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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1960
Page
2
Editorials from the Ottawa Herald dated Friday July 22 1960 offer commentary by the columnist joh on current issues. The page reflects the newspaper’s voice and period attitudes through concise opinion notes.
Federal Aviation Agency data show Kansas ranks among states with the most active civil airplanes, totaling about 1,790 across 104 airports. Texas leads with 6,187 planes nationally. The piece traces aviation history from early air circuses to jet travel and notes ongoing political and social commentary.
Prayer based on Hebrews 2 15 thanks God for Jesus who abolished death and brings the gospel. It asks to walk in the light of Thy countenance this day in the name of Christ, our Saviour. Amen.
Dear Dr Molner answers reader queries on trailer life for a retiree police captain. He stresses safe facilities, proper camp investing, taxes, portability limits, and planning ahead for parks. The column covers surprises of dye choices, infertility checks, vaccine reactions, and enuresis guidance with a mailed booklet offer.
Franklin County commissioners H R Finch E N Heinlein and A L Johnson went to Topeka to confer with state engineers on a relief project to clear the Marais des Cygnes channel. W R Cheney and Attorney J R Cheney also traveled to Topeka on business. A traveling Amish baseball team from Argentina South America was slated to play the Richter club at Richter. July 22 is the last day residents can register to vote in the upcoming primary, with officials expecting about 900 registrants. Howard Shirey suffered severe facial and hand burns when car cleaning gas ignited. B F Ogg remained in Garnett for several days on business.
A dense schedule lists Friday television programs from 4:00 PM to 12:40 AM, including news with Harold Mack, regional sports, and many film features. Notable entries include Rawhide, Wagon Train, Bonanza, Perry Mason, This Is the Life, and a range of serials and theater films across networks, with times and show titles mapped throughout the day.
This evening features Walt Disney Show on Channel 4 with Matt Rockford Knight falling in love in Cimarron City. Channel 5 sports Wishbone and Rowdy in a dental visit that leads to a jury trial on Rawhide. Channel 9 lists Texas John Slaughter quitting his gun habit at 7 30. Channel 5 shows a bounty hunter kidnapping from Hotel De Paree. Channel 9 has Jeff Spencer striking a deal with an escaped criminal on 77 Sunset Strip at 6 PM.
AP reports the GOP convention in Chicago will receive about 184 hours of network coverage versus 28 hours for the Democratic convention in Los Angeles. Premier preview programs begin Saturday night with Nixon and Rockefeller on NBC, followed by ABC previews and CBS interviews.
Washington reports the United States plans to expel Soviet Embassy third secretary Petr Y. Ezhov and another diplomat on espionage charges. Authorities say the Justice Department has evidence they tried to collect intelligence while in diplomatic posts. Ezhov has resided in Washington since June 1959.
Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen welcomed a son at Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The baby weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces. The couple wed last August 22 in a Norwegian village church.
The Ottawa Herald lists staff roles including Robert B. Wellington as editor and Guy Snedaker as publisher. It details daily publication with second class postage and pricing for trade area and outside trade area subscriptions by month, three months, six months, and one year.
Readable radio timetable shows blocks for Saturday and Sunday with KOFO Serenade News Weather Markets and various program titles. Entries list time slots from early morning to sign off including religious services farm shows and community features with schedule notes and repeats of KOFO Karavan and Bulletins.
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