Editorials on Ottawa Herald Page Four July 27 1963
Page four of the Ottawa Herald presents assorted editorials dated Saturday July 27 1963. The columnists discuss current civic issues and public policy considerations, offering opinions and calls to action for local readers.
Ottawa hosts foreign students on People to People visit
A dozen foreign youths spent an evening in Ottawa with local People to People members. Charley from Cheshire studies agriculture and admires American farming, while Michael from Kuala Lumpur, an 18 year old Med student in England, voices nationalist views and notes the Vietnam era. A London Profumo scandal mention rounds out the anecdote with local newsroom humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Charley
Chesire
Michael
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
England
Kennedy
JKF
Viet Nam
London
Profumo
Ward
Christine
Mandy Rice - Davis
Swordblade edge cuts cost and comfort for shavers
A columnist touts Wilkinson Swordblade as a breakthrough in blade longevity, claiming it lasts far longer than Gillette Super Blues and reduces daily shaving cost. He notes the British origin, limited US availability, and compares Krona and Personna offerings, predicting market shifts.
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Wilkinson
Schick
American Safety Razor
Gillette
New City Sweeper Clears South Main Dirt On Trial Run
A new city street sweeper on a trial run along South Main Street gathered between four and five tons of dirt between 18th and 15th Streets. Also noted are varied local items including a child’s tonsil operation, post office footings progress, and residents camping along the Marais des Cygnes river near Thirty-Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
18Th
15Th Streets
William Dean
Alva Smith
Joe Pearson
Murray Kennedy
William Gormly
William Youngberg
Marais Des Cygnes
Small Decisions Keep Us Moving
New York AP comments on the daily grind of tiny choices shaping life. The piece humorously traces a typical day from shaving to toothpaste, shoes, breakfast, and commuting, showing how countless small decisions exhaust the mind and raise stress.
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New York
Plato
Women Pilots Present Earhart Stamp to Kennedy
Fifty women pilots delivered a first day cover of the Amelia Earhart commemorative stamp to President Kennedy at the White House. They also gave one for his daughter Caroline and urged that the girl join their organization in a few years. Kennedy noted the untapped talents of American women and said their presence reminds others to pursue aviation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Amelia Earhart
Caroline
White House
House
Neuritis questions and diagnosis with Dr Molner
Dear Dr Molner outlines neuritis causes including injury infection and toxins. He emphasizes varied symptoms, the need for thorough exam to identify root cause, and cautions against casual labeling. He suggests medical evaluation and mentions learning more in Molner book. Another reader asks about travel sterilizers for insulin needles and suggests disposable syringes.
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Hla
H. A
Dr. Molner
F.E
Today In History July 27 1963 highlights brief recap
On this date 1909 Orville Wright set a world air speed record with a 1 hour 1 minute 40 second flight. Also Schenectady NY was purchased from Indians in 1661 and the Department of Foreign Affairs now State established in 1789. Alaska became a territory in 1868 and Albania Lithuania Latvia Estonia gained recognition in 1922. Austria sovereignty restored in 1955 ending Allied rule. Ten years ago Germans in the Soviet zone received food in West Berlin. five years ago Gen Claire Chennault died. one year ago Algeria tensions eased as negotiations started. The Herald pays $5 weekly for best news tip.
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Orville Wright
Schenectaday
N.Y
Department of Foreign Affairs
U.S. State Department
Alaska
United States
Austria
Allied Council For Austria
Soviet Zone
West Berlin
Flying Tigers
Claire Chennault
Algeria
Japanese students hike across the United States twice arrive in Kansas City
Four Japanese students from Tokyo's Waseda University trekking the U S planned a luncheon in Kansas City but were picked up west of the city and driven into town. They walked again later to resume their interrupted journey arriving twice in one day. They will stay a week to meet people and observe economic conditions.
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Kansas City
Tokyo
Waseda University
United States
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Ottawa Herald
America
Paola
Singapore
Kansas
Joh
Russia
John Bull
Dave Mathias
Donna
Frank Thurman
Eva Binford
Wellsville
R. H. Harrison
Paul
Silas
Jesus
ASPCA
J.F.K
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
Medical Directory
Business and
Professional Guide
J. F. Barr, M.D
Optometrists
Bldg
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
A. G. Madison, O.D
S. Main
Rodney McClay, D.D
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
C. South
Chiropractors
S. M. Brockway
R. C. Capron, D.G
Res
Homer N. Flora, D.O
Zellner
David L. Young, D.O
Physical Medicine
Flying Service
Jack
SKY Service
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Louis N. Speer
M.D
General Medicine
David G. Laury
General Medicine and Obstetrics
R. A. Gollier, M.D
General Medicine Res
Chester H. Strehlow, MD
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Surgery — Medicine
Fes
Henning Bros
Ottawa, Kansas
Joe Towner
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
First National Bank
General American Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Jack C. Kille
Mgr. Municipal
Main-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Eas Fitch
Embers
Yee Sane Exchange
Wee
Robert Dillon
Ella’s Beauty Salon
Cecil McArdle
Beverly Cole
Susan Ames
Hickory
Beautyland
Eloise Milton
Marion Ishang
Sharon Brill
Wilema Babcock
Anna Beauty Bar
Maxine Lewis
June Kunard Zada Lewis
Briscoe
DR. Wikler
Buster Brown
Simon J. Wikler
D.S.C
Franklin County
Richardson’s Shoe Store
Robert B. Wellington Baker
Ares Mail
Sarea
Associated Press
Sil the Jocal News
AP News
THE
Mally
Albania
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
the Herald
Raney
Rexall Drug
Cherry