07 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
1
The state budget director faces a tight year as Kansas runs a deficit. Incoming Governor William Avery and the Legislature must decide on tax increases or steep cuts. Agencies push for bigger budgets via fees and public relations, flooding waste baskets with publicity. The editorial urges trimming where appropriate and avoiding needless expansion.
A longtime reader laments the declining fortunes of the Saturday Evening Post once a weekly staple. He recalls fond serials by Kelland and Marquand and a college-era thrill of early access, then notes rising prices, layoffs, and a plan to reduce publication to alternating weeks.
The column notes that probenecid helps excrete uric acid but diet remains valuable to limit purine intake. It warns high purine foods like organ meats, red meats, gravies, sardines, and peas-lentils should be avoided during an acute attack and eaten sparingly between attacks. Losing weight is advised, but not as a sole cure, as aging alone does not explain progression.
A holding action grips the business front as talks slow price rises, wages, and loans. President Johnson and British PM Wilson meet, aiming to steady the dollar and boost trade while the Fed hinders lending costs to prevent choking growth. Banks face higher money costs yet ample funds keep competition from driving rates up.
Terry Murphy reports that Canada seeks immigrants to fill manpower shortages. D. H. Fry of the Canadian immigration service drives offices in the U S to lure workers with easy entry, no visas, and perks such as lower taxes, cheaper land, and no capital gains tax. Calgary and Edmonton grow fast. details available by writing Fry in Denver.
Channel 9 presents The Blizzard Makers at 6 30 with a Florida blizzard plot. A robotized scientist is assigned to kill Nelson at 7 30 on Channel 4. Tom Dick and Mary at 7 30 features a mother’s trouble and a reluctant husband. Andy Williams at 8 includes Goulet and Darin sketches. Hitchcock at 9 on Channel 4 stars Misadventure with a wealthy husband and a conspirator. Channel 5 10 15 offers Go for Broke. Channel 15 10 80 presents Back to Bataan with Wayne Quinn Bondi.
This history item notes December 7 1964 being the 342nd day of the year with 24 days remaining It highlights the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack where 150 to 200 Japanese planes struck the harbor and Navy casualties exceeded 4000 including 2117 killed It lists Delaware ratification in 1787 New York Philharmonic first concert Lloyd George as UK prime minister 1916 Canada and Australia declaring war on Japan 1941 and the sinking of six Japanese carriers by 1944 It also mentions Kefauver antitrust hearings five years prior and Bolivian hostage incident a year earlier
Television guide fragment lists daily schedules across NBC CBS and ABC with programs including Torey and Friends, The Great O Malley, Jungle Jon, Mickey Mouse Club, Andy Griffith, The Tonight Show, and many daytime serials, movies, news blocks, and church programs with times scattered and partial. It preserves channel numbers, show titles, and interleaved news and weather titles, noting multiple overlaps and fictional or garbled entries.
The Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas lists daily publication except Sundays holidays with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. It shows subscription prices for trade area by mail: one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 one year 9.00 and outside trade area one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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