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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
2
The piece mocks the elusive Probable Taxcut as a national myth, tracing its rise and fall from summer to present. It notes potential 2 stage federal reductions but warns overall taxes climb via Social Security, postage, state levies, and Medicare links, leaving the individual bill higher.
In reply to J K G and a reader with blistering feet, Dr Molner advises sticking with one specialist rather than consulting many doctors. Some skin conditions are hard to cure, and repeated home remedies or patent medicines often worsen irritation. If a specialist is stumped, a referral to a major state medical center may help. Stop self treatment unless your doctor directs it.
An exchange questions the meaning of a "barn party" at KU and notes the phrase evokes secrecy. The text blends satire and social commentary while touching on political figures, legal ideas, and health advice in a collage of opinions and reader letters.
Auld Lang Syne saw Stan Laurel wed to Vera Shuvalova, a Russian dancer. Dr. George W. Davis addressed the United Presbyterian Mary Martha class on marijuana evils. Randolph Bundy played an accordion solo. John Scofield quit his day clerk job at the North American Hotel, replaced by Joe Blackwell. Hale B Blair returned to Fremont Nebro as a high school science teacher after Christmas. George W. Stewart became Lyric Theater projection machine operator, succeeding Harry Remaley. Clyde Williams of Winfield High School visited for holidays with his parents.
An excerpt from a religious reflection begins with a Bible verse from I Corinthians. It offers a short invocation praising God for providing spiritual sustenance through Christ and expresses gratitude and faith in Jesus' name.
A dense schedule lists programs across networks including Hunt 13 Huckleberry Hound Torey and Friends 5 Whirlybirds Dragnet 13 Chamber of Commerce Walter Cronkite Weather 4 News and Sports. The grid covers newsreels cartoons dramas and variety shows with stars like Alfred Hitchcock Roy Rogers and Steve Allen.
In Modena Italy an AP report details four year old Maria Cristina Bertoni suffering a severe influenza illness. Her parents arranged an x ray and surgeons found and removed a small electric light bulb from one lung. She was reported to be getting along fine after the operation.
Tonight's TV guide lists sing along with Mitch Leslie Ug gams and Louise O'Brien on Channel 4 at 7 30. An hour earlier Western fans can view Rawhide on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30 with an episode titled Incident of the Buryin Man. Poke Tolliver, now in counterfeit printing, appears. Jack Paar guests include Jayne Mansfield Zsa Zsa Gabor and Senor Wences on Channel 4 at 9 p.m. Steve Allen hosts Frankie Laine on Channel 9 at 10 15.
A Louisville man robs a branch bank of 2150 dollars and flees by cab. Cab driver Katrina Wright, 35, says the suspect asked her to wait while he paid insurance, returned with a sack, then paid a dollar for a 10 cent fare and told her to keep the change. Herald offers a weekly tip reward.
KOFO AM and FM present a Saturday lineup with top morning broadcasts, weather roundups, agriculture markets, and local features. The schedule includes sports, devotions, serenades, church notes, noon programs, a farm show, business and world news, and a closing FM sign off.
Hollywood AP reports Perry Mason will be aided by substitute stars during Ray Burrs eight week surgery recovery starting Jan 31. Bette Davis leads, followed by Walter Pidgeon Michael Rennie and Hugh O Brian as guest stars while Burr appears in various hospital and home scenes. The move comes after a shift from Saturdays to Thursdays and the show's ratings begin to climb.
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