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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
2
Ottawa Herald discusses the flight to the country and urban expansion along highways. It cites Better Farming Methods on Look Out For The Frog, warns of uncontrolled sprawl, rising taxes, and strain on rural services as new housing and industry encroach on farmland.
The article warns that incorporation pressure will replace farming areas with towns and new residents. It argues farming viability declines as growth accelerates, urging rural zoning to guide development and protect farms. It notes serious court cases over odors and livestock and calls for planning to control where growth occurs.
In Delhi a wide range of views emerges on India's future after Nehru. If China advances or negotiates, Nehru's political standing and the defense burden could reshape government. Krishna Menon remains influential, shaping policy and media, while the party contemplates a future leader and possible shifts in governance.
The fire department was called to the John Powell barn at Wilson and Hickory where loose hay caught fire. Local residents Bert Lloyd and son Ray, returning from west Texas with 200 white face calves, were mentioned. Other notes include Miss Beth McCoy visiting family and Lt. Claude Thummel's expected visit from the Philippines.
A brief prayer invoking James 4 7 8 and Christ’s power to overcome evil. The text asks for divine strength to resist the devil and draw near to God for triumph in daily life.
A six month old baby nights awake long past bedtime perplexes a mother. Dr Molner notes babies have unique tricks and suggests shortening daytime naps to ease late evening wakefulness. A reader asks about ear twisting harm and osteoporosis treatment side effects. He offers cautious guidance and practical remedies.
Wells ville invites local businesspeople to a coffee break on Saturday March 9 from 9 to 10 30 a m at the Hostetter apartment building. SHAFF 4H members will host guests and present 4H activities including electricity woodworking crops livestock clothing grooming health gardening and tools with displays from surrounding clubs and enrollment opportunities for youths 8 to 21.
AP report from Wichita notes Kansas State University expert Dr Hugh Thompson urges a $5 million five year program to combat Dutch elm disease blamed for a westward spread. He warns Wichita could lose up to 50,000 elm trees if funds are not allocated.
Library notes praise rising fiction quality and new arrivals. Daphne du Maurier’s Glass Blowers, set in France during the Revolution, follows Sophie Duval through the glass industry. Tay lor Caldwell’s Grandmother and the Priests gathers tales told around a glamorous old woman’s dining table. Sheila Burnford’s The Incredible Journey offers a thrilling dog led adventure. A spring and summer of good reading awaits patrons.
Pomona Flower Club will meet at Mrs. Charlie Cain's home on Tuesday March 12 at 2 p.m. A citizens party caucus Tuesday evening March 12 near city hall will nominate officers for the April 2 city election. Public invited. 28 attend civil defense class at Mrs. N V Huderson home last Tuesday with instructors covering artificial respiration bleeding control shock and head injuries. Pomona High School honor rolls list seniors Terry Heidner and juniors Dea Enge and Mike Lindsey along with other top students for the first six weeks of the second semester.
Governor John Anderson told the Kansas Basin Water Management Association that land under irrigation in Kansas will be doubled by 1975, increasing gross crop values by at least 40 million dollars. He praised rapid progress in state water resources work.
KOFO AM and FM radio Sunday lineup lists hourly programs from 1:00 to 9:10 with a mix of easy melodies news weather church services and specialty shows including Sunday Serenade Music from the Masters and Eventide Music along with Time slots for Kaleidoscope Triad Farm Show and Religion Today across the broadcast day.
A fragmented radio listing outlines KOFO program blocks from morning devotions to weather and block updates. It notes segments called Karavan and Eventide Music, with scattered times and show names, ending with prayers and sign off.
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