Editorials on Page Four in Ottawa Herald February 6, 1962
A brief note indicating opinion pieces and commentary appear on page four of the Ottawa Herald for Tuesday February 6 1962. Names or specific column topics are not listed in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1962
Page
2
A brief note indicating opinion pieces and commentary appear on page four of the Ottawa Herald for Tuesday February 6 1962. Names or specific column topics are not listed in the fragment.
The Nation debates a Cabinet level Urban Affairs Department led by Robert C Weaver the first Black potential Cabinet member if approved. Critics say the push serves political aims with urban voters while supporters cite urban needs as justification. Ottawa High presents Oklahoma! to 2,000 attendees but Memorial Auditorium’s acoustics seats and walls are described as poor and in need of renovation.
Dear Dr Molner answers a reader about teens choosing not to wear hats in 40 degree weather. He says no physical harm from bareheadedness, though advice to stay warm with sweaters and gloves. frostbite risk is low at this temperature and discomfort prompts cover-up. He notes teens ignore parental pressure, ears feel pain when needed to cover up.
A roundup of brief opinions and notes comments on post office revenue and stamp costs, Barry Goldwater impressions, MacArthur birthday, quotes about ethics and retaliation concepts, with a playful jab at society pages and a reference to The Grim Reaper as a party nickname.
Auld Lang Syne by Ivan Brown in the E. V. Gibson Tire and Battery Show service dept. Misses Margaret Prunty Elisabeth Bryan and Marjorie Lancaster Ottawa High School faculty ill with influenza. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Durst ten miles SE of Ottawa. George Ozenberger's business trip to Jefferson City Mo. Dr J G Thornbury of Princeton in day spent with Dr F C Herr. Mrs J E Getty visits Topeka for relatives.
A devotional prayer praising faith over works and thanking God for leaders with insight who proclaim scriptural truths. The text centers on justification by faith from Romans chapters 1 and 3, followed by a prayer to conclude the message.
108 108 S Main published daily except Sunday and holidays. Wellington editor and publisher Robert 2. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside trade area by mail. One month to one year prices. Member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches republication.
TV listings document a dense Tuesday lineup across NBC CBS ABC and local channels with episodes pilots movies and news. It catalogs time slots from early morning to midnight including Popeye and Rogs ee Cartoons Highway Patrol Three Stooges Weather News Sports and various classic programs.
AP TV critic praises NBC presentation of Arsenic And Old Lace for 90 minutes. Abner sisters Abby and Martha enact witty murders while Tom Bosley and Boris Karloff deliver strong performances. James Stickney and Mildred Natwick charm as the sisters, with Tony Randall as the nephew. About Time hour examines time measurement using clips and Baxter narration but confuses Einstein theory for some viewers.
A pair of hour long specials dominates TV tonight. A musical tour of Japan led by Leonard Bernstein features the New York Philharmonic from a spring Tokyo tour, on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30 p.m. It will crowd Marshal Dillon and Password off the screen. The other is a comedy Henry Fonda and the Family with Dick Van Dyke Cara Williams Paul Linde Dan Blocker and more, on Channels 5 and 13 at 7 30 p.m. Red Skelton and the Dobie Gillis cast miss the night due to the special.
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