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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1961
Page
2
Editorial proposes truck parking solution for city
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting, directors discussed how heavy vehicles disrupt parking. Parallel parking in limited blocks strains car spaces, while two main lots lack suitable surfacing. A suggested fix is converting the courthouse lawn into a large truck parking area for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Hickory
Walnut
This And That by joh A nation of common ground and looming compromise
The column notes shared elements between the United States and the Soviet Union and hints at a future compromise to secure world peace. It jests about a Kennedy Khrushchev era, lampoons long delays, and observes housing tightness IPH housing in a nearby town. It mix of social whimsy and political bemoaning ends with a political anecdote about a state politician and inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Ussr
Mr. K
Kansas hotels seek liquor by the drink measure
Hotel men in Kansas urge a bill to allow liquor by the drink in first class cities to retain convention business lost to border states. Dry forces vow to oppose, charging industry backing. Critics say current regulations hurt the state's economy as conventions increasingly head to Kansas City across the line where liquor is cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Auld Lang Syne News Roundup From 25 Years Ago
Sixty chickens were stolen from Leo Bristow’s farm nine and a half miles east of Ottawa. A. C. Wells of Olive 1026 received word that his brother S. W. Wells had died in Kenesaw. A wolf drive southeast of Richmond yielded no wolves but many rabbits were shot by about a hundred participants. Mark Forester of Daven port Dry Goods bought Leader Mercantile and plans to raise capital from 10000 to 15000 to form Forester Dry Goods Co. Directors include Mark Forester Emma Brockway A M Warner Mrs A M Warner and Mrs Mark Forester. Stella McCandless returned from Emporia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mark Forester
Davenport Dry Goods Co
Leader Mercantile Co
Forester Dry Goods Co
Emma Brockway
A. M. Warner
Mental illness heredity and viewpoint shift
Dr MOLNER reframes insanity as emotional illness shaped by stress. heredity may influence risk, but environment and coping capacity determine illness. discusses hospital versus daily life breakdowns, ongoing research links nervous system biology, and urges broader understanding beyond simple inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W
Prayer For Today From A Devotional Note
A short prayer invites quiet submission to divine direction. It asks God to reveal timeless truths and provide calm minds and guiding principles for living through Christ. The text centers on knowing God through His word and walking as Christ did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Ottawa Herald masthead and rates notice
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details, editor, publisher and pricing. Subscription rates are shown for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options, plus a Kansas sales tax. The note confirms AP membership and republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Associated Press
Television Schedule Highlights From a Bygone Evening
A dense listing of programs across channels detailing cartoons, Westerns, game shows, soaps, news, and movies. Notable titles include Wagon Train, Hawaiian Eye, The Price is Right, The Tonight Show era segments, and various network news slots with anchors like Harold Mack and Douglas Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wib
Quick Draw McGraw
Dev Nelson
Harold Mack
Cochise
Don Harrison
Monte Moore
Bill Yearout
Douglas Edwards
Evening TV Highlights and Notable Airings
A collage of channel listings outlines tonight's shows. Channel 4 features The Price Is Right Wagon Train and Peter Loves Mary. Channel 9 airs Hong Kong and Naked City. Other programs include Aquanauts Belafonte and Hawaiian Eye. A fire incident and a feud are noted in brief mentions.
Ben Gurion Quits as Israel Premier Over Lavon Affair
President Izhak Ben-Gurion accepted the resignation of prime minister David Ben-Gurion, who said he would take a short leave and resume work later. The caretaker cabinet will remain, while Lavon’s role and the spy-ring incident in Egypt in 1964 remain central to the controversy. Ben-Gurion has resigned several times before and promised to read and write during the leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
David Ben- Gurion
Lavon
Izhak Ben#vi
Ben-Gurion
Pinchas Lavon
Egypt
Paar Travel Show Signals Possible Career Path
New York AP review notes Jack Paar may pursue travel talk after his TV run. Paar presents amateur travel films with humor, quiet insight, and occasional imperfect focus. Bobby Darin’s variety hour precedes the travelogue, featuring Joanie Summers and Bob Hope in a lively but not memorable segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Paar
Jack
NBC
Paar
Parr
Bobby Darin
Bob Hope
Darin
Perry Como
Sinatra
Crosby
Donald O'Connor
Joanie Summers
Hope
Washington
Air Force mum about results of new missile
A newly launched satellite Samos II circles Earth every 95 minutes on a pioneer mission to develop a global electronic reconnaissance system. Officials refuse to confirm if it transmits photos, while tracking stations in California Hawaii and Alaska monitor its polar orbit between 300 and 350 miles high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Point Arguello
Calif
Samos II
United States
Earth
Samos JI
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Oahu
Hawaii
Kodiak
Alaska
Air Force Satellite Test Center
Sunnyvale
Nouth
San Francisco
Samos I
Tony Perkins Finds Therapy in Psycho Success
AP Movie writer reports Tony Perkins credits Psycho with resolving his box office anxiety and boosting his confidence. He describes the film as the most seen black and white picture, attributes success to Hitchcock and cast, and forecasts an Academy nomination. Perkins confirms ongoing projects with Ingrid Bergman and Yves Montand and hints at future collaborations with Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood (Ap
Tony Perkins
Alfred Hitchcock
Perkins
Ingrid Bergman
Yves Montand
France
Hitchcock
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Joh
Leo Bristow
A. C. Wells
Olive
S. W. Wells
Kenesaw, Ned
Stella McCandless
Emporia
Joseph G. Molner
M.B
Dundee
Ill
John
The
CBS
ABC
Aquanat
Hong Kong
Aquanat’s
Donna Reed
My Sister
Eileen S
Peter Loves
Mary
Circle Theater
Naked City
Five Star Theater
Gordon Jump
Five Star News
West
Black Paar
Chris Condon
Daily Word
Sadio
Kid Fro
Continental Classroom
Captain Kangaroo
Eata 5
Kansas City
Richard C. Hottelet
Good Morning Movie
Jack la Lanne
Video Village
Guiding Light
Accent
Jan Murray
Lovett, Young
Young Dr. Malone
Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
Verdied
Daddy
Hollywood
International Squadron
Highway Patrol
Olaf Soward
Dey Nelson
Newna
Huckleberry Hound
Huntley-Brinkley
Newa
Outlaws
Ann Sothern
Gustward Ho
Angel
Bat Masterson
Witness
Ernie Ford
CBS Reports
Arkansas
Patterna
Movietime
U.S.A
Chris Condor
Channel 4
Ozzie and Harriet
Channel 9
Belafonte
Buddy Hackett
Hawaiian Eye
Eileen
Peter
Lindseys
Wilma
Bing Crosby
Harry
Government of Israel Falls
Keen Company
Bill
W. E. Evey
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
F.d.1.c
Bob Thomas
Music Man
Robert Preston
Dorothy McGuire
Eve Arden
Butterfield
Bora
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