28 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
1
An editorial discusses a Lyndon public meeting where speakers faced the mic amid a broadcast. Some audience members spoke up while many remained tongue tied. It notes a Kansas station lawsuit over live city broadcasts and argues for balanced coverage, urging improved speaking skills in schools.
A personal reminiscence contrasts modern medical practice with early physicians Dr Jeptha and Dr John, noting their minimal offices, lack of reception staff, and a one-horse buggy. The narrative recalls simple exam rituals, the treasured pink pills, and the generous leisure of the old-time doctors, ending with a shrug at how patients survived their care.
Twenty five years ago the center of the Mitchell coop factory at First and Main was being remodeled for Seymour Packing Company occupancy. Mr and Mrs B W Kelsey left for a two month European trip. Jim Overholt razed the old gas house at First and Oak known as thoboes roost. Fifty years ago Ottawa Schools were debt free and Istacoln school bonds paid. Nelle Harris and Mary Coler Davis attended a music festival in Emporia. Mrs P P Elder and daughter Dorothy visited Mrs Elder's mother in Jola with her sister.
A reader asks what a staph infection is, its causes after surgery, and why isolation may be wise. Dr Molner explains staph bacteria are common on skin and in the nose, can cause boil and blood infections, and may resist some antibiotics. Exposure can come from anyone, and isolation protects patients and others. lab cultures may guide treatment when needed.
This date marks James Monroe birth in 1758, later era of good feeling, Florida and Missouri Compromise milestones. Mus Solini and Clara Petacci executions were reported in 1945, with other notes on Montgomery, Eisenhower, and Dulles debates. Maryland ratified the Constitution in 1788 and India’s imperial title was proclaimed in 1876.
A dense, OCR sourced TV guide fragment lists show times, titles, and channel notes across a full day. It names hosts and programs including Rifleman, News, Weather, Sports, Captain Kangaroo, The Price Is Right, I Love Lucy, and news/weather blocks, with multiple 4 5 and 13 style markers indicating blocks or channels.
TV Highlights with channel and time for Mr. Novak on Channel 4 at 6 80 p m. Julie Dean a blind student at Jefferson High develops a crush on Mr Novak. McHales Navy on Channel 9 at 7 30 p m shows Meek Lieutenant Carpenter temporarily takes command and acts tough toward McHale. Greatest Show on Channel 9 at 8 features veteran performers now doing circus chores. Fugitive on Channel 9 at 9 p m follows Kimble in Tucson amid rancher marital issues. Movies on Channel 5 at 10 15 p m Hostages with Arturo de Cordova Louise Rainer. Channel 5 at 12 10 a m The Doughgirls with Ann Sheridan Alexis Smith.
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