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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1955
Page
4
A general interest column will discuss any problem but personal letters require a self addressed envelope. Anonymous mail is not considered. Send letters to Sylvia Sage at the Batchinson News Herald Hutchinson Kansas.
A reader asks if her dating focus and dress code are right as friends overly praise boys. The response says dating shifts attention to new experiences but many remain sensible and keep school first. It advises moderation and notes some dates justify dressing up though honesty matters.
Advice suggests softening to a date with casual attire while learning to feel natural in dress and heels. Be honest about enjoying the evening and show genuine enthusiasm without overdoing it. The aim is mutual enjoyment between two friends rather than performative effort.
A reader asks about foreign travel requirements and passport steps. The reply outlines applying at the district court clerk, two photos, a witness, a nine dollar money order to the Secretary of State, a local one dollar fee, and a birth certificate. It explains how to obtain a duplicate birth certificate from the state vital statistics bureau for about one dollar, and notes that traveler checks are convenient abroad. It also suggests contacting a travel bureau or Chamber of Commerce for expenses.
London dispatch reports the Soviet Union denies violating secrecy rules by publishing a Pravda based account of London disarmament talks. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is accused of asserting secrecy was unnecessary. Western powers claim the talks were to be confidential per UN Assembly decisions. Jacob Malik replaces him as talks continue with planned sessions.
Roy Rogers and Arlene died? No. The text notes Roy Rogers and Dale Evans wed three years after a previous wife’s death. It mentions Arlene’s death in 1946 and that Evans had co starred with Rogers in Westerns for years, with Evans born Frances Butts and widow of Tom Fox. The two women were not related.
Two Shaw Air Force Base helicopters carried 93 stranded people to safety on Lake Marion after heavy waves left over 200 marooned overnight. Boats reached shore on small islands as bonfires burned. All were saved with only minor exposure reported.
Premier Ed gar Faure pursues Allied agreement for Big Four talks with Russia after French parliamentary approval of German rearmament. He asserts contact with United States and Britain on a Kremlin parley while Senate votes loom. Also notes high accidental death and lifetime cancer risk statistics.
Cleveland reporting that the CIO United Auto Workers aim for a 30 hour work week after the guaranteed annual wage. Walter Reuther, UAW and CIO president, says organized labor will push for year round pay and shorter work time as long as the economy expands. He argues unions seek more pay and better conditions because they are economically necessary.
Kay Kelley, a 22 year old nurse at Hurley Hospital in Flint, won the Michigan championship in pipe smoking and out puffed last year's international champ Mrs. Robert Rudi. She kept a 3.3 gram pipe going for 36 minutes 10 seconds in Schenectady, New York, but her mother forbids her from representing Michigan at the international contest.
Washington officials announced plans to develop atomic anti aircraft weapons and a high altitude nuclear blast test in Nevada. No date was given for the initial test and details come from a joint Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department update.
U Bill ie G Crow 23 Greensburg Kansas was killed Saturday night when his car overturned southeast of Garfield The report notes the calends reference defining calendar in Latin
DETROIT Wayne County authorities promised a decision today on warrants for two police officers and a General Motors guard accused of selling top secret plans of future GM cars. State police said the trio were nabbed Friday after accepting $1000 from an independent designer in Mount Clemens for photos of new GM models.
A dragonfly can use its feet to perch on a solid surface but its legs are useless for walking. This odd locomotion detail highlights the insect’s reliance on wings and other body parts for movement rather than legged traversal.
In Okeene Oklahoma a rattlesnake roundup drew an estimated 16 000 to 18 000 spectators despite icy winds Students captured 550 rattlers the smallest catch in 16 years Authorities reported no snake bites during the event keeping the annual roundup safe while fans enjoyed the winter spectacle.
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