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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
3
Sunday School lesson by Roy L Smite discusses the search for life's meaning using Nehemiah and Ecclesiastes. It notes skepticism about authorship, the limits of science, and the tension between law and mystery, ending with faith in God as the ultimate lawmaker.
Silver Leaf 4-H members met at the Gale Shelton home for swine and poultry projects. Diana Kissinger reported on swine. Gale Shelton and James Dunn presented poultry reports. The group then viewed Gale's eight week old Auster White poultry at the pens.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes a mother and daughter quarrel over TV beauty demos while CBS renews Steel Hour amid stilted scripts. Ed Sullivan helps save All the Way Home. CBS and ABC plan mid June sports specials covering Monaco Grand Prix and Le Mans 24 Hours.
Washington AP Republicans elect Rep William E Miller national chairman to back a plan opposing Kennedy programs. Eisenhower, at a $100 dinner, rails against Kennedy fiscal policy, praising past overseas experience and urging unity as Summers remains missing after a grain elevator incident in Webb City.
In Webb City Missouri an AP report notes a 90 year old retired grocer disappeared Monday and was found two days later Thursday dead. The incident ends a long life in Webb City with local officials investigating the death.
At the home of Mrs J E Fannin, a session titled Understanding the Teenager was conducted by Mrs Lorenza Nitcher. The Greenwood gathering focused on youth guidance and parental approaches.
The former president avoided discussing the Cuban invasion fiasco while lauding the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Military leaders have faced scrutiny over their roles in the crisis.
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