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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1960
Page
2
A July article warns travelers to be vigilant in national forests and parks where dry pine needles easily ignite. It cites lightning and careless campfires as causes, urges responsible behavior, and notes Smoky Bear campaigns need broader citizen help to prevent blazes.
A column notes Truman's coarse remarks at the Democratic convention and lampshades his unpopularity with some. It also reports Elliott Roosevelt, now in northwest Colorado, facing a divorce suit by his fourth wife. The piece pokes fun at party platforms and miscues, with light social quips on aging, vacations, hosts, and marriage.
Dr Molner explains duodenal ulcers are superficial sores treated with bland diets and medication to limit stomach acid and activity. Smoking worsens irritation. occasional alcohol may help. Cure is likely if rules are followed, though some ulcers recur. Cancer risk is low for duodenal ulcers, unlike gastric ulcers.
A summary of Ottawa notes: Hazen L Richardson led the final summer band concert. CCC men near arrival to aid soil erosion work. A tennis tournament started in Ottawa by J R Duke Cheney and Drury Brown, with better city courts boosting interest. A veteran barber Andrew Johnson retires and passes shop to Theodore L Johnson at 225 Main. E W Hume injured by mower runaway team. City officials discuss selling the old fire house and building a new ore facility with updated equipment. Poem verse and prayer included.
A detailed listing of programs across channels 4 5 9 and 13 with coverage of the Republican National Convention in Chicago slated from 5 30 p m to 8 p m and continued seasonal offerings including westerns sportscasts newsreels and feature films featuring anchors such as Harold Ensley and Don Harrison along with films like Rogue's Yarn and Made For Each Other.
Dwayne Hickman writes about his brother Darryl Hickman in a guest column for AP, recounting childhood shows and early stage mischief. The piece notes Hickman’s CBS Dobie Gillis renewal and reflects on their mother’s attic productions, studio visits, and a then-current TV schedule interruption for a Lincoln tribute at the Republican National Convention in Chicago.
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