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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
3
A Sunday School lesson on Gods care for his people from Psalm 105 examines how America is blessed yet faulted. It contrasts patriotic sentiment with social issues such as tobacco advertising, pornography, and military debt, urging reflection on national responsibility and divine blessing.
Minnesotans visit relatives in Quenemo D. I. Harris and family host Wilbur Harris party. Milo Weaver vacationed in Oklahoma with Mellie Reed. Jasper Cade attends Larry Cade graduation in Council Grove. VFW Auxiliary and Post host potluck June 10 at 6:30 PM at VFW Hall with a film.
Denver AP reports Rand Corp scientist Percy H Bliss envisions a Martian base resembling an adobe village built from local materials. He predicts rocks water and cementing substances like limonite calcium carbonate and sulfur could enable indigenous construction to reduce Earth cargo.
Kansas State University will host a month long second institute on fundamental radiation shielding problems from July 1 to 26. Dr William Kimel head of the nuclear engineering department and institute director said the program aims to update university staff in nuclear engineering applied physics and applied mathematics.
The Navy rejects claims that carriers are obsolete after Russian bombers overflew the Ranger. Vice Admiral Schoech says carriers remain effective, noting that when silent they are hard to locate and that flights test detection ranges and countermeasures.
The Herald announces a weekly award of five dollars for the best newsip submitted by readers. Citizens are invited to share timely items, with judging focusing on originality and relevance to the community.
Liberal city faces no commission vote as mayor suggests not deciding the issue. Two Liberal doctors proposed fluoridating the water. opponents debated at a recent commission meeting. Mayor Charles Brisendine expects the matter to die unless a referendum petition is submitted.
A discussion notes that a large land base is vulnerable when fixed, and a carrier within a 1000 mile operating area would be similarly exposed. It argues that you cannot currently program a ballistic missile to hit a carrier.
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