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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1962
Page
2
Page Four Editorial argues juvenile crime rises per FBI head J Edgar Hoover but local efforts counter it. It praises Boy and Girl Scouts 4 H Boys Club and summer recreation as inexpensive character building crime preventers versus costly corrections. Continued local support of programs and adult leaders is urged as best answer.
A pregnant patient with prediabetes asks about tubal ligation after delivery. Dr. Moiner notes the decision rests with doctors, cautions against tying tubes for convenience, and explains prediabetes may become full diabetes later. He urges health over desires, and highlights weight and repeated pregnancies as risk factors.
This year’s garlic crop is reported running 35 per cent lower than last year, a fact noted amid a string of humorous, opinionated clippings on public figures, advisers, and everyday curiosities. The column touches on politicians, entertainers, and readers’ questions to Dr Mother, including breast health and ear noises, with light, satirical observations throughout.
Ottawa Kansas items note signs of business improvement and a stranger seeking a home talent show sponsor. Reports cover the R M Curby stock auction, grasshopper infestation in Franklin County, Harrison’s prize winnings at Salem Hall, Wayne Gilliland joining the Topeka Capital, and a new furnace at the First National Bank building. Includes editorial prayer, publication details, and AP syndication note.
Hollywood agents race to acquire a share of MCA earnings as government antitrust actions threaten breakup. Agencies formed by former MCA staff attract stars like Marlon Brando with 10 percent commissions, while MCA guards protect client lists of about 1,400 names.
An inspiring 1952 color film Stars and Stripes Forever airs at 8 on Channel 4 about John Philip Sousa. Gunsmoke is on Channels 5 and 13 at 9. A Kansas vs Missouri girls softball game airs on Channel 13 at 10:30. Ed Sullivan’s Sunday show on Channels 5 and 13 at 7 features Kate Smith and others. Witness for the Prosecution at 7:30 on Channel 9. Late movies include White Banners with Claude Rains, Ray Bain ter, Jackie Cooper.
Radio grid for Ottawa area lists a mixed schedule from KOFO and Triad outlets with top of the morning shows, weather, news briefs, sports, organ programs, devotions, serenades, market reports, and community bulletins. The lineup stacks morning blocks at 6 to 7:45 AM plus midday and afternoon features including Around Town, Farm Show, Noon Tune and Night programs.
A dense broadcast timetable lists movies sports shows and public affairs across channels with times and program names including Rainbow Island Forrest Rangers and Gun Smoke plus news weather and special features from morning to late night with multiple genre entries and recurring series.
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