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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
2
A Michigan publisher predicts a spring vote on a new state constitution and warns of a donnybrook as voters resist change. Kansas faces a similar struggle with piecemeal efforts and a limit of three amendments per election, reflecting persistent resistance to constitutional reform.
In the state legislature session proposals are being submitted for the next state election in fall 1964. The call argues the Kansas constitution, once a wonderful document, is now outmoded, rooted in the 19th century horse and buggy era. It urges the Republican party to lead and push a full rewrite, saying revision is long overdue.
The doctor explains hot flashes can occur with menopause changes but are not dangerous. Hormone therapy may ease them temporarily, with variation in intensity and duration. Tranquilizers can help some, especially nervous women. Fatigue, emotional stress, and thyroid issues can trigger flashes. rest and thyroid checks may reduce them.
John Higdon of east of Rantoul dropped a 15 gallon milk can on his foot fracturing two bones in the foot. Local report notes the accident and resulting injury.
Ottawa area TV listings include channel guides for NBC CBS ABC and local stations with a long schedule of programs. It notes James Peckham of Rantoul sought eye treatment in Ottawa and mentions residents’ semester arrivals and local utility repairs.
A columnist questions long summer recess and asks how teachers can endure. Noting social and political irritants, the piece critiques public budgets, etiquette trends, and national ambitions while reflecting on days like Mother's Day and a moonbound era.
Prayer cites Romans 15 4 seeking learning patience and hope through scripture. It asks God to free souls from doubt and fear and grant peace amid life s storms guided by Thy Word through Jesus Christ Amen.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays. Robert B. Wellington, Editor and Publisher. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside area by mail. Member of the Associated Press. AP rights noted for local news and dispatches.
Martha Raye and Peter Lawford join Andy Williams on Channel 4 at 9 PM to present Cinderella with Williams as narrator. The New Christy Minstrels also perform. Channel 4 at 8:30 features Hazel wedding turned church affair. Channel 9 airs Fred Astaire's Premiere with The Hat of Sergeant Martin at 9. Channel 5 shows The Man Who Talked Too Much at 10:15.
Mrs. Rebecca McFadden entered Stillwater Municipal Hospital this week for flu treatment joining four of her six children also ill. Her husband Julian and the remaining two children are sick at home. Neighbor Rose Goodner helped care for them and has since contracted the flu.
NBC presents a 90 minute Pygmalion adaptation with Julie Harris as Eliza, James Donald as Higgins, praised for strong acting and color use. The piece notes shifts in NBC ABC prime time plans next season, hinting at program cancellations and scheduling changes including Wagon Train and Ben Casey.
The Merv Griffin Show office reports over 9,000 letters protesting the cancellation, not counting messages to the network or local stations, plus many phone calls and telegrams.
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