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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1960
Page
2
Editorial recalls a TV moment at the Chicago Republican convention when Nelson Rockefeller, angered by a persistent newsman, urged restraint and asked to listen to the closing number of the session. The piece notes public criticism may follow for raising his voice to a news service reporter.
A scattered column muses on beatniks, a Missouri man convicted for passing counterfeit dollars, Texas misgivings about misdemeanors, and distant industrial gains. It weighs campaign forgetfulness, shifts in Nixon Kennedy sentiment, Stevenson’s fading reach, and the humor found in others’ minor misfortunes.
A devotional prayer invoking 1 Thessalonians 5 23 asking God to sanctify believers wholly and to fill their soul spirit and body with transforming keeping power through Christ Jesus.
A column excerpt discusses TOPS diet group dynamics with men and women, weight loss through reduced intake and habit change, and the link between activity level and appetite. Readers ask about phlebitis versus varicose veins, with guidance and a request for a booklet. A reader questions laundries and heat use for sanitizing, prompting clarifications on ironing, dryers, and germs.
Auld Lang Syne Miss Mary Twining had a tonsil operation. A state engineer in Ottawa approved a new Franklin County lake site five miles north of Pomona. Bob Latimer, a local merchant, was limping after his saddle horse kicked him. Ottawa beat an Oklahoma Indians team 3-2 in 15 innings at Forest Park. Miss Etta Joe McCoy announced her candidacy for Republican Franklin County Superintendent. Hot weather and a breakdown at the ice factory left Oilawans ice-less until a carload arrived.
A sprawling list of TV programs from a mid-century schedule. It names numerous shows, hosts, and time slots including news, sports, westerns, serials, and variety programs featuring figures like Rin Tin Tin, Walt Disney, Jack Paar, and Gordon Jump across multiple channels and days, reflecting a dense, era-specific lineup.
New York AP reports two new TV shows debuting on the same night as part of a week of fresh summer programming. The line up otherwise features typical summer fare, with audiences awaiting premieres and network promotions.
A rundown of Monday and Sunday television highlights across channels 4, 3, 9, 13 and NBC CBS. Notable items include a dramatic tale of a wife attempting carbon monoxide murder, then a mining engineer character on Death Valley Days, Cimarron City cattle drive, and a crossfire of humor as Celebrity Talent Scouts hosted. Also listed are channels 9 and 13 program intros with stars like John Barrymore and Walt Disney, plus Spike Jones Show musical comedy, Persona Non Grata with Romulo, Wide World 60 host Herb Shriner, and a 1934 Treasure Island airing on Channel 9. The piece mixes talk segments, talent showcases, and classic film/television features across prime time slots.
CHICAGO AP Nixon disclosed plans to form a strategy board to guide the intensive three month campaign. He said the board will include named members and others to fill campaign posts. Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky is expected to remain chairman of the national committee.
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