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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
8
Sunday School lesson frames worship as a sacred act. A newspaper interviewer, raised atheist, asks about prayer and hearing God. A mountain family finds fellowship in city church, while a Canton tour groups a lonely Christian Chinese youth seeking shared faith.
Wellsville Garden Club judges Mrs. E. E. Turner and Mrs. Mary O Neil presided over the Baldwin Flower Show Friday May 11 themed The Jewel Box. Visitors from Bellflower California and Topeka arrived for supper with Mrs Effie Pierce and family. Scouts held a cookout at Robert Hagen home. Linda Schendel of Eudora graduates Wellsville High 1963 salutatorian and relatives attend baccalaureate. Women’s Society of Christian Service installed at Wellsville Methodist Church service May 19 by Rev James Nabors.
Kansas City AP report says University of Kansas chancellor Dr. W Clarke Wescoe was hospitalized with a pinched nerve in the neck. He has been treated at University Medical Center since Monday and was listed in good condition, likely to stay in the hospital for a period.
The report notes ongoing health issues with recurring episodes affecting a central figure. It mentions that symptoms have returned multiple times this week, with no clear resolution or prognosis provided. Further details are not available in the fragment.
A patient suffers long term nerve condition affecting daily life after years of unexplained numbness and pain. Doctors study potential causes, including autoimmune and metabolic factors, to plan treatment.
President Kennedy opposes corporal punishment in schools but supports strong home discipline. He spoke at a news conference, signaling likely defeat of efforts to permit corporal punishment in District of Columbia schools and indicating he would veto such measures if needed.
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly reward for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tipsters may contact the paper to forward stories, with confidentiality and prompt handling promised.
Pierre Salinger declined comment on the matter as Salinas remained silent at the White House briefing.
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