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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
2
Kansas City labors to pull out of a severe slump caused by paralyzing construction strikes. The losses to the regional economy run into millions and the damage to industrial expansion could hinder future relocation decisions. The piece calls for peaceful labor management negotiation to stabilize industry and maintain living standards.
The column makes sardonic, pithy notes on oddities of science politics and daily life. It mocks animal experiments mocking the SPCA and the GOP convention while wryly observing home life weathering divorce and a traveler’s Parisian sidewalk scene.
A devotional prayer asks God to deepen faith and strengthen testimony. It seeks daily sustenance to walk the upward path and to fix affections on meaningful things, invoking Jesus' name for guidance and cleansing of heart.
Dr Molner cautions that aspirin is a remarkable anti inflammatory drug, effective for arthritis and pain, but not a cure for diabetes. It can irritate the stomach, especially with ulcers, so use under medical supervision and tailor to the individual. The column then answers reader questions on nails and bowling, noting curling nails may stem from nail bed disturbance and that bowling is beneficial exercise for women.
A patrol roadblock in Ottawa led to ten arrests over brakes lights and licenses. Mrs. Ward caught a 22 pound bass in Country Club lake. Dr. Barr returned from the Elks national convention in Columbus. Deputy Clerk Turner completed evaluations of personal property in school districts, total Ottawa area valuation at 3,660,465 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser visited Kansas City as district boards met to elect teachers and plan for the coming year.
The Ottawa Herald lists address at 106 108 S Main and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It names Guy Snedaker as publisher and Robert B Wellington as editor with listed subscription rates for trade area and outside area by mail, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans.
A dense TV guide lists Thursday lineup across channels with time slots for news, sports, movies, and varied entertainment. Highlights include Early Show, News with Harold Mack, The Untouchables, Alfred Hitchcock, Bonanza, The Price Is Right, I Love Lucy, Homer broadcasts, and late night features including Five-Star Theatre and Studio Five.
TV guide compiles tonight’s lineup across channels 4 5 8 9 13 and others. Programs include Playhouse of Stars Zane Grey Theater The Real Mccoys Tombstone Territory Untouchables and Miracle on 34th Street with plot glimpses and notable stars like Peter Brady David Niven and Kris Kringle.
Richard Boone, star of CBS TV's Have Gun Will Travel, reflects on the challenges of dining in public as a TV celebrity. In a guest AP column, Boone laments the lack of privacy and the pressure to maintain Paladin’s image, describing moments when ordinary meals become uncomfortable public performances.
New York cleric Bishop William T. Watkins argues federal funds for church hospitals do not violate law or morality. He cites constitutional allowance and moral pragmatism, asking which harms more by rejecting aid: continued suffering or scruples against funding. The piece weaves in a personal aside about dining out and a dish of soup with imagined encounters.
Former President Harry Truman said he was ready to lend his help to the Democratic presidential campaign. He spoke between flights on his way to Logan Utah for a speaking engagement and commented on the Los Angeles convention, noting he did not say it was rigged but that it was fixed up in advance. He criticized the Republican convention for similar handling.
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