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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1965

Page

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From Williamsburg to Los Angeles a professor’s view

George Blair, valedictorian of Williamsburg High School class of 1942, now a government professor at Claremont Graduate College, Riverside, discusses metropolitan problems in Los Angeles and the erosion of citizen involvement. The piece also notes local tax concerns as Kansas debates shifting taxes and budget issues.

Kansas Town Williamsburg Los Angeles George Blair Blair Claremont Graduate College Riverside Calif

Danger Lurks in Charcoal Broiled Steak Says Health

A long opinion piece notes modern science links well done charcoal grilled steak to cancer risks via benzopyrene. It compares to cigarette smoke and advises steak should be grilled with careful technique and eaten promptly to preserve flavor while avoiding cancer fears.

Chicago

Understanding catarrh and its treatment from Dr Molner

A reader asks about catarrh and relief options. Dr Molner explains catarrh as a mucous flow due to irritation, warns against prolonged use of drying nose drops, and emphasizes finding the irritant. Causes may include cold, smoking fumes, allergy, or anatomical issues. diagnosis by medical examination is advised to identify and address the root cause.

Dr. Mather J.B. Catarrah

Students Join In Battle To Cut Teenage Smoking

Spokane schools lead an antismoking campaign using pupil participants. Senior and junior high students perform skits and host assemblies to persuade peers that smoking endangers health. About 20 000 students will be reached with posters, pamphlets, and closed circuit TV, featuring example youth leaders and a light, constructive approach.

Dale Robertson Shadle Park High School San Francisco Mark Pearson Washington State George L Werner Spokane Werner

Record 1964 traffic toll and costs top charts

The National Safety Council reports 47,800 traffic deaths in 1964, with $8.2 billion in economic losses and 1.7 million injuries. President Howard Pyle criticizes half hearted prevention efforts as vehicle miles totaling 840 billion rise 5 percent. December deaths reach 4,540, the highest December ever.

Chicago National Safety Council Howard Pyle Council

Can't Tell The Players Without A Program

A reader complains about the 1960s television program Shindig. He decries the performers’ and audiences’ blurring gender lines, describing the acts as garbled and juvenile. He urges teens to decide if they are men or women and ends with a call for clearer expression.

Babee Little Richard Elvis Presley Kanesas City Fuddy Duddies

Traveling gavel travels between Wellsville and Pomona lodges

Eldon Babcock of Ben Hur Lodge No. 322 AF and AM in Kansas City Kan presented the traveling gavel to Richard Thom, master of Wellsville Lodge No. 356 AF and AM, at a Feb 1 meeting. A Feb 3 group from Wellsville carried it to Pomona. its purpose is to foster visitation and fellowship among lodges statewide.

Eldon Babcock Ben Hur Kansas City Kan Richard Thomas Wellsville A.M Pomona Thomas Charles H. Weekes Oregon

Kansans Pioneered Mental Health Attitudes at Osawatomie

Marion J. Craney notes Kansas historic shift from stigma to treatment at Osawatomie State Hospital. Since 1863 state efforts grew from the first asylum to a modern 350 bed unit, aiming for 889 beds, with milieu therapy and varied treatments as patients rejoin communities.

Marion J. Craney Ottawa Kansas Osawatomie, Larned Topeka State Hospital Osawatomie State Hospital United States Osawatomie Marais Des Cygnes Kansas State Excic Archi Tects Knapp

Cedar Rapids item subscription rates and press note

The notice lists daily Cedar published paper rates for trade area by mail with one month at 1.00 and a year at 9.00, and outside area rates including one year at 15.00. It also notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press.

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