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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
4
The text argues leaders like Washington and Moses shaped nations and faith communities. It emphasizes delegation, shared responsibility, and teamwork in families churches and governments. It cites Jethro's system, Kennedy's exhortation, and the apostles selecting seven to balance prayer with service, urging mutual support between leaders and followers.
In Atlanta the Public Health Service reports rabies persists as a serious wildlife problem due to knowledge gaps and many carriers. Domestic animal cases decline while wild outbreaks rise, with rabies vaccination and wildlife trapping discussed as control tools. Researchers seek virus purification to unlock how rabies spreads across hosts.
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP reports eighty monkeys will fly to Oak Ridge Tennessee for proton radiation tests. Space scientists study radiation risks to astronauts during space flights. A spokesman from the School of Aerospace Medicine said the monkeys, none having prior space experience, will be irradiated with protons.
Veteran AP correspondent Lynn Heinzerling, 1961 Pulitzer winner for Congo crisis pioneer reporting, now heads AP's African operations and attended the African summit conference in Cairo this week. Africa's kings, leaders gathered to discuss regional turmoil and independence movements amid mounting unrest.
AP story by Joy Miller reports Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman, Boca Raton preacher, arguing Christ would speak at the World’s Fair in plain language using science parables. He promotes sacred concerts at the fair and praises Bob Moses for adding a divine voice to the exposition. He cites Christ’s miracles as credential, not entertainment.
A Missoula woman delivered a 16 pound 4 ounce boy by Caesarean section on Thursday. Dr. Steven Preston, with 25 years of obstetric experience, said this was the largest birth he has encountered, about four pounds heavier than the previous record. The hospital and Dr. Preston would not identify the parents.
AP writer Bob Thomas profiles Wild Bill Tucker, a 72 year old West icon modeling a Buffalo Bill look on Hollywood Boulevard. He speaks of his health routines, long career, and past as an imitator and sounds expert, noting he now relies on an Army pension and Social Security.
In Saigon a U S adviser argues South Vietnamese country boys make better Marines than Saigonese recruits. Other officials say Saigon must see war worth fighting, and Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh relaxes pay and decorations to lift morale. Corruption reportedly rising despite anti graft threats as Saigon contends with weary officials and exit visa surges.
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