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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1958
Page
6
Denver reports Dr. Margaret Mead proposed allowing a child at age fourteen to quit school and enter work. She argued supervised wards would protect minors and that many could return to complete education later. Mead spoke at a national science teachers association convention.
Governor Docking appointed Les Mai of Topeka and Guy Minor of Ulysses both Democrats to three year terms on the State Board of Pharmacy effective March 31. They replace Lloyd Raish of Topeka and John Schrepel of Pratt from nominations by the Kansas Pharmaceutical Assn. No party info given for outgoing members.
A University of Maryland psychologist warns that rigid company rules can cause frustration and bitterness among employees, straining workplace relations and reducing morale.
Dr. Allen R. Solem warned at Johns Hopkins University that workplace resentment stems from inefficiency and desertion. He cited issues like gangs terminating coffee breaks the caste system and separate dining rooms for executives and junior employees.
Hollywood report says Debra Paget and singer David Street face a troubled 10 week marriage. Paget, 23, and Street, 37, wed days after Street’s divorce from his fourth wife Sharon Lee. Paget says they are tiffing and may or may not work out.
Great Bend Kansas city council voted to purchase adjoining church sites, Presbyterian for 87,500 and Congregational for 40,000, with immediate 10,000 payments from parking meter funds and 5,000 yearly payments. Possession expected in 1962 or earlier if vacated, both churches to erect new buildings.
The age search division of the Bureau of Census will relocate from Washington to Pittsburg Kansas in September. George Moore announced a lease for a new building to house the office. The division issued 298000 birth certificates last year and helps applicants obtain records by mail for social security and passports. The Washington office employs 165 persons and decentralization is cited as a key factor for the move.
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