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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
4
An AP feature chronicles New York City’s vast underground world with its hidden tunnels, dungeons, and a web of utilities stretching across 5 000 miles. It profiles famed sewer keeper Teddy May, Maurice the Bookman, and a subway sleeper who inspired a Broadway show.
London based documentary filmmaker Richard Need travels 550 miles to Loch Ness to observe and film the legendary creature. He suspects the Loch Ness animal is a 30 to 40 foot plesiosaur and believes a well organized expedition could settle the mystery. The loch’s depth exceeds 700 feet and brackish waters hinder diving and underwater filming efforts.
Lane News reports college and high school graduates in the region. Bruce Landers takes arts degree at Emporia State Teachers College and will work as a laboratory technician at St. John’s Hospital Salina. Bob Cole graduates Chanute Junior College. Norman Gentry to Yellowstone Inn summer work. Hanover teachers next year. Local families plus outings and visits noted including Kansas towns Ottawa Chanute Pittsburg and Altoona Iowa.
Officers elected by Louis H. Hanson Post 194, American Legion are Paul Warren as commander Bob Warren as first vice Bill O Connor as second vice W D Farney as chaplain Ray Brecheisen as treasurer Junior Gorsage as adjutant Bill Shields as historian and Junior Crist as sergeant at arms. Installation will be at the regular July meeting.
Washington AP report warns that rising Social Security taxes and other levies threaten Kennedy's proposed tax cut. It notes current increases, future automatic rises in 1965 and 1966, and argues overall effects may still leave citizens ahead but not by the full 10 billion dollar target.
The Ottawa Kansas Employment Service reports May saw 150 new job applications, mostly from high school and college students seeking summer work. Of 160 non agricultural openings, 117 were filled including construction, transportation, domestic, and manufacturing roles. 38 youths were placed. some others had jobs or found work independently. Unemployment compensation claims for May were light, totaling 718 weeks, down about 100 from April. The office covers Franklin, Miami and Anderson Counties and agricultural placements dipped slightly with potential gains from the second hay cutting.
President Kennedy named Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson a Protestant and three others to represent the United States at the funeral of Pope John XXIII. The delegation includes James A. Farley of New York, Geo. M. Shuster, and Benjamin Mays of Atlanta.
Gerald T. Cummons a 16 year old husband and father who has admitted burglaries was ordered by Circuit Judge Jack Pritchard to sell his car stay out of a car except with parents be home by 10 pm unless with parents pay 5 percent of earnings to restitution provide for his wife and child and keep to these terms for 10 years if he breaches he faces prison.
Haysville voters approved a $72,000 bond issue to buy a park site and fund construction of a switching pool. The tally was 415 for and 240 against.
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