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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1963
Page
2
Editorial page from the Ottawa Herald dated Saturday August 17 1963 presents multiple viewpoints on current affairs. It reflects the era’s concerns and opinions with concise columns likely discussing local and national issues typical of editorial pages of that period.
Saturday Notebook notes the Yankees lead by eight games with no sign of slippage and recalls their eight or nine World Series appearances in the last dozen years. It ponders whether baseball needs scrutiny while a column mocks Charlie Finley’s pastel uniforms for the KC Athletics.
A reflective account traces Santa Fe from a sleepy Spanish provincial capital to a booming trading hub after 1821, driven by the Santa Fe Trail. the arrival of rail and later postwar booms reshape the city, altering its old guard and fortunes, with changes continuing into tomorrow.
Auld Lang Syne dispatches say 1600 to 1700 young Americans seek adventure in Spain and reportedly become prisoners of the armies they serve. Ottawa meetings explain the wheat loan plan as local notes cover illness, planned swimming pool for Summer Garden, and various local personnel changes and ads.
A survey by the American Medical Association shows that more than two thirds of states have adopted Kerr-Mills programs to aid near indigents for medical costs linked to old age. All states use Kerr-Mills funds for old age assistance recipients. Thirteen states acted since June 1, 1962. The plan, effective Oct. 1, 1960, matches federal funds for medically needy seniors 65 plus. The Kennedy proposal seeks broader coverage under Social Security.
In a medical column Dr Molner explains nervous stomach as a psychoso matic disorder when physical tests are negative. He advises addressing underlying tension with consistent care from a single doctor and conversation rather than overreliance on tranquilizers. He also clarifies that aplastic anemia is not leukemia, noting it is blood cell formation depression often from toxins.
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