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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
2
Friday editorial page reflects on current events of July 1963 with commentary from WR and ADL themes. The piece surveys political and social issues, urging readers to consider reform and civic participation in a forthcoming cycle.
A looming railroad strike delaying the economy has been paused to July 29 for a new study on firing practices. Railroads seek elimination of many firemen with severance and retraining, but unions refuse to bargain. President intervention blocked compulsory arbitration. two paths remain: a new survey or Congress enacting federal railroad control.
A reader asks about persistent corn relief after 25 years and surgery. The Dr advises removing pressure by wearing properly fitting shoes with lower heels, addressing foot mechanics, and suggests hospital stay if needed. Includes note to request pamphlet The Pre Menstrual Blues from Dr Motner.
A brief devotional note cites Galatians 5:18 and prays that the Holy Spirit direct every thought word and deed. The prayer invokes Our Father and Jesus Christ for blessings and strength through divine guidance.
A sprawling, fragmentary TV guide listing dozens of programs across channels and times. Includes sports events like Dodgers vs Phillies and film showings such as Sherlock Holmes and Back to Bataan alongside newsreels, cartoons, and religious programs.
Friday July 12 marks the 193rd day of 1963 with 172 remaining. Highlights recount Union forces stopping a Confederate advance on Washington in 1864 and other events including Napoleon forming the Rhine Confederation in 1806 and Canal opening in 1920.
Mitch leads a Channel 4 sing along at 7 30 featuring Leslie Uggams Louise O'Brien and Gloria Lambert. Don Ameche at 6 30 on International Showtime presents Circus Kinoshita taped in Wakayama Japan. Jack Paar at 9 on Channel 4 hosts Peter Ustinov Nat King Cole Les Paul and Mary Ford and the Bob Williams dog act.
A cheeky roundup of odd happenings from Wimbledon to Croydon, Faversham to Perthshire. A bus incident, a dental dash, a Miners Special gone astray, and a priestly quip on marriage vows crowd this light weekend chronicle with playful UK quirks and stray misadventures.
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson notes the consumer remains hard to predict as spending persists despite rising incomes and falling overall retail sales. Auto sales rise for two straight years while factory hiring climbs modestly and layoffs edge down, yet seasonal patterns lag in some sectors.
Paris reports the government will repay over 200 million dollars of external debt before due date. Most funds likely go to the United States. Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte announced the decision after the weekly cabinet meeting with no further details provided.
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