Editorials Yankee Go Home on Nixon South American tour
The piece argues Nixon’s goodwill tour of South America ended poorly with violent receptions at San Marcos University in Peru and Caracas Venezuela. It asserts he faced demonstrators despite warnings and questions whether he could have canceled. The editorial warns of Communist influence and calls for reappraisal of American foreign policy in the hemisphere.
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South America
Richard Nixon
San Marcos University
Peru
America
Caracas
Venezula
Nixon
Modern Fronts On Main Street Sparks City Plan
A survey counts nearly 30 business buildings on Main Street between 1st and 3rd Streets, with fronts ranging from mid Victorian to modern. Flood waters deterred modernization, but flood control work changes the outlook. Ottawa should attract firms with a bright, harmonious city-wide modernization plan emphasizing color and design rather than strict uniformity.
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Ottawa
Bermuda: From hogs to tourism and quiet island charm
Bermudas location 750 miles southeast of New York, its history from wild hogs to British settlement, and modern rise as a tourism hub. Visitors now descend by plane and ship, drawn by beaches, cheap goods, and duty free spirits, while a new 650 room hotel and extra airline service signal growth. The island aims for a tranquil English village vibe even as tourism reshapes its economy.
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Bermuda
New York
Africa
United States
Miami
Prayer Reflection Encourages Growth Through Faith
A devotional prayer cites 1 Corinthians 3 6 to urge believers to persevere in hope and good works. It asks God to increase in us a felt sense of power and to prevent despair. The petition centers on looking to Christ and trusting in timely growth through Him.
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Christ
Cataracts explained and surgery encouraged for sight
Reader questions about cataracts are answered by Dr. Molner. A cataract clouds the eye’s lens, progressive loss of vision occurs, and only surgical removal restores sight. No medicines cure cataracts, and ripe cataracts should be removed by an eye surgeon.
Lightning destroys Ransomville barn and deaths noted
A large hay and cattle barn at Ransomville Farms owned by W. G. Ransom was struck by lightning and burned. George T. Warner aged 80, brother of C. E. and W. H. Warner of Ottawa and Melvern pioneer, died at his Melvern home. Charlie Evans visited Osage City for the day. Ottawa High School graduates listed include Max Alderman Worth Alderman Thade Ashwill and others.
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Ransomville
W. G. Ransom
George T. Warner
C. E. and
W. H. Warner
Ottawa
Melvern
Ottawa High School
Max Alderman
Worth Alderman
Thade. Ashwill
Cora L. Ault
Gertrude Sue Barnes
Lester William Carlander
Etta F. Cripe
Gertrude M. Gilliland
Agnes May Garrett
Ruth Winifred Gray
Mary Frances Greenwalt
Opal Johnson
Oscar John 600
Bessie Killough
Arthur £. Mallory
Ethel Myers
Alice Audella Murphy
Sidsell Marie Nelson
Rebecca Justina Ott
Roscoe Royal
Evening TV Lineup Mix of Games and Serials
A dense, dated listing shows Channel 4 through 13 airing a mix of news, dramas, adventures, game shows, and variety programs. Highlights include Wagon Train, Disneyland, The Millionaire, Jack Paar hour, and sports updates as the schedule loops from afternoon into late night.
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Hickor
Mickey Moore
Gordon Bltiote
Sky King
Lucy
Disneyland
Beaver
Boots&Ladd
Ernie Ford
Clooney
Daily Word
Wellsville Area Social Notes Mix Family Visits
Mrs Stella Phillips and Amy with Mrs Lloyd Chal ender of Edgerton visited Paola Friday to see Mrs Phillips daughter in law Mrs Kenneth Phillips who had major surgery at Paola Hospital Tuesday. Several Kansas City relatives spent Mother's Day with Mae Neis and other family members. The Stanley Hughes family moved from Olathe to the Merle Newton house. Families gathered for Mother's Day at Anna Brecheison’s and extended kin from Welda Raytown Hickman Mills and Obnamed places attended.
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Stella Phillips
Amy
Lloyd Chalender
Edgerton
Paola
Phillips
Kenneth Phillips
Paola Hospital
Floyd Estes
Kansas City
Estes
Mae Nee
Frank Fuller
Gardner
George Fiehler
Stanley Hughes
Olathe
Merle Newton
Melvin Pierce
Pierce
Ella Winfrey
St. Joseph
Ward Keister and Ward Jr
Basher
Kister
A. F. Neis
L. B. Schendel
Harry Neis
John Neis
Glenn
Anna Brecheison
Dan Brecheison
Welda
Gilbert Lawrena
Sharon Kay
Raytown
Bernice Ann
Herbie
Hickman Mills
Ray Brechieison
Dorothy
LeLoup
Baritone Casel Aids Needle Skills In Opera Life
Walter Cassel a Metropolitan Opera baritone known for stamina and virtuosity, sews at home with his wife Gail Manners, a soprano. The Coun cil Bluffs native builds his own sets and built-ins, photographs, cooks, and studied dentistry before singing. He has 25 opera and 25 musical comedy roles and once sang three demanding parts in 24 hours at the Met.
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Cassel
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Metropolitan
Met
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Announced
Ottawa news brief lists subscription prices for trade and outside areas. Rates include one month 85 cents for local, three months 2.00, six months 3.75, and one year 7.00, with outside trade area pricing higher. Publisher and editor names noted, as well as post office eligibility.
Local births and visits noted in Garnett area
Mr and Mrs Richard Rommel Fanger are parents of a son born May 7 at Garnett hospital. Mrs Maude Wait visits her son Dale in Atchison. The Annual High School Alumni Banquet is set for May 31 at the High School Auditorium. Local residents Mr and Mrs Bob Stokes Jackie and Mike visit from El Dorado along with Mr and Mrs Ben Baroviska Sherrie and Bruce from Cherryvale.
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Richard Rommelfanger
Garnett Hospital
Maude Wait
Dale
Wait
Atchison
Bob Stokes
Jackie
Mike
el Dorado
Ben Baroviska
Sherrie
Bruce
Cherryvale
Licktergs Visit Pensacola After Greeley Trip
Mr and Mrs Philip Lickterg left Thursday for Pensacola Florida to visit their daughter Mrs Jesse Emerson and family Mrs Cecile Moore was admitted to the hospital for treatment and observation
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Philip Lickterg
Pensacola, Fla
Jesse’ Emerson
Cecile Moore
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