Age Rout Editorials OTTAWA HERALD 1963
Editorials from the Ottawa Herald dated Saturday August 16 1963 discuss aging issues and public policy observations. The column reflects mid century attitudes and civic concerns observed by the publication.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1963
Page
2
Editorials from the Ottawa Herald dated Saturday August 16 1963 discuss aging issues and public policy observations. The column reflects mid century attitudes and civic concerns observed by the publication.
Saturday Notebook questions police use of force after a drag race on I 35 near Ottawa. Anonymous calls dispute official accounts as teens allegedly clash with sheriff deputies. legality of drag racing and late night car traffic cited, while reading experts wonder when force is justified.
Dr Mother offers travel guidance for insulin use, advising never to leave insulin in baggage and to carry it in a coat pocket or purse. Tips include avoiding heat and cold, using Steritubes for needles, cleansing with alcohol, and carrying compact kits with insulin, syringe, and alcohol. Also mentions premenstrual blues leaflet and a few patient questions on infantile uterus and pediatric weight guidance.
A devotional prayer asks for faithfulness in witnessing to Christ and salvation. It thanks those who shared the “word of life” and asks for guidance to do likewise in daily life. Amen.
NY AP piece presents a string of humorous aphorisms about life, manners, and modern quirks. It riffs on aging, social trends, language, and common habits, each line a standalone observation with a light satirical tilt.
The essayist notes two encounters with a barefoot hobo and a rattling liquor store door amid rising national prosperity. He recalls past booms and busts, fearing a repeat of the early 1930s poverty and the social strain that could spur a shift toward socialism. The tone is cautionary and reflective.
On August 10 1963 history marks events from 1792 the French monarchy fallen to Louis XVI captured and Tuileries attacked. 1776 Franklin Adams Jefferson proposed One from many for the Great Seal. 1821 Missouri admitted 21st state. 1887 Chatsworth HI bridge tragedy 75 killed 279 injured. 1917 Wilson signs food control bill Hoover food administrator. 1945 Japan offers to surrender Potsdam near end of WW II. Five and ten years ago coverage notes Canadian election Polish press and UN sanctions on Mozambique.
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