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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
6
Heloise surveys kitchen clutter and shows readers how to reorganize pots and pans to save energy. She urges removing unused items, dividing into use and discard piles, and lining shelves with foil or paper for easy cleaning. The piece previews addressing the sink cabinet and urges habit change for easier tasks.
Debra and Cheryl Huyett of Massillon Ohio visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson. Herman J Feuerborn names son Joseph Anthony born July 18. Scissors Club meeting had twelve members and 17 children. August meeting planned as a picnic at Mrs Fred Kuiken's. Several families visiting or hosting relatives in Utah Colorado California Oregon and Washington. Robert Gifford of Campti Louisiana electrocuted July 15. funeral July 19 attended by his family. Gary Lee born July 6 to Gary Day of Pomona California. great grandson of George Honn. Various trips as Beulah Adreon travels to Kalmath Falls Oregon and others visit in Lawrence Kansas and New Brighton Minnesota.
In Cambridge Maryland negotiators from the Negro and white communities along with officials from the Justice Department and Maryland state groups returned to talks after a long session that produced cautious optimism. Asst Atty Gen Burke Marshall said progress had been made while the content of the agreement remained undisclosed. The meeting followed a Washington session and a Baltimore invitation for further mediation on housing schools and public accommodations in a tense Eastern Shore fishing town.
New York AP reports Dr. Milton L. Eisenhower details a chaotic episode tied to Cuba and a tractors-for-prisoners proposal in his book The Wine Is Bitter. Kennedy involvement, delayed statements, and congressional criticism mark the six week saga as a mismanaged episode in Latin American policy.
In Kansas City area, dairy industry workers and automobile mechanics voted to strike. Both groups rejected proposed contracts Monday night. federal mediators expect further talks before strikes. About 1,000 mechanics in 1000 shops represent by Machinists Lodge 778 and Teamsters Locals 552 and 498, currently on $2.30 hourly flat rate. Strikes delayed to Wednesday to finish ongoing jobs.
Senator Warren Magnuson of Washington remained hospitalized in Seattle with a high fever after admission last week. Dr. Alex Grinstein said initial test results would not be available until late today and noted the cause of the fever, ranging from 101 to 104 degrees over three days, had not been determined.
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