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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1963
Page
2
The piece recalls past US actions from Bay of Pigs to the Cuba missile crisis and a new blockade aimed at preventing anti Castro raids. It notes Soviet protests and Cuban reactions as Russian ships face naval scrutiny while Cuba remains tense and isolated.
The article argues the United States must shield Castro from raids and avoid provoking Soviet Cuba tensions. It notes misattributed raids, Kennedy’s stance for restraint, and indications of strained Cuban-Russian relations as Soviet forces withdraw and refugees’ raids threaten stability.
Calcutta faces a heavy mix of industry and death along the Ganges. The river carries tramp steamers and cargo while also serving as the city’s sewage channel and sacred cremation site. The piece recalls a visit to a burning ghat with Hindu rites, then shifts to local town news and a Bible verse prayer.
TV timetable lists programs and times across networks with news, movies, and serials. Notable items include The Untouchables, Johnny Carson, Laughs, Weather segments, Captain Kangaroo, Gunsmoke, Perry Como, and Sea Hunt among many daily segments.
Bernice Holden reports Wellsville Garden Club program Bird Migration presented by Mrs Ralph O Neil outlined North American routes with Arctic Tern a 22000 mile round trip and Ipswich sparrow Newfoundland to Massachusetts coast. District meeting planned April 9 Mission First Christian Church. May 25 flower show theme One with The Spring.
The Civil Defense course in reading monitoring stations to determine radio active fallout will be open to the public Saturday, April 6, in Franklin County. John Weidmann said 18 readers are qualified now, 11 stations exist, and 58 readers are needed for 29 monitors. The class runs 8 a.m. to about 4 p.m. in the district courtroom with a certified Atomic Energy Commission instructor.
Readers ask about bathing after meals and dangers of cramps while swimming. Dr Molner says warm baths are safe and do not risk drowning, unlike swimming which can divert blood flow to digestion and muscles. The piece also answers questions on coccyx injuries, low blood pressure, menopause, and offers a booklet on ear noises.
TV guide lists 30 minutes of fun with Stump the Stars at 16 30 on Channel 5. Red Skelton with Ginger Rogers guest stars on channels 5 and 33 in a sketch titled Come To Me My Melon Headed Baby. Also at 7 30 Channel 4 presents The World of Darryl F Zanuck. Garry Moore features Jane Powell and Jack E Leonard. A 1929 year retrospective. Late movie Grand Hotel 1992 stars Greta Garbo and John Barrymore.
Donald P. Schnacke former state Republican chairman was elected Sunday by Kansas Day Club directors to succeed the late Sen August W Lauterbach of Colby who died two weeks ago in Topeka AP report.
Schnacke had been nominated for the office last January but withdrew in favor of Lauterbach, signaling a strategic consolidation of support within the ticket.
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