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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
12
New York AP humorous collection of cat observances and quips about pets. Snippets joke about cat shows manners, mice, and owners, with light satire on human antics toward cats.
A Duke University physician reported at the AMA meeting that cooling in air conditioned operating rooms can drop infant temperatures and cause a rare hardening of tissues. Researchers unveiled a monitoring blanket system with tubing carrying water from 40 to 130 degrees to hold the baby at a safe temperature during surgery. Normal rectal temp is about 99.6 degrees.
Gene Conklin of Hutchinson a Sterling College trustee will become vice president in charge of development at the college next fall President William M McCreery said He will succeed Ken Kluhert who resigned to return to private business
Patterns 326 and 327 offer life like 21 inch lawn figures with actual size cutting and painting guides. Prizes won for the figures in a garden display. Figures priced 35 cents each and Lawn and Garden figure Packet No 39 available for $1 from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedfort Hills New York.
Washington AP Rep Francis E Walter chairman of the committee on un American activities denounces a Knight newspapers series on congressional expense accounts as scurrilous a concoction of half truths and innuendo He says the stories smear the committee and allege traveling hearings with propoganda and misused funds while noting the panel prohibits personal entertainment or liquor charges to government accounts
Kansas drivers and chauffeurs licenses will rise by one dollar effective July 1 under a 1959 State Legislature law. One dollar from each sale funds driver education in public schools. distribution overseen by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Licenses increase from 1 to 2 dollars and from 3 to 4 dollars. affects those born July 11 or later.
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