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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1964

Page

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Republican Platform Seeks End to Wartime Excise Taxes

The San Francisco Republican platform calls for removing excise taxes on pens, pencils, jewelry, cosmetics, handbags, wallets and toiletries. The idea echoes long-standing demands amid debates on wartime taxes, with notes on poverty impact and ongoing fiscal policy as an election-year issue. President Johnson signals potential tax cuts if prosperity holds, though skepticism remains about political rhetoric versus action.

San Francisco Hurray Johnson

Tallest redwood in Bohemian Grove towers above dining area

In Bohemian Grove California the giant redwood near the outdoor dining area is described as the tallest in the grove. Observers estimate heights from 279 to 313 feet with a bronze plate at the base reading 301 feet, though the exact figure is disputed.

Bohemian Grove Calif St. Bernard

Oldest redwood debate centers on height and age numbers

The author muses on which redwood tops the world, citing the Founder's Tree, Rockefeller tree, and a taller stand near Eureka. Heights shift with new measurements, while age remains unknown. conservationists, lumber interests, and highway planners all figures in the debate as an elderly friend quips aging makes little difference.

Bohemian Grove Redwood Creek Orick Humboldt State Park National Geographic Society Eureka Min

Sleep patterns of a bright toddler and menopause questions

Reader asks if an 18 month old who naps from noon to 2 pm and wakes at 7 am is sleeping too much. Dr Molner says no, children rarely get too much sleep and suggests a mother ignore critics while maintaining routines. The rest discusses menopause onset, symptoms, and pamphlet request, noting variability among women and no exact timing.

Dr. Mother T.M Mother L.P

Menopause realities and hair removal myth addressed

Reader letters discuss menopause as a natural life stage and clarify electrolysis hair removal. A pharmacist notes hair regrowth appearance due to darker regrown hairs, not root restoration. The page includes old local notes from 25 and 50 years ago and a prayerl bearing a church verse.

Autumn Plans Shaping During Summer Drought

AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON reports that autumn plans are forming across many industries despite drought and heat. Steelmakers push toward a 120 million ton year, auto firms anticipate a record sales year, railroads and trucks move large farm crops, and retailers expect higher quality goods with more disposable income. Farm output remains near record despite regional drought, with 59 crops at 111 percent of the 1957-59 average, below last year’s peak but ahead of earlier years. Retailers foresee a stronger year end as consumption improves and inflation remains contained.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York (Ap Agriculture Department

Fractured Flickers and Classic TV Lineup Tonight

Channel 4 offers Fractured Flickers at 6:30 p.m asking Cowpoke William S Hart to rescue the heroine in a Western. Dr Kildare at 7:30 p.m features Dolly's Dilemma as a wealthy widow seeks aid. Channel 4 also airs New Christy Minstrels at 8:30 p.m with Louis Nye aboard a Disneyland riverboat. Channel 5 carries The Corpse Came C OD at 10:15 p.m with Brent Blondell Jergens. My Six Convicts stars Gilbert Roland Beal Thompson Mitchell.

Channel 4 William S. Hart Hollywood Dr. Kildare Dolly Leonard Gillespie New Christy Minstrels Louis Nye Channel 5 George Brent Joan Blondell Adele Jergens Gilbert Roland John Beal Marshall Thompson Millard Mitchell

Dad Can't Separate TV Good Bad Guys

A Richmond AP column explores how a family debates who were the good or bad guys in history when watching TV and reading. The author notes television and historical documentaries provoke questions about Civil War and other era loyalties from a Southern child and the family’s mixed ancestry.

Dad Richmond Ilinois Kansas California Louisiana

This Day In History 1964 Aug 13 War Reflections

On August 13 1964 notable events included Florence Nightingale’s death in 1910 and a sequence of historical snippets. Dialogue reflects a child’s wartime confusion about who was good or bad among British Americans and pirates, touching De Gaulle and Lafitte in a child’s questions about modern France.

Florence Nightingale Norfolk Mass Haiti Cuba South Viet Nam France de Gaulle Lafitte

Television Log List of daytime and late night programs

A dense schedule lists TV programs by time slot including Highway Patrol, Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, News, Rawhide, Perry Mason, Dr Kildare, My Three Sons, The Corpse Came COD, Steve Allen, Hollywood Palace, Sea Hunt, News, Faith For Our Times, Today, Captain Kangaroo, Make Room For Daddy, and Topper, among others, with varying channels and times. The entry resembles a daily station log detailing program titles and half hour increments.

Highway Patrol News Texan Speak Flintstones Password Rawhide Donna Reed Dr. Kildare My Three Sons Perry Mason Jimmy Dean New Christy Minstrels Stoney Burke Nurses Kraft Suspense Theater Weather Steve Allen Hollywood Palace Sea Hunt Pioneers Daily Word Faith For Our Times Torey Make Room For Daddy Topper Pete and Gladys Loretta Young Mickey Mouse Club Torey and Friends Jack Paar Alfred Hitchcock

Ottawa daily schedule and subscription rates listing

Ottawa Herald outlines subscription prices for local and out of trade area by mail, plus a dense program grid of television and radio time slots including Day In Court, I Love Lucy, Price Is Right, News, and multiple serials with station names and show titles. The document blends mailing rates with a full broadcast schedule and program notes.

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