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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
2
The page blends a sharp editorial on wheat boxcar shortages and CCC policy with light, anecdotal notes. It cites railroads, CCC, and elevators as the trio driving the annual wheat storage bottleneck, then moves to social quips about personal life, vacations, and cultural references including Teddy Roosevelt, Mamie Eisenhower, and a Fourth of July weekend.
A devotional prayer quotes Jesus naming Simon Peter as Cephas and seeks God’s help to press toward the mark of the high calling. The prayer emphasizes God’s focus on future Christian growth and service rather than past failings.
A dense, OCR laden listing outlines an extensive TV schedule across channels and time slots. It catalogs every hour from morning to late night with show titles such as American Bandstand, News with Douglas Edwards, Huntley Brinkley, Captain Kangaroo, Lassie, Rawhide, Gunsmoke, and The Ed Sullivan Show, noting various cartoons, dramas, sports, and films. The fragmentary text mixes program names, host names, and broadcast times, reflecting a bustling midcentury lineup.
Dr Mag Molner explains spinal puncture is common and safe when done correctly. It reveals spinal fluid pressure, clarity, blood or white cells, and helps diagnose meningitis strokes and brain conditions. It also aids anesthesia and testing for polio syphilis and inflammatory or infectious diseases.
A reader summary lists TV highlights across channels for Friday and Saturday. Notable items include Perry Mason and Rawhide reruns, color westerns like Cimarron City, December Bride, The Detectives, and Karate, plus late movies such as Shipmates Forever with Ruby Keeler. It notes Beavers and Welk music, and a 1941 film That Night in Rio as late as 12:35 am.
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