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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
2
The reform package to accompany the tax cut was dropped as Congress pursued the cut itself. The original plan aimed to close loopholes and simplify procedures across deductions from oil depletion to state and local gasoline taxes, with an estimated revenue loss rising from 8–9 billion to 11.6 billion or more. Experts support both the cut and reforms, but election year pressures push postponement.
New York AP column by Hal Boyle surveys odd truths from reader mail. Notables include left handed prevalence, hearing loss causes, paint odor remedies, and quirky quotes. The piece blends trivia with light anecdotes about famous figures and folklore.
Channel listings for NBC CBS and ABC with hourly programs from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM across NBC CBS and ABC. Programs include Rifleman Lawman Petticoat Junction Greatest Show on Earth Jack Benny Captain Kangaroo You You Dont Say and more with news weather and sports segments noted throughout.
A newspaperwoman intent on an exclusive story poses as a convict's sister to gain access to a professional bodyguard. Richard Boone stars in a drama on Channel 4 at 8 pm. Also, Jack Benny recalls his first violin lessons with Prof LeBlanc in 1945 as Eddie Rochester Anderson appears as himself in a light comedy segment.
Dear Dr Mother discusses mouth breathing in children linked to nasal obstruction from allergies and enlarged adenoids or tonsils. Authors emphasize identifying causes, examining air passages, and continuing allergy treatment, noting facial structure and infections influence breathing and ear issues.
A lighthearted column notes women’s spring hats reappearing with new quirks while quips about mild weather, family quarrels, Lent sacrifices, and credit cards pepper the piece. A local retiree plans to pursue a life of complaint, and a tongue in cheek first aid guide hints at practical jokes and social mores.
A devotional tribute reflecting on humility and divine guidance. The text invites God's blessing and asks believers to surrender to His will, expressing gratitude and seeking transformation into the likeness of Christ through prayer.
A Wellsville reader piece on converting an old storeroom into a dining nook appears in Better Homes and Gardens. A Princeton youth, Dale Willhite, 14, injures his foot when an axe slips while cutting wood. Ottawa Bank remodels fixtures to a lower top with plate glass. Henry Durst travels to Kansas City for Hub Clothing. Bushong council discusses a twenty year Ma ais des Cygnes Power franchise. Mrs. Jennie Tabor spends winter in Long Beach, California.
On February 18 1964 key events span Germantown Quakers first stand against slavery 1688 to a steamship era 1849 California voyage 1849 and other items including the 1989 Golden Gate Exposition opening and 1943 Madame Chiang Kai shek Congress address.
AP notes Bing Crosby makes a rare TV appearance on CBS. The show charms with tuneful music, graceful dancing by Peter Gennaro, and a light duet with Kathryn Crosby. Rosemary Clooney and Bob Hope banter add sparkle. Also previews ABC Western Destry with John Gavin. No drama about drugs marked the weekend. The Beatles on Ed Sullivan also amuse.
Kansas City will spend 76450 this fiscal year and next to rehabilitate the Liberty Memorial. City Manager Carleton Sharpe says work will include weatherproofing the building and shaft restoring the fountains repairing lights and the torch atop the shaft. The memorial sits on a bluff opposite Union Station overlooking downtown.
The notice explains mandatory police reporting for any vehicle accident with injury death or $100 property damage and a 24 hour written report to the Motor Vehicle Department. It also states the Herald pays five dollars weekly for the best reader news tip.
The property of Mrs. Pearle Hayes at 415 Maple Ottawa Kansas will be sold by the Executor of her estate. A one story brick dwelling on a 50 by 150 foot tract. Sealed bids due by March 6 1964. Send bids to Neil Bullock Executor 121 South Main or Bowers and Bowers Attorneys 114 West 2nd Ottawa Kansas. The Executor reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For more information contact Neil Bullock or Bowers and Bowers.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription options for trade and outside trade areas with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. The paper notes editorial leadership by Robert B. Wellington and that it is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news rights.
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