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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
4
Ann Landers responds to teen pressures about dating pace and reputation, advising to cut the second shift and be selective. She also weighs in on a custody/name change issue, a long marriage resilience anecdote, and a family’s piano display, urging restraint and focus on close relationships.
Tommie R. Trebbe aged 22 is charged with assault with intent to kill after his wife Marsha 19 was stabbed at a Topeka area nightclub early Tuesday. She remains in fair condition at St Francis Hospital with the knife penetrating the heart sac. Sheriff Vernon Robinson says she signed the complaint against her husband. Trebbe claims a group of men stabbed her.
The article examines stores allowing 12 year olds to charge items like lollipops and baseball bats, part of a broader teen credit trend. Hillel Black notes teen credit may reach $15 billion by 1967, while warning about risks. He cites a Pennsylvania manager who may approve or deny youths based on parental credit history, questioning long term effects on children. Credit is essential but often misrepresented to consumers, leaving teens unaware of true debt costs.
Katmandu Nepal AP Sir Edmund Hillary 41 is returning to Katmandu under orders not to return to extreme heights after a mild cerebral stroke at 19 500 feet on Mt Makalu. Doctors with Hillarys party sent him to a lower elevation and ordered him to stay below 16 000 feet.
Ben Jones, 78, one of thoroughbred racing’s great trainers and a Calumet Farm master, died in a Lexington hospital after years of ill health. He trained six Kentucky Derby winners, a record unmatched, and had been hospitalized since a heart attack last Saturday.
NEWTON AP Three Wichita men died at a county road grade crossing three miles west of Newton when their car collided with a westbound Santa Fe Super Chief passenger train. The victims were George Washington Jr., Charles Barnett, and Martin Banuelos. Banuelos was about 50, Barnett and Washington younger. all worked for W. M. Hartman Manufacturing Co. of Hutchinson. The crash happened in heavy mist as they apparently were en route to work. Ten persons have been killed in
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