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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1959
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald editorial notes rival statehouse lawns described as a lush carpet of green with bluegrass and fescue, while Ottawa gardens lean to fescue rye and bluegrass. One editor admits conceding bermuda, praising its hardiness yet noting brown spells. the piece ends with a humorous boast of embracing any green growth and awaiting crabgrass.
Lawrence Journal-World commentary credits U. S. Rep. Newell George for pressuring the Department of Defense to use Sunflower Ordnance Works facilities and stresses that many others, including Rep. Errett Scrivner and Lawrence leaders, have worked equally hard to revive the plant, sharing credit for any future success.
The narrator describes a first day of highway travel in Ireland near Cork noting a surprising lack of typical sights. Green landscapes, hedge fenced pastures, few villages, sparse livestock, limited motor traffic, and a pervasive sense of solitude define the scene.
In a reader question column, Dr. Mother discusses schizophrenia origins, noting no proven link to head injury and debating heredity amid emotional stress. She mentions chemical blood changes as inconclusive and stresses life stresses likely part of mental illness. The column also answers queries on hairy tongue and tetanus, advising cause removal and caution.
Harold Melchert returned from Halstead after a 10 day KU Medical School group training. Fred Taylor sprained his ankle stepping in a gopher hole. Kenneth Rathjen stayed in Washington D C for the summer working in the government printing office. Charles Bell’s two horses were killed by lightning. Bill Dairy found a pig in flood waters and claimed it as his. Dick Mason saved his chickens from floodwaters at 6th and Oak but sprained his toe and could not locate the birds.
A brief morning prayer thanks God for the revelation in Jesus Christ and asks for deeper knowledge of Him. The prayer seeks increased awareness of God's power presence and love through Jesus, concluding in Christ's name.
Ambiguous OCR listing channels and programs across NBC CBS ABC and Channel 4. Includes many show titles such as I Love Lucy Gunsmoke Wagon Train and The Ed Sullivan Show along with news weather sports and late-night sign offs. Numerous times listed with scattered errors and partial entries.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription terms for local and trade-area mail, showing monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. It notes Rupert B. Wellington as a deceased editor and Guy Snedaker as editor with publication details and rate differences for outside trade area mail.
Former state Democratic chairman Anderson, now a gubernatorial candidate in 1950, appears as an official of Anderson Cattle Co. The tour, slated for next Tuesday, runs to Aug 8 and is funded by the U.S. cultural exchange program and President Dwight Eisenhower's People to People Foundation.
Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover agreed to list retired officers who visited him and tried to influence programs, but the names will remain confidential unless a formal inquiry occurs. He clashed with Rep. Hebert over disclosure while asserting no outsider pressure influences him, though pressure can come via higher authorities.
Emporia Kans residents Kenneth T. Anderson and Hugh Bixler will join a 17 member farmers goodwill delegation. They will depart from New York for a tour of Russia and other foreign nations to promote agriculture and strengthen international ties.
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