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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
2
Ottawa Jaycees defend the twenty five cent parking fee for county fair operations. Rich Bonnett clarified the need for fees, noting profits support underprivileged children’s Christmas party. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company donated parking facilities, aiding cooperation with the Ottawa Fair Board.
A description of glaucoma testing using a tonometer to measure eye pressure. High readings indicate pressure buildup that can harden the eye and destroy sight if not detected early. The passage emphasizes early detection and prompt action.
A reader asks Dr Molner about perceived experiments with a new drug M S and wants reassurance that doctors listen. A separate note from a reader requests help on a blocked ear, possible eustachian tube congestion, and ear health guidance. Also a wart concern on the heel with removal options is addressed with method notes and a return visit advice.
NBC CBS and local channels list multiple shows with times and titles across a full day schedule. Notable entries include Dr Kildare Twilight Zone Perry Mason Leave It To Beaver and news segments along with a mix of movies and specials. The long list reflects a detailed grid of daytime and evening programming across NBC CBS and independent channels with weather reports and talk segments interspersed.
This Thursday marks the 234th day of 1963 with notable events across centuries. Highlights include the 1881 America's Cup race won by the schooner America, Richard III's death in 1485, Fitch's 1787 steam boat demonstration, Smith's 1928 nomination, Tito’s 1946 fliers rescue, and other anniversaries.
A busy TV night features Perry Mason in The Case of the Lucky Legs on channels 5 and 13 at 7. The Bard by Rad Serling’s Twilight Zone follows a streetcar conductor’s transformations. Desert Voice, Channel 4 at 9, is a nature hour. A Letter for Evie airs on Channel 5 at 10:15.
A collection of observations on education wealth gender and politics cites Henry Ford and the Ford Foundation. It touches on motherhood teen culture rail strikes Congress and a quiz about time periods and taxation with satirical tone across scattered vignettes.
A couple saved 670 ten cent coins in a glass jar for seven months at 218 W. 10th. The coins aided expenses when their daughter Donna Deann arrived on August 13. Also noted: a son born to Rex and (unnamed) Foushee. Wes Millington in Kansas City. Ottawans recall 1874 grasshopper invasion. S. H. Lucas recalls Locust Street peaches. Prof. Erasmus Haworth warns natural gas may last only a couple more years.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B. Wellington leads the publication as a member of the Associated Press, which holds republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
Police report at least 110 Muslims died and 68 injured when a mosque collapsed Tuesday in Yeotmal a central Indian town about 400 miles from Bombay. Emergency teams scrambled to recover victims amid the disaster.
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