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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
2
Editorial argues a bill to reduce Kansas House seats from 125 to 105 would ignore population in favor of geography. It warns such a move preserves rural power and faces swift court challenges demanding truly equal redistricting in both chambers.
Dear reader SH asks if floaters cause blindness or can be treated. Dr Moliner explains floaters are tiny vitreous particles not a disease, usually harmless, non curable, and not leading to blindness. Fixed spots may signal an eye disorder and require medical review. Nervous awareness can worsen perception of floaters.
A fragmented collection of opinions on Oklahoma's senior senator Kerr as the only Kerr to lead the Senate, California’s population rise, New York versus California in city size, and a quip about insularity. It also touches on misfits of postal rates, a note on diabetes and sugar in urine with a request for a booklet, and a teen seeks advice on freckles and acne with a doctor’s guidance and mail-in request.
A mixed listing of TV programs across channels and daytime segments is followed by local notes. John Crumley is described as seriously ill at home, while Ottawa hunters prepare for the spring migration with shooting allowed during the season. ducks begin northern flights.
Brief prayer affirming divine care for the fatherless and widows. The speaker asks guidance to trust God more and insists on showing kindness to those in need, in Jesus name.
Ottawa Herald page lists broadcasting schedule with time slots for channels and programs, plus Associated Press notice on republication rights. It includes market subscription rates, staff credits, and a dense array of named shows and anchors. The listing reflects a midcentury local paper format with multiple TV and radio segments and public notices.
President Kennedy plans to detail a 13.5 billion tax cut and 3.5 billion in tax reform in a special message to Congress on January 24. House Speaker McCormack and Senate Leader Mansfield said tax legislation is the top priority, possibly delaying debate on Medicare for the aged under Social Security.
Ottawan Tom Chappell of Ottawa has been chosen for the Mr Hyde role and will serve as assistant director for the Han son family play I Remember Mama to be staged February 1 and 2 at Independence Community College. A freshman majoring in liberal arts, Chappell is the son of Mrs. D. RB. Chappell of 1413 Main Street and has prior acting and crew experience from high school productions.
Tonight on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30, a one hour program narrates Sam Wanamaker guiding viewers through Russian writers works to reveal the Russian character. A Bob Hope special airs on Channel 4 at 8 featuring highlights from his 1962 Christmas US military tour in Japan Korea Okinawa Taiwan Guam and the Philippines with Lanah Turner and others.
Hollywood veteran Tommy Sands, returning after a two year absence, reflects on a blazing rise and sharp fall. He discusses a possible Alcoa Theater spinoff with Nancy Sinatra, a potential series, and plans to work again with ABC Paramount after ending his recording deal. He recalls quitting school at 18 to seek New York study but finding fame early, then rebuilding his career with acting study under Lee Strasberg and renewed ambitions.
Dennis Gebert 19 of Granville Iowa wins grand championship with 1000 pound black Angus steer named Big Boy at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. This marks the second time in three years a Gebert steer takes the top honors after winning junior show as well.
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