President Eisenhower forecast a forthcoming period of sound growth for the U.S. economy and urged Congress to pass 14 measures to sustain prosperity. He called for a balanced 81 billion dollar budget, inflation control, and tax proposals, while opposing broader federal outlays despite Democratic calls for unemployment aid and higher spending.
KC Livestock: Cattle steady with steers 23.50 26.35 and vealers 23.00 28.00. Hogs 2,700 head with arrows gilts steady to 25 lower and sows 14.1 15.50. Sheep 1,000 lambs barely steady. primed lambs 16.50 17.25. ewes 59 65. feeder lambs 14.00 16.00.
Notice published first January 18 1961 and last February 1 1961 announces a primary election in Ottawa Kansas on March 21 1941 to nominate candidates for Commissioner of Streets and Utilities and three members of the Ottawa Board of Education.
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