Editorials on Page Four in Ottawa Herald 1960
January 9 1960 Ottawa Kansas editorial page highlights local issues and opinions. Commentary reflects community concerns and editor stance on public affairs and civic matters.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1960
Page
2
January 9 1960 Ottawa Kansas editorial page highlights local issues and opinions. Commentary reflects community concerns and editor stance on public affairs and civic matters.
President Eisenhower’s State of the Union outlines a long-range plan focused on peace and prosperity. He cautions on Russian behavior and budget constraints, with a proposed 79 billion dollar budget and potential debt reduction in the next year. Congress will modify the plan during an election year, prioritizing defense and careful spending. Comments touch on Social Security, pensions, and contemporary social notes.
From Our Readers letter expresses enjoyment of Bible Stories in the Herald and requests more installments. Comment notes the current Children of the Bible series has run out and hopes for future pieces when possible.
Prayer reflects a devotional plea for belief and repentance. It questions unbelief, seeks forgiveness, and asks guidance to draw nearer to God. The speaker requests acceptable prayers and thoughts for Jesus sake.
A dense listing outlines a wide array of programming across Friday and Saturday. It lists numerous shows, films, news, weather, sports, and variety segments, identifying times and channel allocations for a sprawling slate of entertainment and public affairs.
President Eisenhower’s State of the Union signals a three front fight on inflation, promising a balanced budget, a higher or steady interest charges, and action to curb wage and price rises. Financial circles hail the budget balance while wary observers foresee a fierce congressional clash over debt limits and policy.
A listing of KOFO radio segments from early morning through Friday including News Summaries Weather Markets Top of Morning and various serenades and program blocks such as Osawatomie Morning Devotions Garnett Hour KOFO Karavan and Jayhawk Sign Off with times for each item and special Friday additions.
A reader asks if a six year old drinking two quarts of milk daily is harmful while Dr Molner notes that a balanced diet matters more. He suggests a pint daily for adults, skim milk for weight control, and milk can count toward soups and dishes. He also recalls a case of a girl who drank milk to excess calories and water is essential.
The FDA denied industry requests for a hearing on proposed prohibition of existing stocks of seven coal tar colors in foods. The agency also extended the deadline to April to allow petitions for judicial review and noted the action excludes lip color colors.
The Ottawa Herald lists staff and pricing terms with editor Robert B. Wellington and publisher Guy Baedaker. Subscription rates vary by trade area and duration, including one month rates and annual totals. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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