Editorial Hurts Us Little Fellows on Railroads
Ottawa Herald editorial reflects on railroads facing private versus public control. Santa Fe spokesman Gil Sweet argues for private railways with fair treatment and realistic taxation. He cites property taxes on rail lines and advocates excluding railroad property from local taxes with federal sharing. The piece links rail costs to general consumers.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Ottawa Rotary Club
Gil Sweet
Uncle Sam
Sle
Railroads
Santa Fe
Kansas
Sweet
Gas Transmission Corporation
Reader letter critiques editor over town projects
From Our Readers encloses a check for renewal. Joe L. Mildfelt of Richmond criticizes the editor for harping on a new hospital parking lots a new courthouse and rail improvements while questioning property ownership and suggesting the town would be better off with the editor moved out of town.
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Joe L. Mildfelt
Richmond
Dear Dr Thosteson on hydrochloric acid formation
A letter asks what forms hydrochloric acid in the body and if foods contain it. A reader reports long use of tablets for low acid and wonders if acid deficiency causes a bitter mouth taste.
Digestive acid and personal health notes in one column
A health column explains hydrochloric acid in digestion, its sources, and how the stomach produces it. It discusses lack of acid from gland disorders, vitamin B12 therapy for pernicious anemia, and safe dosing under physician supervision. Reader letters touch on shingles, heel spur remedies, and a closing prayer.
Youngest Chief Deputy Named in Tazewell County
Pe kin Ill AP Harvey Richmond 29 was named one of Tazewell County's youngest chief deputies by sheriff-elect James Donahue. The move aims to improve public relations and cooperation with all law enforcement agencies. Richmond served six years in the Air National Guard in the Air Force section where he met Donahue.
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Pekin
Ill
Harvey Richmond
Tazewell County
Sheriff's Office
James Donahue
Richmond
Air National Guard
Air Force
Donahue
Borrowing Reward Shifts As Interest Rates Fall
As rates drop further in coming weeks borrowing becomes easier and saving less attractive. First Pennsylvania Bank cuts regular savings to 4 percent from 4.5, while savers seek higher yielding certificates. U.S. Savings Bond programs offer 6.5 percent to maturity and at least 4 percent earlier. Savings and loan associations show strong asset growth and rising mortgage commitments despite the prior recession with a delinquency rate under one percent.
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First Pennsylvania Bank & Trust
Savings and Loan Associations
S&ls
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Those Were The Days Remembered In Hal Boyle Style
Hal Boyle reflects on nostalgia and the safety of the past noting how memories shape us. He recalls pen pals two cents for letters, near beer as the legal drink, itchy longjohns in winter, vaudeville bird calls, broad neckties, and fame from Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
ABA Backs Federal Wiretap Standards for Secret Listening
The American Bar Association's House of Delegates approved standards endorsing the federal government's right to use electronic listening devices in organized crime and foreign subversion investigations. Delegates rejected amendments to curb approval of surveillance. Supporters urged the standards guide state lawmakers, while critics warned of constitutional risks and warned against scrapping the ABA’s six year study on surveillance.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
House of
U.S. Supreme Court
Jerome J. Shestack
Philadelphia
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
William J. Jameson
Billings
Mont
Jack G. Day
Cleveland
TV Show Done With Sensitivity And Skill
AP reviews NBC World Premiere drama The Neon Ceiling about an immature, selfish family. A disturbed mother abducts her daughter, a kind stranger helps, and a complex romance forms between mother and man while the child faces a lonely world. Gig Young and Lee Grant star. Denise Nickerson shines as the young girl. The ending is unresolved, keeping tension after the couple remains together.
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New York
NBC
Gig Young
Lee Grant
Denise Nickerson
My Sweet
Charlie
Television Log Almanac of a Dense Prime Time Week
A sprawling TV grid lists 5:00 p.m. to 12:05 a.m. programs across channels with a mix of Munsters Dick Van Dyke and Beverly Hillbillies. It shows soaps like Guiding Light and As The World Turns, game shows, dramas, comedies, news, weather, and late movies.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Somerset
Virginia Graham
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Shiloh
Eddie
Room 222
Smith Family
Stump the Stars
Rome
Rome With Love (¢) 8:00—5-13, Medical Center
Music Hall
Sabrina
Hawaii Five-O
Man
Liberty Valance
Paul Harvey
Singapore
Publication rates and notices from Ottawa Kansas paper
The notice lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing for subscriptions in and outside the trade area. It notes By mail rates, sales tax adjustments, and AP news use rights for local and dispatch content.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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