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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
2
Richard M. Nixon on the Berlin Wall shadow offered this: the battle is just beginning. He warned against early concessions to Goldwater or Rockefeller and urged waiting until all candidates are known. The ex-vice president, fresh from a Europe tour, fueled speculation about a potential comeback.
The first session of the 88th Congress has labored for seven months with a heavy agenda that grew to include railroad disputes and civil rights issues. It has accomplished little, while many members complain about the expanding power of the president, blaming Congress for that rise.
Dear Dr. Mother answers letters about diet and health. The exchange discusses whether alcohol calories count toward fat, compares calories per gram across nutrients, and notes that alcohol can aid weight gain if not burned. It also touches on tonsil removal for a 45 year old and urges seeking additional medical opinions.
A George Vinson profile notes Representative Carl Vinson has served nearly 47 years in the U S House, approaching retirement at age 80 and facing another election. The column blends quotes, light philosophy, and social observations on aging and public life.
Auld Lang Syne Miss Thelma Mackin left for a two week vacation in Colorado. Miss Isabel Gallemore, Franklin County Home Demonstration Agent, attended a home furnishings school in Manhattan. Ottawa corn price fell to 42.44 cents per bushel. G D Serverance bought 120 acre farm east of Princeton. Henry Ott Grocery sidewalk undergoing repair. Ottawa Typographical Union met and then visited Jules Son for refreshments with members listed.
A devotional prayer asks for God's gaze on loved ones with special needs. It seeks Holy Spirit guidance and draws all to Christ Jesus, ending with an Amen.
On August 1 historians note events dating back to 1589 with Henry II's death ending the Valois line and Henry of Navarre's succession, the start of the U S census in 1790, the 1882 copyright law, 1907 U S Army aeronautical division, U S withdrawal from Haiti in 1934, the British Parliament opening in 1945, Eisenhower's 1953 request for Social Security expansion, a 1958 missile bomb test, and Ghana's Nkrumah surviving an assassination attempt in 1966.
TV schedule snippet lists Channel 4 NBC 5 13 CBS 9 ABC with varied programs including Huntley Brinkley Weather Peter Gunn Perry Mason Dr Kildare Twilight Zone My Three Sons Naked shows and movie titles. It records a dense weekday slate with news weather sports and classic series across channels with numerous program names and times.
Mrs. Gail Chambers reports multiple regional visits and travel. Arthur Kee ton and J D Yerkes stopped by Kearney and Oklahoma City respectively. Mrs. Adell travels to California. Emma Kavanaugh remains hospitalized in Garnett. The Costa Mesa and Houston visitors include Bill Boling and F E Warner families. Kansas City guests include Bill Russell with his son and Laura McDougal. The True and Stevens households welcome guests from Shawnee Mission and Yates Center. Grandchildren Marsha and Steven Hettler visit Humboldt grandparents.
The Herald announces a weekly incentive of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips may be any timely story idea of public interest, with rewards awarded upon editorial approval and publication.
Rates show one month at 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, and one year 8.00. Trade areas by mail list one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, and one year 15.00.
Tonight Channel 4 airs Vic Damone's lively program at 8 30 with clarinetist Pete Fountain Al Hirt Allan Sherman Charlie Byrd and other stars. Perry Mason presents The Case of the Singular Double on channels 5 and 18 at 7. Late film I Love You Again stars Powell Loy on Channel 5 at 10 15 followed by We Who Die Young with Lana Turner at 12 10 on Channel 5.
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