Page Four Ottawa Herald July 10 1961
Page Four of the Ottawa Herald prints city news briefs and brief notices dated Monday July 10 1961. The page carries local items and small announcements typical of a mid twentieth century paper.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1961
Page
2
Page Four of the Ottawa Herald prints city news briefs and brief notices dated Monday July 10 1961. The page carries local items and small announcements typical of a mid twentieth century paper.
The Hutchinson News argues sixteen central Kansas cities should form an interconnected power pool or jointly build one or two large plants to ensure dependable service and lower costs. It notes pooling hides the shift toward large scale generation and favors economies of scale over 25 thousand population towns.
This Athens column describes the taverna scene from eight o clock onward with outdoor tables along streets and quays. Diners drink ouzo and retsina, sample lamb, fish and grape leaf wraps, and finish with Turkish coffee as folk dances and spirited chair-throwing erupt.
Dr Molner answers reader questions on pruritis ani and simple dry treatment methods for rectal itching. He notes hygiene, moisture, and skin irritation as key factors and recommends cleansing and drying plus a soft pad to relieve symptoms. He also debunks a rumor about aluminum cookwear health risks and invites readers to request a Dr Mother booklet.
A dense schedule listing TV time blocks and program titles from 4 PM to late night. It names shows like Popeye Captain Kangaroo The Price Is Right Gunsmoke Bonanza and Luxuriates in a long sequence of network and local programming across 1960s era stations with multiple channels and hosts.
President Kennedy, finishing a Cape Cod weekend, flies to Washington to meet with State Department officials on Pakistan President Ayub Khan’s Washington visit. He then talks with 30 business executives from the Citizen's Committee for International Development about Kennedy’s foreign aid program, backed by Warren Lee Pierson of Trans World Airlines.
The Ot tawa Kansas daily published by Robert B Wellington with Guy Snedaker as editor offers subscription rates for trade area by mail and outside trade area. Rates include one month 85 cents, three months 92 cents, six months 3.75 dollars, one year 7 dollars for trade area. Non trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press which has exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
Roy Wilkins says President Kennedy must push Congress for new civil rights laws while praising his appointments and anti segregation actions. He notes NAACP’s 52nd convention with about 1,200 delegates and 389000 members. The report credits 1960 gains and heralds ongoing fights against discrimination nationwide. Freedom Riders’ actions are credited with jolting the North to the reality of segregation. Wilkins declines to endorse joining CORE’s rides, emphasizing voting, housing, and government anti discrimination goals.
A rundown of Channel 9 5 13 and 4 offerings features man from Co chise Cheyenne and Seminole War Pipe. Also TV shows Brining Up Buddy Surfside 6 Danny Thomas Whispering Smith Adventures In Paradise Concentration Ann Sothern Glen Miller Time Barbara Stanwyck Mantovani Peter Gunn and late film Juarez with Paul Muni.
MOSCOW AP Gina Lollo brigida says she left the Moscow Film Festival opening to take a bath not to snub Premier Khrushchev. She was rushed from the airport to Lenin Stadium and later said it was a misunderstanding. William Perlberg called her upset and sore over lack of time.
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