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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
4
Don Brown reports that Franklin County advances toward a modified certified Brucellosis free area through extensive county testing. Initial and follow up tests show reactors decreasing, with retesting required on 20 percent of cattle every three years. Cattle movement allowed with current area permits and veterinary certification.
Washington AP Nixon said Kennedy’s farm program would raise grocery bills by 25 percent and credited the Agriculture Department for statistics used in his New Jersey speech. A department spokesman said no similar analysis had been done of Nixon’s program, but would be provided if asked. The department released a Morse document analyzing Kennedy’s Sept. 22 Sioux Falls proposal.
United States faces a setback at the United Nations as Communists claim a premature victory over neutralists. Asian and African nations, tied to independence, mistrust blocs. Five neutral nations and leaders like Tito Nkrumah Nasser Sukarno Nehru shape the Congo issue amid Soviet influence.
Area 4-H clubs report new officers and members across Rainbow Hymenoptera Full O Pep and Silver Leaf units. Marie Wird explains entomology while Linda Wasmund cites cattle lead sessions and Jayhawk meetings note achievement talks by members including Marie Hird and Jayhawk officers.
Paul Lindsey of Pomona and Julie May of Coos Bay Ore were guests of Ethel Lindsey and relatives in Ottawa. Rev Sam Bellanti and family visited C H Lopez. A F Miller of El Cajon Calif visited Earl Hart and his wife Verle Dennison came from Los Angeles to see grandmother Mrs Orpha Clark.
Emporia Kansas AP reports a record fall enrollment of 3814 college level resident students at Emporia State Teachers College, up 393 from last year and 21 percent above the postwar peak. The freshman class total reached 1208, 177 more than 1959, not counting 384 students in college laboratory schools.
Joe Gordon newly named manager of the Kansas City Athletics will appear publicly for the first time since his appointment at the Griddle Show of the Kansas City Press Club Tuesday night. He will join a panel of political figures including the Republican and Democratic nominees for governor in Kansas and Missouri and the Missouri U.S. Senate candidates. Proceeds benefit journalism scholarships at the University of Missouri, University of Kansas and Kansas State University.
In St Louis AP report Senator Wayne L Morse testified he urged Teamster Local 688 to donate to his 1956 campaign and received 1500 dollars from the union fund and 309 dollars from individual teamsters He named defendants Harold J Gibbons and Sidney Zagri saying he discussed and encouraged contributions in 1955 for 1956 The trial of the Local and four leaders rests until Tuesday Kept in recess for further proceedings.
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