Editorials on Page Four from Ottawa Herald
A set of editorial briefs from the Ottawa Herald's Page Four dated December 1, 1960. The items offer opinion on local and national issues, reflecting the newspaper's stance and tone.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
2
A set of editorial briefs from the Ottawa Herald's Page Four dated December 1, 1960. The items offer opinion on local and national issues, reflecting the newspaper's stance and tone.
The United States Department of Labor released a book titled Job Guide for Young Workers to aid counselors and agencies. It outlines labor market trends, the 4 million firms offering over 24,000 job kinds, and details duties qualifications prospects and where jobs are found for youths seeking work. It urges careful consideration of long-term gains over immediate pay and promotes use of local employment offices for guidance.
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and staff with subscription rates for trade and outside areas. Rates include one month 85 cents in trade area and 1.50 outside, three months 2 and 4.25 respectively, six months 3.75 and 8.00, one year 7 and 15 dollars, plus Kansas sales tax. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays and is a member of the Associated Press.
Dr Molner explains skin color reflects pigment and blood vessel depth, not health. Pale or ruddy complexions can both be healthy. anemia must be tested by hemoglobin levels, not by looks. Excess red flushes may come from surface arteries. health cannot be judged by skin redness alone.
Dorothy Rumbeck from Ottawa University performed in an organ recital at First Methodist Church. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J C Keim at 615 East Wilson, and another son to Mr and Mrs Tom Bond at 119 East Fifth. Ottawans read about air passenger line plans using Zeppelin styled dirigibles for 20 passengers at 45 to 50 mph linking Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington. Charles Fisher near Le Loup expected 14,000 bushels from 250 acres of corn.
The page traces a full television schedule listing shows by time and channel across a day, naming programs such as The Four O Clock Movie, Popeye, Highway Patrol, Captain Kangaroo, The Tonight Show era news and weather, soap operas, game shows, and classic dramas. It highlights multiple networks and hosts, with numerous titles like Shanghai Story, The Invisible Woman, and The Big Show, reflecting a period-appropriate variety slate and scheduling quirks.
New York AP notes TV networks plan major schedule overhauls as season ends. NBC will drop Riverboat for The Americans and replace Dan Raven and The Westerner with three half hour comedies Happy, Happy Family, and The Nanette Fabray Show. Do Re Mi will be replaced by Say When. ABC may cancel The Islanders. CBS drops The Witness for Gunslinger. Person-to-Person faces shaky prospects opposite Untouchables with possible move. The Ann Sothern Show also under review.
President elect John F Kennedy telegraphed the New York City Central Labor Council stating automation can increase living standards rather than cause unemployment. He said automation offers hope rather than despair and will require adaptability and industrial statesmanship.
Tonight offers new western Two Faces West on Channel 13 and The Three Musketeers Part 2 with Vincent Price on Channel 5. Other picks include Huckleberry Hound, Bat Masterson youth, and dramas starring June Allyson, Esther Williams, and Lew Ayres. Late movie features IT Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang on Channel 5.
Hollywood AP notes Woody Strode, a former UCLA football star and Tarzan actor, has begun a new path as a film actor under John Ford. He plays an Indian chief in Two Rode Together and previously appeared in The Trial of Sgt. Rutledge, with Ford browbeating but praising his work. Strode maintains fitness with 200 pushups daily and recalls a hard upbringing in Los Angeles before college and pro sports.
Singer Bobby Darin and starlet Sandra Douvan obtained a marriage license in Parsippany New Jersey. Douvan listed Beverly Hills California as her home and 18 years old while Darin signed as Walden Robert Cassotto 24 from Lake Hiawatha New Jersey. They did not specify a wedding location.
AP report from Wichita notes a search for a corset with money sewn inside ended without result. Leonard E. Lindsted said the corset belonged to his recently deceased mother and was believed to conceal several $100 bills. The corset had been taken to a city dump with other discarded clothing and was later buried when a bulldozer plowed the area.
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