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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
10
An article outlines an at home summer beauty routine with a Maine Chance resort style day menu including grapefruit breakfast and cold broth snack. It lists exercise sequences for hips abdomen posture and basic routines to improve carriage with multiple named participants and a local order initiation event.
Honorary 25 and 50 year pins and a life membership were presented at a regular meeting of Sadana Chapter of C E S in Williamsburg on Monday. Richard W. Farris, worthy grand patron of Kansas, presented the 50 year pin and life membership. Since Mrs. Grace Hettick was unable to attend to receive the pin and life member.
AP notes Manhattan shifts to a slower tempo in summer as locals and visitors enjoy a cooler city. Museums libraries and theaters offer refuge from heat while parks piers and sidewalks invite leisurely exploration without crowds or haste.
In Honolulu California Governor Edmund G Brown backs Republican effort to press for civil rights action, aiming to push a 15 governor proposal through the resolutions committee. Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield says Brown's vote with four Republicans could produce the needed margin to advance the resolution for debate at the 53rd annual Governors Conference. The civil rights matter tops a windup agenda as the conference nears its nominating committee actions.
An advertisement promotes a daily room policy from a large company offering year round confinement, surgery and doctor calls, and low premium rates. It promises money back if you play well and invites readers to write AMCO Agency for free sample policy and full details. The Karnesia/Tepek references appear in the text.
GOP Governor John H Reed of Maine prepared to back Wesley Powell of New Hampshire for chairman, replacing Democratic Governor Stephen L R McNichols of Colorado. Rotation tradition would place Powell next in line, avoiding Nelson A Rockefeller.
Powell drew a rebuke from former VP Nixon during the 1960 campaign over Kennedy softness on communism. Hatfield stated he will not back Nixon for the 1964 nomination if Nixon runs. A GOP state executives meeting was called off as Democrats can outvote controls, avoiding party division over the chairmanship.
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