Editorials on Ottawa Herald Page Four January 30 1962
Editorial writers discuss civic issues and public concerns presented in the Ottawa Herald edition dated Tuesday January 30 1962. Opinions reflect local governance, community priorities, and timely reactions to regional events.
Kansas Supreme Court ruling on school unification
The Kansas Supreme Court declared the school unification bill unconstitutional and many ponder the outcome. Across the state, and in this county, taxpayers and educators reflect on wasted effort and the need for tax and educational equality as districts consolidate. The piece notes nine high schools this year drop to fewer, with enrollments shrinking across grade schools and districts. The writer urges a faster, lawful path to unification for better education.
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Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
What causes thickening of a joint and can it be cured
Dear reader, thickening of a joint arises from many causes including bursitis gout rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis poses an acute threat and requires careful early treatment while gout can be controlled. Daily movement and aspirin or similar relief can keep joints mobile and reduce the risk of disability.
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B.C
Mother
Don’t Quit Because of Arthritis leaflet offer
Severe joint thickening and stiffness are common with various arthritis forms. Most can be controlled by simple daily activities and treatments. Queries about climate change for asthma, heart, and gall bladder concerns are discussed, plus a patient leaflet titled Don’t Quit Because of Arthritis with a request for a self addressed stamped envelope and 5c fee.
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Mother
Dundee
Ill
Groundhog January and varied public musings across reads
A collage of opinion goss from January notes discusses cold snaps in the South and Florida, European market quirks, Michigan governor hopes, and a jab at compact car policy. It also critiques a flat auto tag fee idea, jokes about icy roads, perjury pleas, TV scandal lessons, and includes reader questions about medical myths and enema effects.
Ottawa Area Mixed News From The Week
Local notes report animal injuries from icy surfaces, a Holton teacher visiting relatives, J C Elliott injuring a rib on an icy sidewalk, dog activity in Ottawa court horse square, Latham & Sons planning a Moran egg and poultry branch with ships supplying New York City, Ralph Williams leaving Bruce Barber Shop for Fred Hay Bar ber Shop, and a closing prayer passage cited from the RSV Bible.
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Eleanor Lister
Holton
J. C. Elliott
Wilson
Courthorse Square
Latham & Sons of
Ottawa
Moran
Pleasanton
Mound City
New York City
Ralph Williams
Bruce
Fred Hay
Television Log Chronicle of Evening Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs by time, title, and channel across many hours. Includes news, dramas, comedies, cartoons, sports, westerns, and films featuring numerous show names and performers.
The Great Conversation and The Many Skeltons in Las Vegas
Tonight on Channel 9 at 9 p m the documentary Close Up The Great Conversation narrated by John Secondari examines the worldwide drive for Christian brotherhood and unity. On channels 5 and 13 Red Skelton headlines The Many Skeltons in Las Vegas at 8 p m featuring his famous characters.
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Las Vegas
Channel 9
John Secondari
Red Skelton
Channels
Skeltons
Freddie the Freeloader
Clem Kadiddlehopper
Evangelist Billy Graham Draws 3000 in Bogota Sermon
American evangelist Billy Graham drew about 3000 attendees to a Monday night sermon at the American Presbyterian School in Bogota Colombia. Bleachers and an adjacent auditorium were filled with listeners.
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Bogota
Colombia
Billy Graham
American Presbyterian School
Television Teams Busy At The Cape
As soon as the Cape Canaveral man-shoot was called off Saturday the weary television teams covering the launching went back to work planning for the next try set for Thursday. ABCNBCCBS plan new interviews and graphics to fill long countdown gaps with Canaveral personnel featured. CBS used little of pre-shoot material due to Cronkite alert.
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New York
Cape Canaveral
ABC
NBC
Don Meany
Canaveral
Don Hewitt
CBS
Hewitt
Walter Cronkite
Ottawa Daily newspaper advertising rates and AP notice
The passage lists subscription prices for Ottawa Kansas trade and outside areas, indicating monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly rates. It notes publication every day except Sunday and holidays and identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It also states the paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
All AP News Dispatch
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