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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
3
New York AP notes many seniors see prosperity as myth with about 60 percent of Americans over 65 earning under 1000 dollars annually. The piece rambles through trivia on bullfighters, Mozart, driving safety, foot size shifts, and Dutch longevity, ending with Turkish soldiers and pay.
A cheerful home party guide details three milk based refreshments Blueberry Milk Flip Misty Apricot Milk and Strawberry Mist. It provides recipes with ingredients like blueberries apricots milk cream eggs sugar and vanilla ice cream plus serving notes for a casual summer gathering.
Stephen Bayne a 17 year old high school honor pupil refused a citizenship award from the Westbury American Legion post during senior awards. He objected saying he could not respect the Legion policies. The incident drew a large crowd and prompted an apology from school officials. Principal John W. Kecksham condemned the manner of the refusal.
A boy did not return to Cassel on Monday and his mother Mrs. Robert Bayne reports he took a ten day vacation. He is expected to graduate on June 26.
MILWAUKEE Wis AP Carl Barker 38 an engineer sets his iown heartbeat by an electronic spacemaker Barker explains he obtained new lease on life with implant installed January by University of Minnesota surgeons Barker father of four had suffered several heart attacks and his heart beat slowed to about 20 bpm He quit work last fall after attacks He sought pacemaker developed at Minnesota and returned to work this spring The transistorized pacemaker uses an eight inch steel wire lead into the heart with two attachments to the ventricular muscle It is dial adjustable to 80 to 85 bpm day and about 60 bpm at night He feels no pain from the shocks and monitors his heart via a flashing pacemaker light
A powered speedboat with a silver plaque reading to Nikita Khrushchev from Dwight D. Eisenhower sits on the lawn of the American embassy in Moscow. It symbolized the Paris summit collapse on May 16. U.S. officials faced a dilemma over what to do with it and chose to return it to the American factory for a refund.
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