03 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
1
An editorial warns of a new lobbying group organized to push a Sunday closing law through the Kansas Legislature. The 1963 law was ruled unconstitutional for discrimination, forcing some businesses to close while others stayed open. Lawmakers may pay lip service to Sabbath observance but seek Sunday news.
A New Group opposes a proposed law restricting Sunday shopping. They argue the measure would be an anti shopping center and anti discount house law. Critics say it would be unconstitutional in 1965 as in 1963.
A reflective note recalls Seattle’s era of memory training ads and cultural moments. Mentions a bridesmaid refrain and a humorous courtroom piano moment as emblematic scenes from that time. The piece evokes nostalgia for a period of media quirks and public curiosities.
A brisk social vignette recalls Addison Simms of Seattle selling memory courses while Albert Smith, a Briton-new resident, faces a court misdeed during naturalization. The judge cuts Smith from the citizen list, sparking reflections on patriotism, weariness in oratory, and GAR-era memories of Fourth of July speeches.
A reader with cirrhosis fears hopelessness but the doctor says recovery is possible if early treated and alcohol avoided. The column notes liver healing potential, urges stopping the offending drug, and promoting a balanced diet, with prayer and caution about disease progression. Others seek medical tips on tears ducts and knee swelling in separate letters.
Television schedule fragment lists programs and times including Magnus Gorilla Yogi Bear Lawman Flintstones with news weather sports and a community segment. Contains channel sequencing details and some show titles without full schedules or dates.
A dense listing of TV programming across channels with Daniel Boone, The Sister, My Three Sons, Bewitched and many classics. The guide details times from 6:30 p m through the early morning, including movies, serials, news, weather and special segments across Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 9 Channel 13 and Channel 5013.
The Kansas Bankers Association endorsed a two summer workshop program for teachers to boost practical economics teaching. Thad M. Sandstrom of Topeka and Dr. Harold E. Sponberg of Washburn University explained the plan, aiming to reduce economic illiteracy in schools. Salina offered a 15 week in service workshop. other districts weigh similar programs and bankers were urged to provide scholarships.
On this date in 1915 the recall of Capt Franz von Papen and Capt Karl Boy Ed was requested for sabotage plots. In 1894 Robert Louis Stevenson died. In 1917 Woodrow Wilson urged war against Austria Hungary. In 1941 FDR extended aid to Turkey. In 1944 American bombers hit Tokyo plants.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details editor Robert B Wellington and pricing for trade area and outside trade area by mail. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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