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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
2
Editorial argues Hoffa remains unchallenged within the Teamsters despite a hung jury in a Taft Hartley Act case. It notes his influence, wage gains for members, and cracks in leadership while urging renewed federal action for accountability.
The new Congress will review President Kennedy budget figures with defense set to rise about 3 billion and space programs likely up 2 billion. An additional 700 million for the national debt could push the total near 99 billion, possibly crossing 100 billion with congressmembers adding projects, yet no tax relief appears on the horizon.
Dear Dr Mother explains common bloating causes including air swallowing chronic gas from stomach issues delayed emptying and spasms plus possible allergy gallbladder and intestinal factors. The piece offers self checks like a food diary and notes cooked foods may be easier to tolerate for some. It also explains hyperten sive cardiovascular disease in a separate query from Mrs F O.
A local reader recalls a first symphony concert and asks about a brass cymbal while a column mocks college ship courses. The piece riffs on politics, used-car ads, gloves in car compartments, and Elks Club as shelter. It includes biblical quotes, a prayer, and self-help health notes from Dr. Mather about hypertension and thyroid pills.
Auld Lang Syne Freda Ann Drake a five year old ill with scarlet fever. Ralph Adams becomes Fox Theaters bookkeeper in Kansas City after previously managing a Fox theater in Fort Scott. A daughter Edith Marie born to Mr and Mrs Henry Brown southeast of Ottawa. Robert Latimer moves from 1029 S Main to 947 S Hickory. J L Shelden and family visiting LeHo with parents Mr and Mrs J H Shelden. Ruel Mitchell Ralph Ray Weinheimer and Arnold Bell went hunting on the Weinheimer farm and bagged fifteen rabbits.
A dense list of daytime and evening programs across networks includes news, weather, sports, dramas, and cartoons. Notable entries feature Huntley Brin kley, Dragnet, Mickey Mouse Club, Gunsmoke, World of Sports, and features like For Me and My Gal, Lost Planet Airman, Desperate Siege, and Trail of the Lonesome Pine with varying times and channels.
Tonight's program features Mitch Mill Don Ameche performing My Reverie on International Showtime. Circus Goes Latin showcases acts from Circus Schumann in Copenhagen, Denmark. Earlier at 6:30 the Rawhide show presents Incident of Decision. Late film is The Lady Has Plans starring Paulette Goddard.
The Regents accepted the Eurich panel's report on a broad education program and asked the Legislature for approval on several phases. Panel members included Bowles Gould Keppel McIntosh Tickton Whitaker and consultants like Carmichael Elmendorf Enarson Gores Hobson Meade Nelson Newsom Nimicht Smith Wells Woodring. Tomorrow: The new lock in Kansas education.
The Eurich report, a 54 page blue booklet titled Kansas Plans For The Next Generation, surveys Kansas higher education for the Board of Regents. It warns of a coming college boom and urges a long range blueprint balancing growth with prudent spending. Led by Alvin C. Eurich, the panel offers specific financing, waste elimination, faculty salaries, and better use of 14 junior colleges, plus Wichita area university relations.
Los Angeles based UCLA researchers Drs John M Adams and David T Imagawa propose a possible indirect link between measles and multiple sclerosis suggesting a disguised measles virus may be involved in the disease.
Made by the makers of U.S. Money promotes automatic payroll saving with a 33 percent interest rate to maturity. The new rate started June 1, 1959, with Series E bonds maturing 14 months earlier than before at seven years nine months. Pre June 1959 purchases earn an extra 14 percent. You can cash bonds anytime at any bank, but keeping them increases returns and supports peace.
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