Editorials OTTAWA HERALD This And That
Tuesday January 10 edition presents brief opinions and commentary on local affairs. Notes on government policy, civic issues, and public sentiment are offered in concise editorial voice.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
2
Tuesday January 10 edition presents brief opinions and commentary on local affairs. Notes on government policy, civic issues, and public sentiment are offered in concise editorial voice.
A collage of witty observations on parking meters taxes and daily life spans from modern gadgets to politics and human foibles. The notes touch on meterRevenue shifts car sizes roulette of public spaces and a running stream of light humor about public life and global affairs.
A Liverpool woman, deeply in debt, faced court after failing to keep up payments. She owned assets exceeding $32,000 and had bought and sold numerous gadgets to cover other debts. Her case shows the common inability to say no to sales pitches and overconsumption.
A brief devotional prayer asks for God’s presence and guidance. It expresses trust, asks for strength, and seeks to comfort others as we are comforted by God, in Christ’s name.
Twenty five years ago Flemming Ross son of Mr and Mrs G Murray Ross departed on a five month world cruise. Robert Osborne 724 N Oak was under quarantine ill with scarlet fever. J H Springer a Franklin County pioneer died at his home 926 S Main Sevier. Hough of East Logan Street ill with pneumonia. Frank LaMonte flagman Tecumseh Street Santa Fe crossing was in and off duty. Fred Denio flagging. A debate was scheduled for an entertainment at Greenwood School. The question was Resolved that some of the county schools should be consolidated.
Dr Molner explains that growing pains are a misnomer and most youthful pains stem from muscle strain fatigue or overuse. He urges rest proper footwear posture and activity balance to prevent discomfort and notes that arthritis or rheumatic fever present with swollen hot joints fever and infection signs. For persistent or severe pains medical evaluation is advised.
The Ottawa Herald lists staff including Robert B Wellington as editor and Guy Snedaker as publisher. It provides subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly prices, plus a 2 percent sales tax for Kansas residents.
A dense OCR of a 1950s television grid lists dozens of programs across channels with time slots and show titles. It includes famous hosts and series like Huntley Brinkley, Wagon Train, Gunsmoke, and American Bandstand, interwoven with news, cartoons, game shows, and soap operas, reflecting a full daily lineup. The fragmentary text captures the era’s broadcast variety and scheduling conventions.
Washington AP reports Senate hearings on Kennedy Cabinet appointments begin Wednesday. First under the advise and consent procedure will be Douglas Dillon, Kennedy's choice for secretary of the Treasury.
TV listings describe a special hour program tribute to a great man with Kennedy family involvement. The schedule notes Channel 4 special tributes and Channel 5 and Channel 9 lineups featuring Bugs Bunny Red Skelton and My Three Sons. Kennedy cabinet hearing previews are included with Byrd and Mansfield mentioned.
Channel 9 frames Lucas McCain pursuing a prowler in the dark with a rifle. The narration notes a Dobie Gillis segment titled Whats My Lion with Beatnik Maynard befriending a zoo escapee lion. Wyatt Earp on Channel 9 faces trouble with Old Man Clan.
Miami Beach police said tennis star Gussie Moran reported a Saturday night theft from her hotel room, including a $7,500 mink coat and jewelry, with a total value listed at $38,000. Moran was at dinner when the burglary occurred.
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