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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
2
The article argues that revenue bond financing by municipalities enables factories to be built at lower net cost, drawing industries from other states with tax free bonds and favorable depreciation. It warns the program may become self-defeating as more states adopt similar bonuses, reducing incentives to relocate.
Dr Molner outlines how rheumatism and arthritis differ, the main types rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, their causes and how early diagnosis prevents lifelong damage. Also notes common mislabeling of pains, and offers pamphlets on hemorrhoids and shingles by mail.
A satirical piece notes American quirks from Goldened buttons to cotton, ribbing Air Force wit, nudist conventions in Lawrence Kansas with 1000 expected, and university nudists. It jokes about death wording, marriage ideals, liquor laws in corn country, and previews the 1964 party conventions in San Francisco and Atlantic City.
Franklin County candidates sprint to finish as August primary approaches with seven ice cream socials and penny suppers in one evening. A baby boy weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs William Bits of Melvern. Roy Burgoon displayed a four inch beetle for the Herald. Fred Brombacher and Sidney Juleson started a new Ottawa orchestra for the winter season. A Keith of northeast Ottawa bought a Model 3 Buick from C W Hart. J R Dodsworth was named chair of the Anti Horse Thief picnic in Hawkins Grove.
A brief devotional passage reflects on God as creator and the morning stars. It prays for daily guidance and divine presence to keep believers on the path of love and peace through Jesus Christ Amen.
On this date in history key events include Fleury as the first foreign medal recipient from U.S. Congress for Stony Point. 1759 Ticonderoga abandoned. 1847 Republic of Liberia founded. 1908 began FBI. 1947 unification of U.S. armed forces with Defense Secretary Forrestal first. 1956 Nantucket ship collision. Panmunjom armistice ends Korean War. Princess Elizabeth names Charles Prince of Wales.
Hollywood writer James Bacon describes Tarzan’s evolution from grunted hero to articulate bachelor under producer Sy Weintraub. Weintraub’s $3 million purchase of rights yielded rapid returns as Tarzan expanded to TV and films across Africa Asia and beyond.
Sammy Aire Tucker, 28, Fresno born cop killer, died at 12:10 a.m. after lethal cyanide was released in Missouri. The March 10, 1961 Cape Girardeau gun battle led to his conviction for killing Donald H. Crittenden, while his partner Douglas Wayne Thompson faces the same fate and appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Tonight includes Kansas City Athletics against the Cleveland Indians at Cleveland Stadium with a warm up at 5 45 and game time 5 55 p m Channel 4 carries the broadcast. Western viewers get Rawhide and The House of the Hunter on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30 followed by Viva Villa at 10 15 on Channel 5.
Richmond area residents share family visits to Topeka Denver Wichita and Marquette. Jimmy Riley a 15 month old boy receives treatment for burns from spilled hot soup. Local groups clean up streets and repaint parking lines as conservation and health camp activities unfold.
Kansas residents will see reflectorized 1964 license plates as numerals and letters reflect light at night. About 1.3 million plates are being made by more than 100 inmates at the Kansas Penitentiary tag factory. The reflectorizing adds about two cents per plate to the cost.
A dense listing of primetime TV and radio fare across NBC CBS ABC and local channels. It catalogs shows by time and title from Dragnet to Bonanza and news, weather, and sports blocks with multiple films, specials, and children’s programs across Friday through Sunday. The fragmentary OCR contains channel numbers and program names rather than coherent article prose.
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