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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1961
Page
9
Professor of Education at USC explains two study methods and argues the study-as-you-go plan improves efficiency and enjoyment. He outlines drawbacks of cram methods, stresses early preparation, ongoing organization, and regular review to build a memory system and reduce exam anxiety. Nosy questions addressed to Dr Nason for general-interest topics.
Dwight D. Eisenhower wins about $60 in a crap game aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam with Mamie also among the players. Notables including governor Meyner and various social figures gamble to support the American Cancer Society on a trip from Hoboken. Eisenhower and Mamie later claim they simply played and won.
Hal Boyle surveys common beliefs in a witty AP column on growing up and aging. He riffs on parenthood, money, beauty standards, dog breeds, marriage, education, and work life, highlighting contradictions and social stereotypes with concise quips.
Quenemo News notes Roy Hollingsworth Hazel Wiley and Roger Comstock attended the Golden Wedding anniversary of Ernest and Mrs. Price at Western Lake Lodge in Muskogee Oklahoma Saturday. Sunday visits included Bob Wilson family Kansas City Caroline Wilson Willis Bennett Ottawa Becky Topeka and more in regional greetings.
Washington AP reports the Senate confirmed by voice vote the nomination of Judge Delmas C. Hill of Kansas by President Kennedy to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.
In Kansas City four teenagers Ramon Gonzales 17 driver, Louis Garcia 18, Rudy Ontiveros 18, and Tony Valdivia 16, were killed when a speeding car hit a stone abutment near 26th Street. Witnesses estimated 70 to 75 mph. Detective Schump pursued the racers. the other car fled. This was the city’s worst crash since 1959.
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