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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
3
The piece argues Ottawa seniors reveal pride in education but the system fails to tailor to individual ability. It highlights slow and fast learners being bypassed, notes some seniors read below a sixth grade level, and praises Highland Park High School’s remedial program with targeted classes, speech correction, and reading labs.
A letter urging Ottawa high school to adopt individual advancement for gifted students parallels Shawnee Mission and Ottawa's need for programs beyond traditional classes. The writer argues for college credit syllabi and research options, emphasizing continuity, access, and twentieth century individuality in education.
Reporter describes Delhi stay for a publishing conference and contrasts the Imperial with the Ashoka. He strolls the Janpath and Connaught Place, notes markets for saris, souvenirs, and street food, and mentions local prohibitions on alcohol and a church prayer excerpt.
Ottawa Herald lists editor Robert B. Wellington and publisher details with daily publication rules and AP affiliation. It provides trade area and out of area subscription prices by month quarter half year and year and notes AP republication rights.
A dense log lists NBC CBS ABC and other channels with a long line of show titles and times. Programs include Sea Hunt Torey and Friends Quick Draw McGraw Dragnet Rebel and many news, sports, and feature segments plus movies and educational shows.
TV guide notes Perry Como hosts a color Channel 4 special at 8 with Mickey Rooney Alan Sherman and Connie Stevens singing Hootenanny and If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You Dick Van Dyke on Channel 5 at 8 30 stars Rob as he learns his secretary fancies a no good comedian Guy Marks and the pair try to discourage the romance Dick Clark appears as a social worker on Stony Burke tonight at 10 35 on Channel 13 with Diane Banner hoping to oversee rodeo ticket sales
The Herald offers a five dollar payment each week for the best news tip submitted by readers. The program emphasizes timely, verifiable tips and rewards contributors who provide actionable information for reporting.
Dear readers ask if a blood pressure above 150 is safe for a 64 year old. The advisor explains that normal is not fixed and depends on resting and pumping pressures. For a resting 150 systolic readings can be tolerated if diastolic is balanced. higher overall pressure may be risky if resting pressure is high.
A writer describes a squirrel abundance after 35 walnut trees yield a winter feast in a yard with a meadow beyond. Six clever squirrels store nuts in tree hollows and snow, leaving trails and tracks, then discover a prized porch board as a favorite dining spot.
James Morgan Jr high school principal announces three new teachers for the high and grade schools. Frank Eliott will teach Social Sciences at the high school, Chester J. Ward replaces a principal in the grade school, and Mrs Ernest Woirhage will teach in the intermediate room. John Dassing visits his daughter in Fairview Oklahoma. Many relatives travel for William Rommelfanger funeral, including Lickteigs of Kansas City and Omaha, plus Rommelfanger family friends across several towns.
TOPEKA AP Kansas bi monthly magazine of the Kansas Industrial Development Council won one of five top literature awards from the American Industrial Development Council. The Kansas Industrial Development Commission announced the honor. Don Richards directed publications for NDC and edited the magazine with Frances Smith as assistant editor.
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