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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1959
Page
2
The President travels through Athens, Karachi, New Delhi on a long tour, hailed as a missionary of peace. Millions have seen and cheered him, signaling broad international sympathy for peace with honor. Critics note the surprising popularity challenges old assumptions about American unpopularity abroad.
A neighbor town shows a DC-7 poking through a hangar door after engine work. Airlines face space limits as jets grow bigger, prompting talk of smaller planes and more compact air travel, with municipal airports shaping community benefits.
Arkansas has lost 8.3 percent in population and Nevada has gained 70 percent. Liberalized divorce and gambling laws seem good for business. Patrons of night clubs deduct costs from their taxes as train passengers use passes. After his return our President may forget Karachi. The exposure of rigging continues. New York City uses a fixed Santa Claus to catch drug peddlers. Holidays feel dreary as traveling men are off the road. Space monkey Sam is unusual. Brother editor boasted of a bushel of turnips from a subscriber. Payola, huh. An elderly resident is unusual. He recalls the short soft winters of youth.
A 25 year recap notes a newborn son for Lloyd and Mrs Neal of Williamsburg, James Doyle ill at home, Nichols couple visiting Butler for a sister's illness, a small Ottawa fire contained by hunters, police banning megaphones for auction shout sales, and Cornelius Vanderbilt visiting Ottawa during his Missouri Pacific board assignment.
Dr Molner explains that most bad breath starts above the neck with teeth and gums as common culprits, including cavities, food debris, periodontal pockets, and infections. Sinus disease, tonsils, adenoids, nasal membrane issues, bronchiectasis, lung cavities from TB, and certain foods or drugs can also emit odors. Some cases have no clear cause. once identified, treatment follows.
Prayer text urges compassion for neglecting to seek Christ. It asks for desire to journey toward Him, to increase faith in His saving power, and to find and worship Christ in His name. It reflects devotional language and biblical reference from John 1 11.
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and editor information for Ottawa Kansas. It specifies daily operation except Sundays and holidays, subscription rates for local and out of area readers, and notes exclusive AP republication rights.
The page lists a dense line of TV programs across channels with times from 5:00 to past midnight, including shows like Price Is Right, I Love Lucy, Twilight Zone, Batman, and Mister Rogers, alongside news, weather, sports, and late night talk. It reads as a cluttered guide reflecting a multi-channel day’s lineup with numerous titles and times.
Pratt Kansas AP reports the state requests a federal extension of the duck hunting season to January 3. Forestry fish and game director Dave Leahy said he asked the Interior Department to grant the extension as Kansas still holds about 14 percent of the remaining duck population.
Esau and Jacob, twins with divergent paths, clash over birthright and blessing. Rebekah guides Jacob to deceptive substitution of venison for blessing, enabling Jacob to secure Isaac’s blessing while Esau laments and vows vengeance. Postscript notes Esau’s enduring enmity toward Jacob.
New York AP. CBS moves to curb electronic deceit in entertainment programs. Vice President Joseph Ream issues a standards memo detailing when pre recorded elements may be acknowledged and how audience reaction should be labeled. He aims to end show fixing kickbacks and payola while promising broader rule work.
Two men questioned in a St. Louis safe burglary case were released with no charges. The IRS, alerted by police, checked their records and found back taxes. John Paul Spica, 24, owed 753.17 dollars. Norman James Kohn, 28, owed 381.84 dollars. Kohn had 381.82 on him. Spica 701.26 was seized, leaving 31.91 still due.
AP reports steel mills flood output while finished products move to users only to be consumed. With a January deadline for a court strike-truce, observers fear a renewed stoppage would ripple across industries from construction to chemicals, potentially leaving 10 to 15 million jobs affected. A settlement in steel labor talks is deemed essential to the economy.
New York AP report recalls a child romance on an apartment floor. Tracy Ann, six, loves seven year old Mark who prefers drawing and staying close. Tracy writes a love letter and plans marriage and five children while Mark shifts to crayons, unsure of future commitment.
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