A Schedule Cluttered TV Day on Channel 4 and 13
A dense listing shows Channel 4 and 13 air a mix of news, dramas, westerns, sports and theater from early morning to late night. Programs include Huntley Brinkley, Wagon Train, Malibu Run, Naked City, Five Star Theatre, Stagecoach West, and The Big Show with various anchors and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mack
Gordon Jump
Cochise
Don Harrison
Monte Moore
Johnny Yatea
Huntley-Brinkley
Douglas Edwards
Hong Kong
Hong Kon
Dance Saen
Mystery Theater
Angel
Dotuna Reed Gine
Hawa
Jimmy Durnate
Armstrong Circle Theater
Jack Pas
Dew Nelson
Jack Pasar
Stagecoach West
Jack Paar
Honolulu
Jeanie
Highway Patrol
Soward
Dev Nelson
Five Star Theater
Jeckh Paar
Unity Daily Word
Dear Dr Mother Advice On Toys And Health Habits
A reader asks about a four and a half year old clinging to a stuffed doll and whether to remove it. The doctor counsels letting the child keep the doll for now, noting mild attachments are common and reassuring parents that there is little psychiatric danger. If fixation persists past early school years, reassess rather than panic. The column covers other home health queries about apples cholesterol, fissures, and reheating vegetables safely, offering practical guidance and encouraging light medical advice.
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Dr. Molner
Vaid
Dr. Mother
Um. Whildhead
Shappen
TV Guide Style Schedule Fragments From Appear to January 13
Fragmented OCR style listing TV shows and times across channels and hosts. Includes program titles such as Loretta Young, Make Room for Daddy, The Millionaire, Gunslinger, The Untouchables, and News features with various time slots and host names.
This And That Loot and Odd Vocations
A jumble of light items and quips mentions a burglary loot including ladders and a 20 foot piece. Commentary notes a Wichita home burglary link, a vet avoiding night calls, and a wry take on office wastebaskets and electronic accounting. It also hints at air fare equity and a bridal bridle shower among light domestic items.
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Wichita
Editor challenged by Birch Society critique forces
From Our Readers letters defend the John Birch Society against charges of being “dangerous.” The writer accuses editors of ignorance, cites Cold War era figures, defends anti-Communist action, and urges objective discussion, asking readers to consider censorship, liberty, and individual responsibility. The piece questions editor appeals to fear and urges dialogue, referencing Hoover and Shaw and invoking 1776 as precedent.
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John Birch Society
America
Freedom
Birch Society
Kremlin
Castro
George Washington
Cuba
Laos
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Indonesia
Tibet
John Birch
Walker
J. Edgar Hoover
JB Society
Kennedy rejects resumption of nuclear tests this year
President Kennedy will not permit any nuclear test resumption this year regardless of Geneva signals. He outlined to congressional leaders that the United States backs a self enforcing ban with inspection veto by the Soviet Union. Arthur H. Dean will return to Geneva to probe Soviet adherence to three power inspection control and may return quickly if their stance holds.
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Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
United States
United Nations
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Dean
U S Ready With Airlift If Berlin Blockade Emerges
Washington AP Senator Richard B Russell said the United States can start an airlift within 24 hours if Communists blockade West Berlin, should such a offset move be decided as a countermeasure.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
West Berlin
United States
This Evening's TV Highlights
Television lineup preview noting a mix of drama and crime shows across channels. Mentions Man From Co chise Malibu Run Hong Kong Danger Man Angel Mystery Theater Naked City and other titles with brief plot hints and a late movie Foreign Intrigue featuring Robert Mitchum and Genevieve Page at 10 15 p m
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Robert Mitchum
Genevieve Page
Channel 9
Prayer for Today Be Angry Yet Do Not Sin
Brief devotional prayer quoting Ephesians 4 26 asks heavenly Father to grant power to guard against angry words and to forgive quickly the person who hurts us in anger. It ends with a standard Our Father prayer and Amen.
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Bernard ‘Shaw
Heavenly Father
Auld Lang Syne and Movers Across Town
Columbus resident Auld Lang Syne Bobbie Pucket returned home after visiting Dorothy Jean Webster. Oscar Jacobs of Kansas City moved his family to Ottawa after purchasing Williamson Coal and Junk Co. Dr J F Barr, Lee Barnett and Al Tucker fished in Minnesota. Howzer Barber Shop advertised first class shares at 10 cents. Elmer Manley M F McCarthy and Oscar Johnson traveled to Kansas City to watch a hockey game between the Blues and the Millers. A new porch rising on F B Houghton residence 520 S Cedar. the house raised on a higher foundation last year to avoid floods.
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Bobbie Pucket
Columbus
Dorothy Jean Webster
Oscar Jacobs
Kansas City
Williamson Coal and Junk Co
Ottawa
Elmer Manley
M. F. McCarthy
Oscar Johnson
Blues
Millers
F. B. Houghton
S. Cedar
Roaring 20s Still Roaring in Hollywood Studios
Hollywood prop departments chase 1920s era items as Desilu Warner Bros and Fox shoot The Roaring 20s Margie and related series. They seek yellow slickers from high schools and colleges used for stage gags while old props like ice boxes and Maxfield Parrish reproductions fill warehouses. If readers have circa 1920 slickers, producer Hal Goodman asks to ship them to Fox.
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Hollywood
Maxfield Parrish
Desilu
Warner Bros
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Margie
Hal Goodman
Fox
Etra
Kennedy frees highway funds for Missouri and Kansas
President Kennedy ordered immediate release of more than 22 million dollars to Missouri and over 10.6 million to Kansas from the federal highway program. State engineers say the funds will speed up project planning and contracting, with use on interstate routes or other federal-aid roads. The federal share remains 90 percent for interstates and 50 percent for others.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Kennedy
J. J. Corbett
Missouri Highway Department
Jefferson City
Corbett
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead notice
Ottawa Herald presents its daily edition with subscription rates for trade area and outside area. The page lists prices by mail for one month, three months, six months, and one year, along with editorial staff names Robert B Wellington and Guy Snedake and notices the paper as a member of the Associated Press.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B Wellington
Guy Snedake
Associated Press
AP News Dispatch
Death and funeral customs in Europe Asia and a local invitation
The article surveys death rituals in Ireland Hungary China and Japan with details on mourning periods candles bells coins and coffin practices. It then invites Ottawa churches to submit histories for a historical column and mentions an Ottawa undertaking company.
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Ireland
Hungary
Ottawa
Franklin County
Towner
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