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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1958
Page
2
Editorial argues the simple amendment would let Kansas participate in water resource development a power now barred to the state. It cites flood control watershed districts river management and dam projects as future benefits noting 42 states already engage in such work and predicting federal cost sharing may emerge.
The London theater scene remains a major attraction with a wide fringe of opera ballet and vaudeville. Audiences pay high prices for hit shows like Five Fingers exercise and Temla Douce while prestigious names Ralph Richardson Vivian Leigh and Charles Laughton headline in serious dramas.
Chicago native Guy Wimmer, an Ottawa University graduate, spoke to students in the chapel. Elmer Belt from the oil and water department cut his wrist on broken glass. West side burglaries continued as shoppers and locals recount old election bets and a mocking gag about a presidential scenario with a four month closure prediction.
Dr Mollner answers a readers worry about a teenage son who is withdrawn, restless, and unsure about adulthood. He notes teens clash with parental norms, seek independence, and may fear losing identity. He urges balanced guidance, open dialogue, and avoiding overwatchfulness while acknowledging the stress of this life stage.
A brief prayer emphasizes global belonginess to one great family through the grace of the Church. It invokes Zechariah 8 21 and asks for God’s blessing as believers gather to pray, praising the universal home of faith.
A dense list of Friday and Sunday television programs by channel NBC CBS ABC and more, detailing shows such as Playhouse Mickey Mouse Gros, Gordon Elton, news blocks, cartoons, Westerns, and variety hours with titles including Hit Parade Lone Ranger and Alike, spanning 4 a m through late night with sport and weather segments and multiple network lineups. The listing emphasizes scheduling blocks, channel numbers, program names, and time slots across NBC CBS ABC and local channels.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Smith hosted their bridge club Monday evening with Merritt McDonalds as guests. Mrs El Bennett and George visited Earl and El Bennett at De Soto. Mr and Mrs Ray McLees joined them in Lawrence to see their son Harold and family.
Public notice from Ottawa Herald outlining subscription rates by mail for different regions and durations. Details include monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices for in area and outside trade zones, with rates varying by term length. Presents a historic pricing snapshot for readers and advertisers.
Three American scientists won the 1958 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology for basic heredity discoveries. Beadle of Caltech and Tatum of Rockefeller Institute share half the prize for gene to specific chemical processes. Lederberg of University of Wisconsin receives the other half for genetic recombination and bacterial genetic material organization.
Early 1940s research linked a single gene to directing a specific chemical synthesis in the cell. Each cellular step is governed by individual genes through regulating enzyme production, enabling step by step assembly in Berleott-like models.
A 27 year old prisoner Clifford Wayne Trammell reported missing returned to Lansing State Prison with a head injury after saying he wandered west of Leavenworth and asked a motorist to take him back. He had been paroled earlier and was a parole violator.
A fragmented OCR listing shows a radio schedule with varied items. It includes family worship, religious programs from The Christophers and First Baptists, news and weather slots, musical segments, and a sports roundup. Exact names, times, and station identifiers are partially readable amid the garbled text.
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