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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1961
Page
9
Donald A. Brown explains how farmers may appeal under the 1961 Feed Grain Program. County committees may favorably consider appeals with satisfactory yield data for base period corn and grain sorghums. Appeals must be filed within 15 days of the mailed Notice of 1961 Feed Grain Acreage and Payment Rates.
Local groups in Lawrence and nearby Sand Creek and Fairmount units held meetings on teen understanding and window treatments. Members shared lessons by Mrs. Jesse Edger and Mrs. Ronald Arnold, discussed schedules for next year, and voted to donate to heart fund March of Dimes Cancer and CARE.
Georgia Tech announced tentative acceptance of three Atlanta Negroes along with about 1,000 white freshmen, contingent on completing their final high school semester. The move avoids last winter’s federal court order battles that opened the University of Georgia to integration. Leaders pledged new community projects and the Well-Child Clinic while reporting mixed reactions among applicants and the campus community.
The lesson argues that juvenile delinquency reflects adult behavior and stresses parental influence. It notes educators and leaders cannot rely on education alone. inner resistance is needed. The piece cites examples of moral failings at home, alcohol, and smoking, urging fathers to model virtue and provide ethical guidance.
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson told the South Viet Nam National Assembly that the United States is prepared to help this pro Western Southeast Asian republic bear an added defense burden to combat Communist subversion.
On Friday evening from 6 to 9 pm a gigantic tire sale will be held never before equalled in this area.
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