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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1963
Page
6
The Uniform Sunday School lesson for June 2 discusses the long Psalm 119 as an acrostic, warning against vanity. It cites The Status Seekers and notes how modern gadgets and installments push families into a treadmill lifestyle, from marriage to divorce, with anecdotes of social pressure and the temptation of alcohol and nightlife.
Waverly graduates Michael Huffman and Gary D. Johnson enlist in the U S Navy and Marine Corps. Michael, a 1963 Waverly High grad, joins the nuclear power field with nine weeks of recruit training in San Diego. His father Chester Huffman is a retired Navy lieutenant commander. Michael’s two brothers serve on the submarine Seafox on the West Coast. Gary Johnson, also a 1963 graduate, enlisted under the buddy system. Marine Pvt Ronald F Milton, son of F H Milton, completes recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.
Dist. Judge Jim Rexroad was to rule if Haven Kansas can sell 920000 in bonds for a new high school. Opponents filed a petition alleging voting irregularities from the May 18 special election which passed 637 to 632. He had issued a temporary restraining order a week prior.
William Robert Huckaby, a Houston area 100 year old retiree, flew from Houston to Dallas on his birthday. He calls the trip his first time in an airliner and credits his long life to staying busy. He never fought in a war nor used tobacco, and avoids drinking.
NEW YORK AP No shortage of sugar is threatened in the United States the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange said today despite roller coaster sugar prices and talk of hoarding The exchange cites a USDA memorandum to three congressional committees saying commitments from sugar exporting countries will meet normal U.S. needs The memo aims to correct misunderstandings of exchanges role in free market systems It notes exchanges do not buy or sell for their own account Sugar prices have fluctuated as world production falls while consumption rises.
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