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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
2
The piece argues voters face repeated constitutional amendments and urges a constitutional convention to overhaul or replace the constitution. It notes several proposals, including Senate reapportionment and expanding ballot amendments, and mocks delays in Congress while highlighting political change through amendments and a sweeping rewrite.
Dr Joseph Molner answers letters on iron and calcium needs during pregnancy noting some women require extra iron or calcium while others do not. He debunks the idea that exercise or swimming could stretch the umbilical cord and advises cautious activity, especially in a first pregnancy, with emphasis on practical nutritional precautions.
A mixed page of notes and columns discusses Bulgarian bulgar grain, public adoptions of names for year awardees, and reflections on public image. It covers assorted letters to Dr Mother on health topics, local illness counts, a collision of civic notes, a marriage license, and a prayer attributed to Thursday.
A dense OCR style list of Channel 9 and 13 programs across hours, naming shows such as Rocky & Friends Popeye Roy Rogers cartoons local news Weather sports and various network programs, including news updates, specials, and late night fare. The entry enumerates times and titles with multiple cross-channel program blocks and channel identifiers.
The notice at 106-108 S Main Ottawa Kansas lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays, editor Robert B Wellington, and subscription rates for trade area by mail including monthly and yearly terms. It states outside trade area rates and notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
New York AP reports Johnny Carson seeks Jack Paar’s NBC chair as ABC delays release of his contract for Who Do You Trust? with NBC considering keeping him as host while other faces fill gaps. Lucille Ball rumored to return on CBS, Desilu eyes new comedy. Kovacs special faces approval and will omit ads.
The New York Philharmonic conducted by Leonard Bernstein presents The Road To Paris featuring Gershwin An American In Paris with Bloch and Falla on an hour long taped show Channel 5 and 13 at 6 30 p m Also World of Jimmy Doolittle airs on Channel 4 at 7 30 detailing aviation and the aviator’s story
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