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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1962
Page
2
Hoffa emerges as a rising lone figure in labor, viewed as a threat to union unity and administration goals. The piece notes Kennedy’s past warning, Hoffa’s clashes with tax officials and courts, and calls him a loner likely to be expelled or split the Teamsters as power shifts unfold.
Dr Molher discusses the medical profession’s stance on vegetarianism. He notes nature’s varied dietary rules across species, mentions humans and pigs eating both meat and vegetables, and suggests prehistoric man relied on hunting while we remain uncertain about early diets.
A reflective column covers topics from science and war economy to diet. It weighs the folly of pay as you go travel costs, the fate of the Peace Corps, and the appeal of meat over vegetarian diets. It also touches cabbage juice for ulcers, arthritis help leaflets, and miscellaneous social notes.
Auld Lang Syne Mrs. George Dunkin received a bushel of sand plums from sister Mrs. Ray Byers of Sharon Kas. Delores 8 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gordon of Williamsburg was injured on a swing at Forest Park Ottawa with a severe cut to the head. Lightning struck a cottonwood near Richmond per Richmond correspondent Mrs. Pat Campbell. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks six miles northeast of Ottawa. Ted Hana started at John D. Mathias Grocery replacing Fred Doman who moves to Forester Dry Goods on July 22. M A Wright of Centropolis township visited Ottawa noting I’m still a Republican but lonesome.
Prayer text praises God as refuge and strength and asks for guidance to abide in Christ. It invokes Jesus as shepherd and closes with the traditional Our Father prayer. The fragment references a salutation and a benediction line.
A long OCR style daily schedule lists programs by time slots and channels, naming many shows and hosts such as Steve Allen Gordon Jump Douglas Edwards Wagon Train Peter Gunn and Hawaiian Eye. It mixes cartoons, news, drama, and variety, with weather and sports updates interleaved throughout the day.
Tonight’s TV highlights feature Matt Grundy riding into a Sherman ranch showdown. He’s wounded and warns Jess and Slim that the Kerrigans shot him, promising an exciting chase. Betsy Palmer and Barry Sullivan guest on Password. Channel 5 at 7 p.m.
Rev Ralph Colas pastor of the Regular Baptist Church in Algona Iowa will attend the International Council of Christian Churches meeting in Amsterdam Holland this August He is the son in law of Mr and Mrs J J Meyer 621 S Locust Mrs Colas is the former Alice Meyer.
The Ot tawa Kansas paper lists subscription prices for trade area by mail one month eighty five cents three months two dollars six months three dollars seventy five cents one year seven dollars outside trade area by mail one month one fifty three months six twenty five six months eight dollars one year fifteen dollars The paper notes Associated Press ownership of local and AP dispatch content.
In Hollywood the line between unions is tightly drawn over every task from setting walls to moving props. Electricians local and prop men local split duties by material type and destination while stage crews can double up on work. Critics note waste from rigid duties yet many praise crews as superior and worth higher pay.
Atlanta AP Emory University will offer the first U S seminary course in television preaching this fall. Student ministers will preach before TV cameras and then view themselves on videotape to study their delivery and impact.
Mr and Mrs Roy Young of St Cloud Florida guests of Mr and Mrs Irwin Heth. They toured the western United States by the southern route to Portland Oregon for the World’s Fair in Seattle, visiting Yellowstone Park and Montana then Kansas noted for food and prices. The party spoke of moths in Montana air and planned to reach St Cloud by Monday.
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