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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
2
Editorial praises Missouri for adopting a compulsory automobile seat belt law requiring that 1965 models sold in the state have belt safety devices. It argues belts reduce injury severity, notes a recent fatal collision where belts might have saved lives, and blames manufacturers and motorists for hesitation in making belts standard.
The discussion argues for mandatory dual waist and shoulder seat belts rather than a single belt. It notes tests show better protection with two belts and suggests an enforceable rule requiring buckled seats, possibly with an electrical contact preventing ignition until all buckles are fastened.
Cystic fibrosis is a baffling hereditary disease mainly affecting the pancreas and lungs. Treatment focuses on symptom relief with diet, antibiotics, and medications to ease breathing, as the underlying gland disorder remains untreatable. Many children miss schooling. research and care aim to curb infections, improve digestion, and lung function.
A dense Saturday to late night listing outlines a mix of dramas, cartoons, news, and religious programs. Notable items include Peter Gunn and Alfred Hitchcock segments, The Three Musketeers specials, and a slate of morning to late-night shows featuring News, Weather, sports, and gospel programming.
Highlights include the Seneca Falls women rights convention of 1848 led by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and events such as the 1963 era milestones like World War I retreat starting in 1918 and the 1955 Railway Express Agency ending electric deliveries. This brief chronicled list notes notable anniversaries and past incidents.
The 10 day Kennedy European swing drew warm crowds yet yielded little toward U.S. policy aims. He faced limited talks with Adenauer Erhard and Brandt in West Germany and was snubbed by De Gaulle. In Ireland England and Italy he drew cheers but foes warned of fragile unity at NATO. De Gaulle’s aloof stance and health loom over the alliance.
In New York City Justice William O. Douglas urged that African teachers and student volunteers abroad are strong emissaries for America. He noted Africans have a distorted view of U S racial issues after his three week tour of Africa and return to New York City.
Robert B. Wellington Editor And Publisher lists subscription rates outside and inside trade area with various monthly and yearly prices. The notice states Associated Press rights for local and AP news content and exclusive publication age.
Don Ameche hosts International Showtime presenting Vienna Ice Revue Tyrolean Ice Fantasies at 6 30 p m. At 7 30 Mitch Miller Sing Along features New York City music. At 9 Gisele MacKenzie on Jack Paar show performs As Long As He Needs Me and Gonna Build A Mountain with Jonathan Winters delivering a monologue.
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