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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
4
A speech argues for an Elderly People Association modeled after NAACP to press for age based fairness in hiring and pensions. It warns older workers face prejudice, urges self‑improvement for interviews, and notes millions over 65 could sway policy while lamenting political neglect of seniors.
A reader argues the $100 welfare earnings cap harms the elderly and urges raising it. The piece cites welfare cost growth from 13.8 to 37 billion dollars 1951 to 1961, with 170 percent rise amid 20 percent population growth. It critiques aging policy, cites a Michigan report suggesting fewer workers will be needed, and ends with political self-identification and a jab at postwar economic prospects.
A condensed quote from Jo seph H. Peck's 1963 work argues for secession from the United States, proposing that old folks band together to purchase Florida and Arizona or drive out their owners, form a new government, and seek Washington support for progress bounty while living freely.
Pope Paul VI seeks to ease Catholic suffering behind the Iron Curtain through persuasion with Communist leaders. Messages to Khrushchev and Zawadzki express desire for religious freedom and restoration of Vatican ties, noting Poland's long Catholic history. The effort follows John XXIII policies to repair postwar church-state tensions.
Wellsville News notes Eastern Star events with Connie Steele honored as Grand Electa and guests from Lawrence Pauline Woods and others attending. Cosmos Chapter Edgerton officials visited, while Wellsville Garden Club members toured local gardens during a coffee hosted by H E Patton with twelve to fifteen attendees.
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