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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
2
Opinion piece argues against religious restriction in schools praising Bible use as educational aid. Advocates returning prayer and religious reading to homes and churches, claiming schools have overextended and need to simplify education back to fundamentals.
A reader asks if high blood pressure can be cured or requires long-term pills. The doctor notes varied causes include weight, kidney issues, and salt intake. weight loss can dramatically reduce BP in a cited case. Medication may be needed long term, with possible remission after treatment.
A Herald window displays Auld Lang Syne wheat samples from Joe Terguson near Rantoul. Ricks Madison, John Sheldon, and Bill Bowers head to western Kansas to harvest. They bought a used Model T, five tires, and seven inner tubes for the journey. At Forest Park Market, 200 hogs, 120 cattle, and 80 sheep sold. An AP dispatch reports 100 girls coming to St Louis from Kansas City and Chicago to staff Bell Telephone strike lines, housed in upscale hotels with five guards to separate rival groups. E B Rozelle bought a five passenger Knit from John Nelson & Son Agency.
NBC CBS and ABC air a dense midweek schedule featuring Huntley Brinkley news, Dragnet, and Peter Gunn from 6 to 9 pm. Classic reruns include My Favorite Husband and The Beverly Hillbillies. Late slots show Johnny Carson Talk and Wagon Train with Peter Gunn and Twilight Zone among the offerings.
A documentary titled The Vatican first aired last Easter screens tonight at 6:30 on Channel 9. Mystery Theater in color returns, Shadow Of A Man stars Broderick Crawford and Ed Begley on Channel 4 at 8. Diahann Carroll guests Naked City on Channel 9 at 9 as a teacher to nearly blind children. Late movie A Southern Yankee with Red Skelton airs on Channel 5 at 10:15.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be timely and relevant to local events.
The writer compares modern commencement rites in Rome to earlier days. Graduates appear exhausted and uncertain as diplomas come in flat leather cases with no visible proof of attainment. He laments the absence of clear certification and argues failure teaches resilience in a tougher future.
Prayer asks God to guide how to show others the way to Thee and to teach us true love that may bring lost souls into the fellowship of Thy kingdom. Endearing plea framed in Jesus name for guidance and unity.
Wellsville residents gathered Wednesday June 12 at Colbern's for a Dutch treat farewell and welcome supper honoring outgoing and incoming school board members. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peterson and others. Peterson family moves June 14 to Syracuse where he becomes superintendent beginning July. A Boy Scout court of honor board of review was planned for June 19 in Hays Hall. Other items note guest calls, fishing trips, and a naval station relocation for Bob Hagen.
Larry Averill fills in as rural mail carrier on Route 2 this week while Bill Wannock is on vacation.
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