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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1964

Page

6

Chargers meet Patriots in AFL title clash

San Diego coach Sid Gillman says Boston has a defense equal to the best in pro football as the Chargers prepare for the AFL championship game in San Diego. Boston led AFL in total and rushing defense, while San Diego aims for a balanced attack after beating Boston in two of three meetings.

San Diego Calif Sid Gillman San Diego Chargers Boston Patriots Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers New York Giants Boston Gillman Chargers AFL Patriots

Finley Says A's Will Be Best Dressed Of Bums

Kansas City AP Charles O Finley states the Athletics will lead the majors in fashion with three uniforms wedding gown white Ft Knox gold Kelly green seafoam green all flannel He mentions home road use and a possible new stadium and lease dispute with Kansas City officials with a temporary pasture plan floated.

Finley Kansas City Charles O. Finley Kansas City Athletics Ernie Mehl The Kansas City Star A’s Ft. Knox Meir

Christmas Gatherings Across Ottawa County Families

Williamsburg and Ottawa area residents hosted and visited relatives during Christmas week. Numerous households in Lawrence, Garnett, Emporia, Topeka, Oklahoma City, and beyond welcomed guests including Betty Christian, D. N. Jefferson, Hugh Butter, Clarence Anderson, Maude Shofner, Judy Hopkins, and many others. A holiday FHA party featured a toy gift exchange sending items to the State Neurological Center in Topeka. School games calendar notes BB contests from January 7 to January 10.

L. W. Sutherland Robert Sutherlands Lawrence Vice Weigand Betty Christian Cindy Roberta Stephanie Kimberly Ottawa Rex Weigand Greg Lon Vance Mark D. N. Jeffereson Pearl Butter Casey Butter Atchison Leroy Butter Emporia Hugh Butter Augusta Charles Heck Henry Butter Raymond Adams Clarence Andereson Don Garnett Gale Anderson Ft. Belvoir Robert Jefferson Gardner Terry Anderson Topeka D. A. Timberlake Don McMillan Etta McMillan Jim Buckle Colony Harry Tucker Milton Tucker Lester David Maude Shofner Owen Shofners Kansas City Troy Hataway James Daugherty Vernon Bethell FHA State Neurological Center Wellsville

Retail Sales Show Gains Across 10th District Stores

Christmas week sales rose 33 percent versus 1962 in the 10th Federal Reserve District with a 4 percent yearly gain. Omaha topped the week at 40 percent. Kansas City 34, Denver 33, Wichita 91, Topeka 35, St. Joseph percent, Joplin 27, and downtown Kansas City 25. For the year, Kansas City up 5 percent while downtown KC fell 5, St. Joseph 3, Topeka 1. gains led by Albuquerque 8 and Lincoln and Omaha at 4 each.

Kansas City Federal Reserve District Omaha St. Joseph Topeka Denver Wichita Joplin Albuquerque Lincoln

Pattern Pattern Foil Hack Featured in Dear Heloise Letter

Dear Heloise shares a reader tip about creating a sheath dress pattern by taping together old patterns and tracing onto heavy duty foil. The reader describes using 18 inch wide foil and a red crayon to mark the pattern on the dull side.

Heloise

Old Time Household Hints and How-To Tips

A collage of practical home advice from readers. Tips include pattern storage with foil tubes and tape, using rubber bands to conceal and slide patterns, reheating sugar to soften crystals, cleaning leather with milk, starch to ease rubber glove wear, rinsing gloves in air, starch absorbing moisture, vinegar and water for wooden surfaces and walls, and anchoring a meat grinder to a bread board with a wet cloth to prevent motion.

Marie Brady Franson

Elaine Hills Leads Week Bowling With 247 Game

Elaine Hills topped the week ending Dec 27 with a 247 game and 597 series. Royal T Lanes led 855 game and 2449 series as Elk's Ladies posted 779 and 2203 to stay top with 4512 wins, while Lee's Cafe sits second with 42 wins. Splits included 5 7 by Florence Gilborn, 4 5 by Ruth Hover, 4 5 7 by Hazel Siegerot, 6 7 10 by Batty Reneau, and 58 10 by Dot Snell. Elaine Hills also won a shampoo and set at Ella's Beauty Salon.

Elaine Hills Royal T Lanes Vi Reusch Ottawa Rowl Elk’s Lee’s Cafe Florence Gilborn Vera Ferguson Ruth Hover Hazel Siegerot Batty Reneau Dot Snell Ella

Torres Fight for Big Chance at Madison Square Garden

Jose Torres and Jose Gonzalez meet in a televised middleweight bout for the Puerto Rico title at Madison Square Garden. Torres, the champion, guarantees Gonzalez 10 000 and aims to draw about 8 000 fans, with a 50 percent net gate share and TV receipts split. Torres, 27, recently split with manager Cus DAmato, has a 27-1 record. Gonzalez, 23, stands 26-18-1 and is ranked ninth among contenders. ABC-TV will televise the 10 round fight at 10 p.m. EST.

Torres Gonzalez Madison Square Garden Cus D’amato D’amato Floyd Patterson the Garden Florentino Fernandez San Juan P.R

One Big Bite For Friend

An 87 pound male chimpanzee at Denver Zoo broke from its cage and charged spectators including a woman and a child. Trainer Clyde L. Smith was severely bitten on the arm during the struggle. Christie, a five year old female chimp, escaped with the male, then the male fled to a shed before attendants killed him with a shotgun. Smith and his wife had raised Christie at home for three years before sending her to the zoo.

Denver Denver Zoo Clyde L. Smith Christie Fea Smith

Johnson backs 5000 postal jobs cut to curb deficit

President Johnson announced a 5000 postal workers reduction by June 20, cutting the payroll to 590000 and aiming to save about 100 million annually. No staff will be fired. some quit or retire without replacement. The move accompanies plans for a 77 million parcel post rate hike and tighter facility expansion funding. Khrushchev sent a new 20-page note to Johnson today.

Frank Cormier Johnson City Tex Johnson John A. Gronouski Gronouski Nikita Khrushchev Gronovski White House Austin Khrushchev

Dear Ann Landers: office gossip over a coworker's Friday dress

A coworker suspects a young woman pretends to be modest at work. She notices the same dress worn on four Fridays in a row and jokes that the wearer does not sleep at home Thursday nights. The reader asks if confronting her would be an act of friendship.

Ann Landers

Dear Ann Landers on a Neighbor’s Troubled Marriage

A teenager writes that a neighbor’s husband runs around, causing family strain. Ann Landers advises counseling and respect for boundaries, noting the impact on the wife and home life. The column includes a reader story about being pressured to date after her husband’s death and the regret of “being a project.”

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