21 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
1
Ottawa Herald page two dated Friday August 21 1964 summarizes local notices and short items with brief updates and community mentions. Content centers on quick reports of events around Ottawa with names and places typical of a mid twentieth century local paper.
Democratic candidate Harry G. Wiles of St. John seeks the governorship with a 13 point program including revamping the Kansas highway commission. He argues six appointed, unpaid commissioners work with a governor appointed director to decide road funding, amid rural versus urban funding tensions and alleged political influence.
Wiles urges replacing the current highway system with a three man state wide board. The Kansas Corporation Commission member favors full time paid members to oversee roads across Kansas. The idea would shift political power and face opposition from highway plan beneficiaries, but merits careful study given highway economics and usage.
A detailed hourly broadcaster lineup lists KOFO programming from 6:00 AM to 9:45 PM including Top Of The Morning segments, News and Weather blocks, KOFO Serenade, Country Karavan, Triad shows, and scheduled music blocks plus Morning Devotions and Evening Prayer. The schedule foregrounds morning farm and agricultural segments and wraps with sign off.
A dense OCR listing broadcasts across channels with times, programs, and performers. It catalogues cartoons, news, sports, dramas, movies, religious programs, and variety shows from afternoon through late night, highlighting titles such as Destry, Route 66, Navy and Mil streams, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Peter Gunn, Twilight Zone, and The Big Sky alongside public affairs and religious slots.
Visitors head to Fisherman's Wharf at the western end of San Francisco's piers to see the bay narrow to the Golden Gate. The area centers on the fish market and a surviving sailing ship slip, but is largely a dense mix of eateries and shops.
The writer describes an airy sea excursion from the Wharf past Presidio and Alcatraz, noting crowded excursion boats, seafood stalls, and souvenir shops. The trip lasts 74 minutes, with the experience ending in a Tarantino's lunch featuring a cocktail of small shrimp and a grilled sand dab.
Dear Dr. Molner advises avoiding roughage rich foods that resist digestion, such as nuts cabbage broccoli and raw pineapple, for spastic colons. He also lists laxative foods like prunes figs rhubarb berries and citrus peels to avoid stimulating the colon.
A compact listing of tonight’s TV lineup across channels including Debuts and films. Destry and Route 66 feature at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Blood-Brother-In-Law and The Opponent. Twilight Zone at 8:30 p.m. The Gentleman Caller at 9 p.m. Where The sidewalk Ends at 10:15 p.m. Til the End of Time at 11 p.m. Seabiscuit at 12:40 a.m. Brute Force late night lineup.
Attorney Joseph Woods files a $125 damage claim against the city alleging a police officer scratched his windshield while issuing a traffic ticket. Woods says patrolman William Clark wore a ring that nicked the glass.
The notice lists publication details for 106 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas with daily schedule except Sundays and holidays. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. Subscription rates by mail for trade area are $1 per month, $3 for three months, $5 for six months, and $9 per year. outside trade area $1.50 per month, $4.25 for three months, $8 for six months, and $15 for a year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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