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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
4
ANN ARBOR Mich AP nearly half the electorate faces long countdowns to Christmas and a presidential choice. Some undecided voters wait for conventions or campaign momentum with 30 to 40 percent firm now, while a minority may decide in the final weeks as issues shape views.
Swaziland moves toward self government with a 48 symbol ballot system as 73,000 eligible voters prepare to choose 24 legislative council seats. candidates include eight groups with two white contenders and Mrs Regine Twaln as the sole woman candidate. Ballots risk spoilage due to literacy gaps and symbolic perforation using a nail.
NEW YORK AP reports college students face scarce summer jobs as professional training upperclassmen fare best. Office girls find demand, thousands seek gainful work at the New York World's Fair. Automation cuts some unskilled posts but creates openings in computer processing.
The L L C of Rantoul Presbyterian church met June 10 at Fellowship Hall and planned a pot luck supper to raise funds for the sanctuary rug and aisle. Wayne Evans returns home on leave from basic training at Great Lakes Naval Center before next assignment in Florida. Mr and Mrs Donald Redick of Reno Oklahoma welcome daughter Mary Elizabeth born May 25.
FORT WORTH AP An Episcopal priest testified that former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker's 1962 Ole Miss speech inflamed riot participants and hindered efforts to calm violence. The Rev Duncan Gray Jr of Oxford said Walker's remarks at the Confederate monument encouraged students and contributed to a charge toward U S marshals as violence erupted on campus.
Eighteen attended the W.S.C.S meeting at Fellowship Hall while Willard Collins joined the Collins family reunion at Garnett west shelter house. Scott Powelson was admitted to Anderson County Hospital on June 11. A note on chimpanzees shows they can aim the objects they throw.
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