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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1961
Page
3
Give em A Chance Baseball shows Little League in Ottawa entering its second year with Jaycees aiding. The program prospers yet struggles under harsh parental criticism, risking players' emotional strain and the program’s progress without better coach training and facilities.
Paris remains changeless in appearance yet evolves rapidly. Skyscraper blocks rise apart from each other altering the city’s vertical profile while old stone facades and church spires keep their dominance. The Parisian social scene shifts from boulevard chic to a more conventional economy with garbed workers, bourgeois, and dwindling eccentrics as beggars reappear and television and Coca Cola enter daily life.
Broadcast schedule lists channel lineups NBC CBS and ABC with a dense slate of programs from Early Show Popeye and Wib time blocks through Afternoon sports and news then late night movies and theater. Notable entities include channels 4 5 9 13 and show titles like Route 66 Rawhide Perry Mason and Lawrence Welk along with film titles and sporting events.
Dear Dr Mother explains anemia types and diagnosis with iron and vitamin B12 tips, plus pregnancy related anemia and nutrition. Includes guidance on dietary protein fruits vegetables and iron forms, plus when to seek thyroid adjustment and infection treatment. Also covers birthmark hemangioma removal advice and breastfeeding considerations.
Ottawa Herald announces daily publication with editor Robert B Wellington and Guy Snedaker as publisher. It lists trade area and outside trade area mail subscription rates including monthly and yearly options.
A partial listing shows a day’s syndicated and local programs with times and show titles such as Top of the Morning News Weather KOFO Serenade Church Notes Mary Blaine Time Sunday Family Worship The Christophers News Weather Serenade in the Blue Sunday Serenade Kas. O'door Sports Sundown Serenade and end of schedule with Stew off.
Auld Lang Syne A Rochenower of Princeton, age 65, suffered a cracked rib when his team ran away as he was taking hay. R R Harrison near Wellsville displayed a corn stalk riddled by grasshoppers at the Herald office. Howard Conrad bought the residence property at 615 S Locust from O W Stewart.
W. S. Jenks and son Robert traveled to Lansing on a business trip. Construction began on a new 16 by 36 feet office building with a basement at the Warner Plant. Visitors Ethel and Lottie Wheeler from Waverly spent the day, with Ethel planning to enter Ottawa University. A prayer closes with a Christ centered blessing.
A listing of tonight’s screen schedule across channels 4 to 9 and 5 to 18. Highlights include baseball K C Athletics versus Washington Senators, several reruns such as Rawhide and Flintstones, plus programs like Man From Cochise and Twilight Zone. The lineup notes late titles including The Rip Store starring Marx brothers.
The Armed Forces Community Health and Welfare Council meets Thursday to review reports of vice and gambling near Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The panel includes military personnel, state and county law enforcement and health officials with IRS oversight. A spokesman said the meeting was planned two months ago and will consider revelations from the St Louis Globe-Democrat about prostitution near the fort. The IRS and local authorities have investigated taxes in the area since January as cabarets and nightspots draw huge spending beside the Army base with a $40 million payroll.
John Noble recounts his experiences as a prisoner of the Communists in a broadcasting feature. The program aims to inspire Christians and alert the free world to the communist threat. Tune in KMBC at 8:00 A.M. Sunday for Light and Life Hour sponsored by Free Methodist Church.
A history column details the Minneola Town Company plan to make Minneola the capital of the Territory in 1858. It describes stockholders including lawmakers, the act by the Legislature at Lawrence, land deeds, hotel and hall construction, and rail-road proposals centered on Minneola. The piece invites local churches to contribute their histories for an upcoming installment.
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