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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1960
Page
2
An editorial on Nevada's legal gambling shows that in the first quarter of 1960 gamblers lost over 45 million dollars while the state collected 2 647 079 in taxes and license fees. It notes the house odds favor the house and urges readers to consider such losses as part of vacation spending, not a model for other states.
A light society column quotes jokes on fashion, seeing-eye dogs, and a mix of political and social musings. It notes Prohibitionists fielding a candidate, rising two-car households at nineteen percent, and a jibe about Nixon’s daughter while musing on a hot-rod teens and Russia’s stubborn Communist image.
The Ottawa Herald lists the paper at 106-108 South Main with daily publication except Sundays and certain holidays. Pricing shows in trade area by mail monthly 85 cents, three months 2.00, six months 3.78, one year 7.00. outside trade area monthly 1.30, three months 4.26, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is published by Guy Snedaker with Robert B. Wellington as editor and is a member of the Associated Press.
Dr Molner guides Mrs M M through identifying triggers for detergent related skin irritation. He suggests testing for allergies to detergents, soaps, and other items, using soap, rubber gloves with cotton liners, silicone lotions, and antihistamine or steroid-containing preparations as needed. He emphasizes removing the irritant to restore skin comfort.
A short devotional prayer appeals to God as creator and thankfulness for life. The prayer asks for awe at creation and for God to recreate in believers the loveliness of Christ, concluding in Jesus name.
DETROIT AP The first 1961 model cars roll from assembly lines this week with Buick and Plymouth starting on new models. Buick focuses on its new smaller Special. Oldsmobile begins volume production of the F-85 next month. Pontiac may delay Tempest until October. Total 1960 model output likely tops six million, up from 5,368,046 in 1960 and 4,260,039 in 1958. Six compact models Rambler Falcon Valiant Corvair Comet Lark will make up about 26 percent of the total, roughly 1.6 million units.
Channel 4 features Betty Davis as a school marm leading girls to a finishing school aboard a wagon train. Channel 5-18 presents The Volcano Seat with an American crew in World War II. Channel 9 offers Hawaiian Eye missing girl plot and Ozzie headlines. Channel 4 sets matchmaking night on Happy with Selly and Chris. Channel 5-13 airs Raiders in Beatnik Village. Channel 9 shows Hungry Hill feud. Channel 13 presents Dante's Inferno with Spencer Tracy. Channel Walter Pigeon and Rosalind Russell star in Design for Scandal.
Cape Canaveral Fla The Navy reports another Polaris rocket launch as completely successful with a ground launch from underground tube sending the missile 1100 miles down the Caribbean range. It underscores a ninth launch in four weeks and 28th this year with twenty successes alongside Hound Dog bomber tests and an Atlas failure.
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