04 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1964
Page
1
Saturday Notebook praises the homegrown production of Auntie Mame, calling it Broadway caliber in Tin Pan Alley spirit. The show, supported by a $600 grant from a private donor, is credited with lifting Ottawa's cultural life and encouraging further local efforts.
In this reminiscence the author recalls stricter verbal taboos of the past. Profanity moved from back rooms to books, while press usage navigates out of bowdlerizing in court reports. The essay notes shifting meanings of terms like dog and bitch and questions why words become fighting language when aimed at people.
Dear Dr Mother discusses canned fish safety, botulism risk, and practical tests to discard suspect cans. It covers home canned versus commercial, caution signs like bulging or leaking, and safe reprocessing if doubt remains. Also includes brief notes on urinalysis timing, lung health discussions, and a 25 year old engagement notice with local context.
The passage notes that Christ was seen by Cephas and over five hundred brethren, then by James and all the apostles, and last by Paul. A prayer asks for Christ’s restraint, empowerment by the Spirit, and a faithful walk worthy of the calling through our Lord.
AP reports two daytime game and panel shows gained in swolen ranks on Monday Get the Message on ABC and Jeopardy on NBC. Get the Message mirrors Password packaging from Goodson Todman with two celeb rities creating clues for two teams. Jeopardy features contestants answering in the form of a question to given clues. Also mentions Ringo Starr predecessor Best leaving the Beatles and a humorous line about crying versus laughing.
Wet ice makes slips more dangerous and April Fool’s Day goes by many names abroad. Pearls differ by man’s craft while women prefer pink, and color TV rising to 4 percent shows life-like ketchup on a wounded outlaw. Informers often disgruntled workers or jilted women. The rooster as alarm clock symbolized light in ancient Greece. In Christian art the
The Ottawa Herald lists publishing details, editor Robert B. Wellington, and subscription rates for trade and outside areas. Included are brief quotations and a miscellany of wit and filler items reflecting the era’s style and culture.
New York voters read about American blood and money in the Viet Nam war, with CBS Reports detailing guerrilla warfare, civil war loyalties, and the damage to villages. McNamara warns of wider Southeast Asia ripple, while Mme Nhu’s Paris exile interview adds edge. NBC to air Diah Shore specials. Indy 500 memorial race on May 28.
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