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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1962
Page
2
Ottawa Herald report from January 17 1962 covers local events on page four. Names, places, and figures referenced reflect the era and Ottawa community concerns. The brief notes likely include community updates, meeting results, and upcoming local notices.
Editorial notes tentative approval by the Civil Aeronautics Board of a policy applying to airlines and passengers. Unclaimed reservations incur fines from five to fifty dollars or 50 percent of the ticket price. if a plane departs with no paid passenger, the airline faces a twenty five dollar fine or 50 percent of the ticket price. CAB aims to cut losses from empty seats, with 11 percent of reservations unclaimed. The editors argue it should be company rules, not CAB policy, driving such measures.
The author argues that CAB airline policy intrudes on private business, warns of broader regulatory reach into utilities, and frames government controls as a trend favoring regulation over private enterprise.
Dear Dr. Mother explains atopic dermatitis in infants is often caused by sensitivity to multiple irritants including foods wool fur and even plastics. Emotional tension increases the issue later, many children outgrow it by around age 20, while patent medicines offer little real help without identifying the cause.
A collection of quips and notes spans mid January humor on Florida weather and Ike era curiosities, plus medical guidance on eczema and remedies for pinworms. Community mentions include Abilene travel curiosities and local residents such as H B Wheeler and L E Hogue with illness and accidents.
Prayer invoking the Holy Spirit to fulfill the commission as ambassadors of Christ. The text asks for guidance so His light shines within believers that others may see and glorify God, offered in Jesus name.
The notice details daily publication at 106-108 S Main Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. It lists trade area rates by mail: one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars. outside trade area: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8 dollars, one year 15 dollars. It notes Associated Press rights for local news republication.
A dense listing of TV programming across hours from morning to late night, naming stations, show titles, and hosts or personalities such as Gordon Jump Harold Mack Dev Nelson and Don Harrison, with films like The Kid Comes Back and Macbeth, sports and news blocks, cartoons, game shows, and public affairs segments.
Tonight Polly Bergen appears as a guest star on the Perry Como show and lampoons To Tell the Truth, a longtime panel favorite. The State of the Week segment honors Washington with elaborate settings, while the late movie Old English (1930) features George Arliss at Channel 9, 10:45.
State Rep. Robert A. Finney of Humboldt plans to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in Kansas new 5th District now represented by Walter McVey. Finney, former Kansas State Chamber of Commerce president, is secretary manager of Humbolt Brick and Tile Co. McVey has not said if he will run again. Rep. Bill Fribley may consider a GOP bid.
New York AP reports Emmett Kelly says television is reviving circus interest after years of decline. He notes children especially drawn to TV and will narrate a Project 20 behind the scenes NBC Show of the Week. ABC plans prime time movies, starting April 8, while NBC expands two hour Sunday film blocks.
Washington officials say the United States will press a new round of disarmament talks to win a treaty banning nuclear tests under international inspection while continuing underground tests and awaiting Kennedy's likely atmospheric test decision in the near term. The next Geneva talks are expected to open March 14 with 18 nations participating under U.N. auspices.
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