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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
2
The governor John Anderson signs a Sunday closing law amid reservations, with Attorney General William Ferguson predicting court tests. The piece notes past court strikes on Sunday sale laws, merchant split over hours, moral concerns about Sabbath observance, and criticism that the new law is confusing and ineffective due to exceptions and vagueness.
In a feature from Kuala Lumpur the Utusan Melayu’s Mahmood, long-time works manager, reflects on Islam’s global reach from North Africa to Indonesia. He predicts Indonesia’s military could rise, Sukarno may move to Europe, and Malaysia faces a cautious future amid Muslim unity and political tension.
A dense list of TV programs and air times across channels including Sea Hunt Huckleberry Hound Dragnet and Gun shows with multiple news weather sports and movie entries. The long guide mixes cartoons Westerns dramas late-night features and religious programs with occasional sports and bowling notes.
KOFO AM and FM broadcast lineup includes Morning Weather Sports and News summaries. The schedule lists sign on and sign off times with varied program titles such as Serenade Church Notes Lyndon Show Bulletin Board Around Town Noon Tune Palm Show and Triad Sports Round up. Audience guidance and local notices appear interwoven with weather, agricultural market updates, and religious services.
Dr Jorgen Fogh of Sloan Kettering Institute reports a mysterious substance in lab flasks that halts human cancer cell growth while sparing normal cells. The fluid, produced across seven cancer cell types, may act on the cancer cell interior, but its nature and effects in living organisms remain to be studied.
Ottawa Herald issue details daily schedule and postal terms. It lists subscription rates for local and outside trade areas: one month 81.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00, with outside rates: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. Also notes publication rights by The Associated Press.
The second article on angina explains various causes and management options. Nitroglycerin under the tongue provides quick relief, with longer lasting nitrite tablets for persistent pain. Patients learn to pace exertion, rest when needed, and reduce triggers like smoking. Emotional stress and illness influence pain, while diet, anemia, thyroid issues, diabetes, and heart surgery may affect outcomes.
Channel 4 airs last-day program with guests Milton Berle and Liberace at 9. Channel 5 presents the late movie Arizona at 10 15 featuring William Holden.
Tonight's TV highlights include Don Ameche's International Showtime on Channel 4 at 6 30 featuring Famous Family Circus filmed in Munich Germany Leslie Uggams performs on Mitch show on Channel 4 at 7 30 singing Stranger In Paradise and Someone to Watch Over Me An Edie Adams special on Channel 9 at 8 with Buddy Hackett and the United Nations Children's Choir Jack Paar's show promises fun
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