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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
7
National survey shows widespread hope that federal action and spending will spark a business recovery. Governors, unions, and industry leaders urge tax cuts, credit easing, and defense contracts, while states pursue public works and targeted incentives to create jobs ahead of broader recovery.
Randoph Churchill publicly clashed with Ward show host John Wingate on Night Beat after being asked to discuss his sister Sarah Churchill's drunken in public charge in Malibu on January 16. He said he would not discuss family matters with strangers and complained about being paid little to appear. Sarah Churchill pleaded guilty and paid a $50 fine for the California offense.
The George Glovers and others visited John List to celebrate his 18th birthday. Numerous families spent Sunday with relatives in Paola, Kansas City, and Garnett. Noted deaths include Mrs. Frank Dietrich of Boise, Idaho, and several local residents enjoyed dinners and visits with kin in Baldwin, De Soto, Westphalia, and Garnett.
Paris reports widespread railway halts as engineers start a 24 hour strike for better pensions and shorter hours. Auto traffic worsens as suburban workers trek to jobs amid the stoppage. The strike was called by the labor union leadership seeking concessions.
Communist led General Labor Confederation and a large independent union support the strike call while other independent groups including the pro Socialist Workers' Force and the Confederation of French Christian Workers reject it.
A reflective piece offers a humorous take on turning 47, describing healthier attitudes toward aging. The writer finds wisdom in middle age, noting calmer doctor visits, admiration from younger friends, renewed nature appreciation, and a surprising boost in marital respect as a positive payoff of reaching 47.
In a light lively note the Goetz beverage line is pitched as refreshingly hydrating and satisfying. The ad touts cooling taste and thirst quenching appeal aimed at casual readers seeking a pleasant drink option.
National Library Week will run March 16 through 22 1958 to spotlight reading and libraries from home shelves to public university collections. The campaign aims for a better read and better informed America with support from business education government and the arts. Major magazines feature reading and library topics this spring including Reader's Digest Redbook Good Housekeeping Better Homes and Gardens Mademoiselle and fashion photography themes centered on books.
Chappell Cleaners at the Carnegie Free Library will be part of a display highlighting the importance of reading. Plans for local observances and accompanying events will be announced soon.
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