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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
1
Ottawa's central business district shows remodels by Quin's Furniture Madison Jewelry Gamble Store Firestone Store Norman Lumber and White Furniture as parking space remains scarce. The city weighs further face lifting and a community effort to add parking to meet rising car traffic.
A traveler recalls a Turkish send-off from Emir as he prepared to depart. He describes waking early, sending luggage to the lobby, and breakfast that features coffee, gray bread with goat cheese or butter, and lemon soda for the fruit lovers.
The writer recounts luggage mixups from Istanbul to Athens and Paris, with bags placed on the wrong plane and delayed twice. Airport staff and a helpful manager arrange rapid return and final delivery, then a smooth flight over the Alps to Paris and Orly, where passport control and luggage retrieval go efficiently.
A reader asks if heart surgery can help rheumatic fever damaged hearts, noting a patient with prior rheumatic fever. Dr Molner explains surgery treats valve damage and that prevention with penicillin reduces new attacks. readers can request his heart care booklet for 20 cents.
A concise devotional prayer thanking God for growth in grace through Jesus Christ. It asks to be filled with the fullness of life and to dwell in Him, ending in the Savior's name.
James J. Fahey, a Waltham garbage man, published Pacific War Diary 1942 1945. Despite praise and near-sold-out printings, Fahey remains a lifelong sanitation worker and charity donor. He wrote secretly on scraps aboard the Montpelier, later advised by Samuel Eliot Morison, and will be honored in New York as Garbage Man of the Year by Refuse Removal Journal.
New Jersey State Board of Education refuses to overturn the neighborhood school concept in Union Township. It rejects a request by Black parents to force pupil transfers to reduce imbalance at Jefferson Elementary, citing public interest and parental desire for local, home-area schooling.
Cuban exile farm specialists propose a reform program to help peasants if Castro falls. Distribution of land and modern farming methods are central aims, announced by Armando Fleites of the Second Front of Escambray. An Office of Education note cites about 69,700 public school classrooms built annually over five years.
Actress Sandra Warner recalls forced blond transformation for a film role. She says bleaching ruined her health, cost her the part, and left her feeling colder and less herself. Tina Louise replaced her as the redhead lead amid stylists and producers pushing blondes as movie queens.
Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists subscription costs for trade area by mail with one month to one year rates and higher outside trade area options. The notice notes editor and publisher Robert B Wellington and mentions Associated Press affiliation.
A dense tabulation outlines a full day and night of television programming across multiple channels from NBC CBS ABC and others. It lists time slots and a mix of dramas cartoons news game shows and specials with many repeating titles and a GOP convention segment interspersed.
On this date in 1916 Germanys Deutschland the first merchant submarine arrived in Chesapeake Bay. In 1850 Zachary Taylor died after 16 months in office. In 1940 the Duke of Windsor became Bahamas governor. In 1944 Saipan resistance ended. Ten years ago Danube flood left 50,000 homeless and 15 dead. Five years ago Monro denied entry to Hungary. One year ago Malaysia merger agreement signed in London.
Tonight spotlight features Paula Mica on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30. Celebrity guests include Paul Anka and Marjorie Lord. Also Rawhide on Channels 5 and 13 at 7 p m and Perry Mason at 8 p m on the same channels.
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