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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1964
Page
2
An editorial critiques President Johnson's economic approach as a familiar tune of defense cuts tax thoughts and efficiency. It notes tax cut bills in Congress and election year dynamics, stressing that the same political players surround the new leader and the tune repeats prior patterns.
Dr Molner explains TB chest X rays can indicate issues beyond tuberculosis such as heart enlargement or respiratory ailments. Reports are sent to the patient’s designated doctor or ask for repeat x rays if suspicious. Very early cancer is possible but not certain from such screening.
A 75 percent cut in luxury government cars is ordered as part of budget tightening. The piece railwinds through penny shortages, tax quirks, and subsidy history, noting cotton subsidies and textile support while hinting at taxpayer strain. It also covers Notre Dame hiring Ara Parseghian, a note on a stray medical discussion about X rays and cancer, and a short column on asthma and a Lexington narcotics hospital.
A former Ottawa boy William Harms performed a 30 minute piano recital on a national radio hook up and taught at Curtis Institute Philadelphia and Manhattanville College New York Evalyn King replaced Mrs Juanita Eagle in Townsend office J G Spears bank cashier ill at home A ten pound girl born to Mr and Mrs S B Weidner Lamb Furniture free Christmas concerts resumed John Anderson traveled to Manhattan to resume work at K S A C Prayer excerpt from Mark 11 24 and a prayer request for steadfastness in faith
ABC opens with The Hollywood Palace hosted by Bing Crosby and featuring Bob Newhart and Mickey Rooney in sketches. Ed Sullivan’s CBS reel includes the Soeur Sourire guitar piece. CBS debuts Alumni Fun a quiz show with college alumni teams competing for scholarships. The Defenders weekend setback fails to land comedy with a serious father and son in a Broadway bound Boston tryout.
On this date in history the U S Army plane Question Mark set an endurance record of 150 hours 40 minutes in 1929 with Maj Carl Spaatz and Capt Ira Eaker later WWII generals. Washington named president and Adams first vp in 1789. Union flag unfurled at Jackson Miss in 1861. Other notes cover 1927 radio link New York London 1938 Kennedy ambassador to England 1955 Marian Anderson opera debut 1964 Eisenhower State of the Union 1955 Cuba regime recognition 1965 Brazil aid loan 1969.
George Docking director of the Export Import Bank in Washington and former Kansas governor planned to enter Bethany Hospital in Kansas City today for a physical checkup. He arrived by plane from Washington Monday and will be 60 next month.
Peter Pangas, a 65 year old migrant who arrived from Greece 52 years ago, won the $224,000 top prize in a government lottery today. He plans to sell his Sydney cafe after previously saving enough to buy it and winning $13,440 in a prior lottery.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details from Ottawa Kansas with pricing for trade area and outside trade area. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual options in both local and out of area, along with postal and AP attribution.
Television schedule spanning NBC CBS ABC channels with progs list from Rifleman to Peter Gunn. Includes numerous 4 5 9 time slots and titles like The Fugitive, Batman? plus weather and news blocks. Contains many program names such as The Rifleman Bugs Bunny Rocky and Friends Lawman Petticoat Junction Jack Benny Pope's Trip Beverly Hillbillies and The Untouchables.
George Gobel Jules Munshin and Vi Velasco appear on Red Skelton at 7 p.m. on Channels 2 5 and 13. Bobbie Jo is entranced by visiting beatnik poet Alan Landman on Petticoat Junction at 8 p.m. on Channels 2 and 5.
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