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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1962
Page
2
David L. Young calls for improved upkeep of the city auditorium and surrounding grounds to boost civic pride and attract investment. He urges weekly mowing, trash removal, painting, and better management to present a welcoming image for residents and potential newcomers.
Doctors explain kidney infection arises from germs entering via an impaired urinary tract and may be triggered by stones, kinked or floating ureters, or upward spread from lower tract. Blood in urine raises cancer suspicion but cure depends on correcting the underlying cause. tests include cystoscopy and X-rays, with treatment ranging from removing stones to correcting anatomy and treating germs. Early urologist consultation is advised and cost concerns should not delay essential testing.
A collage of brief items touches on Miss America 1962 poise and charm, a tongue in cheek remark on statues in Washington, a forecast of heart transplants replacing damaged organs, a joke about taxes and the IRS, speculation on Nelson Rockefeller as 1964 Republican nominee, fashion notes from England, musings on military service, sugar and carbohydrates, saccharin for diabetics, and an ad for a sinus trouble booklet by Dr. Moiner with mail instructions.
A sprawling television log lists shows by time and channel, including Casper the Ghost, Quick Draw McGraw, The Three Stooges, News, Weather, sports, and many popular 1960s programs. It notes hosts like Gordon Jump and Don Harrison, multiple cartoons, movies, and late-night features across channels.
Mrs. Russell Klein ill with whooping cough. Gardner Walker posts a witty warning in his Justice of the Peace Court. Hollywood reports George Gershwin’s death. R S Cusick sells the Merchants Cafe to Gus Coe of Lawrence. Mrs W W Montgomery visits Kansas City. Ottawa reports 102 automobile licenses. Demas deserts out of love of the world. Prayer appeals for faith and courage.
Tonight television listings note a regular morning program airing as a night show titled Calendar. Channel 5 and 13 present at 9 p.m. with Vivian Vance among guests. Channel 4 offers a 9 p.m. sing along with Leslie Uggams Diana Trask and Louise O’Brien. Late movie on Channel 13 is the 1937 Fifty Roads to Town starring Don Ameche Ann Sothern and Slim Summerville at 10 35.
Weekend city guests reveal urban airs clashing with suburban life in a witty HAL BOYLE column. Jokes target domestic routines, social pretensions, and the edge of nowhere living while sparking sharp, tongue in cheek observations about money, decor, and family duties.
Hollywood AP report notes Merle Oberon’s screen comeback after six years. At her Beverly Hills home she discussed the film Of Love and Desire with Steve Cochran and Curt Jergens, her marriage to Bruno Pagliai, and her plans for future work while maintaining fitness and a balanced lifestyle.
Janet Leigh won a divorce from Tony Curtis in Santa Monica California after a brief hearing. The actress testified that he did not want to stay married. The judge granted the divorce Wednesday following the testimony.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with standard subscription rates for trade and non trade areas. Rates show monthly and multi month options, with yearly prices, and note Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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