Ottawa Plans Aug 19 Trip to See Athletics and White Sox
Ottawa sports officials urge at least 500 fans to chartered buses for August 19 to Kansas City to watch the Athletics face the White Sox. The trip aims to back keeping a Kansas City major league club as Pomona reservoir boosts Ottawa’s industrial prospects and flood protection. Chamber of Commerce to set trip cost.
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Ottawa Sports Committee
Ottawa
Kansas City
Athletics
Pomona
This And That Tuesday 1960 Opinion Snippets
A 1960 column lampoons politics and public life with quips on surplus spending, celebrity escorts, funeral fame, TV ratings versus politics, vacations, and gender norms. The piece muses on leadership, cowardice, and modern living while recalling Calvin Coolidge era values and lightening rhetoric.
Prayer for Today Centered in Christ
A devotional note cites John 1 18 and asks for grace to seek wholehearted consecration. It prays for God to become the life’s center through Jesus Christ, asking for divine guidance and spiritual revelation.
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God of
Jesus Christ
Causes and treatments for various blackouts and skin issues
Readers seek guidance on fainting like blackouts with causes from petit mal to postural hypotension and Stokes Adams syndrome. Women note menstrual links, while other letters ask about acne back breakouts, scar removal, and bezoars. Dr Molner outlines diagnosis, lifestyle tweaks, and medicines.
Ottawa area notes and events from a 25 year ago sketch
Auld Lang Syne recounts Franklin County Farm Bureau women and families visiting Topeka to tour the Household Searchlight Institute with a Ballyhoo Band musical program amid softball games at Cook Field. Highway director Harry Darby spoke in Ottawa on completing US 50S west through Quenemo. Rehrbaugh Theatre was sold by S R Hubbard to Ottawa men in the 300 block on South Hickory across from the courthouse. Richmond held its first municipal election with 158 votes cast. Ottawa faced a 106 degree heat spell, the hottest in nine years.
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Rehrbaugh
S. R. Hubbard
Ottawa
A. P. Elder
B D. Bennett
George P. Washburn
J. A Miller
F. C. Dobson
H. H Hewitt
South Hickory
Television Channel Lineup for Republican Convention Coverage
TV listings show Channel 4 5 9 and 13 carrying the Republican National Convention from Chicago until about 5 p.m. with multiple programs across networks, including news, sports, variety shows, and late-night films. anchors note convention coverage overlapping with day’s schedule.
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Santry
Jack Paar
Chris Condon
Daily Word
Studio Five
John Smith
Pocahontas
Caverara
Chicago
Ike Day at International Amphitheater in Chicago
Evening TV highlights note Republican gathering at the International Amphitheater with President Eisenhower and that Indiana Congressman Charles Halleck, Rep. William Miller, and Bertha Adkins will speak. Channels 4 5 9 and 13 cover 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. plus later films and programs featuring James Stewart Carol Lombard and Charles L. Uburn.
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Ike
International Amphitheater
Chicago
Eisenhower
Indiana
Charles Halleck
William Miller
New York
Bertha Adkins
Health, Education and Welfare
Channel 13
James Stewart
Carol Lombard
Charles Uceburn
Belly Breathers Are Happier Hilde Says
New York AP reports famed concert pianist Hilde Somer extols belly breathing as key to happiness. She practices five minute yoga sessions thrice daily and believes mindful breathing calms the mind, aids attitude, and helps combat 20th century pressures.
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Hilde
New York
Hilde Somer
America
Miss Somer
Kansan To Receive Citation Of Merit
State Rep. Bill Fridley of Crestline Kansas will receive a Citation for Meritorious Service on August 12. The award from the President's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped will be presented by Errett P. Scrivner at a Kansas City Chamber of Commerce dinner. Fridley, 33, lost his left arm and shoulder in World War II and was elected to the Kansas Legislature in 1948.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bill Fridley
Crestline
Kansas House
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Fridley
Europe
Acting a Snap Compared With Baseball in Career Shift
The piece recounts a baseball player who transitions to acting after a string of trades and farm assignments. He notes his batting average in baseball versus needing a perfect 1.000 in acting, quotes earnings from early film work, and explains how his baseball instincts helped him win the lead in ABC's The Rifleman after a test involving a rifle thrown at him.
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Lucas McCain
Abc-Tv
McCain
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Telegraph Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly and yearly prices. Rates outside trade include higher monthly and yearly fees. The paper notes Associated Press rights and local news republication terms.
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B. Mata
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Associated Press
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