Ottawa Herald July 30 1962 Page One Review
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1962
Page
2
U.S. Urged to Rally Bond Support Over U.N. Crisis
An editorial questions Congress on a proposed 710G million bond issue to back the United Nations as a funding crisis grows. It notes revelations that the U.N. used 11 million of U.S. aid to reduce payments by nations like Cuba India Yugoslavia and Poland, sparking concerns over U.N. financial integrity and American intelligence. The piece argues the U.N. may be considered the goose that lays the golden eggs and urges scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Nations
Red
U.N
Congo
Gaza Strip
Senate
U.S
To Your Good Health Advice On Medic Alert Emblems
Reader letters discuss Medic Alert style emblems for emergencies and whether to endorse specific groups. Advice favors carrying recognizable medical notices, warns against high prices, and suggests checking with the Better Business Bureau. Also includes Q and A about stretch marks and winter concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medic- Alert
Five Year Prison Term for Dave Beck
Former Teamsters leader Dave Beck begins a five year term after years of appeal. The piece parodies cautionary choices, politics, fashion, and a humor column on daily life. It invokes a Topeka shooting and a casual science tip about static electricity, concluding with an ad for a sinus trouble booklet by Dr Mother at Dundee Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Union
L.C
Mother
Dundee
Ill
Ottawa Area Notes From 1912 Harvest and Local Events
Auld Lang Syne Claude Dunlap near Ottawa harvested a 47 bushels per acre wheat field. Tommy Fritts six years old had a tonsil operation northeast of Ottawa, as did Lela May Nichols twelve, from RFD 1. William Jennings Bryan opened the Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly in 1912. At Princeton picnic a farmer collected cards from 42 candidates for office to take home for his kids. Miss Mary McLain returned from Richter where she had been working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Dunlap
Ottawa
Princeton
Prayer For Today Bless the Lord and Praise Thy Name
Prayer text invokes blessing and gratitude for divine Word. It asks for guidance to live in peace with God and others and ends with Amen from Christ the Savior. The passage features reflections on praise, harmony, and reverent daily conduct within a devotional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Local Subscription Rates and Associated Press Note
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays. Editor Robert B. Wellington details trade area rates by mail including monthly and yearly options. Outside trade area rates are higher. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and may republish AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Television Schedule Fragment Highlights 1950s lineup
A dense OCR listing logs daily broadcast slots from 6:00 PM through midnight and beyond, naming dozens of programs, hosts, and cartoons such as Yogi Bear, The Price is Right, Gunsmoke, Punky Frost, Captain Kangaroo, The Tonight Show era items, and movie titles. The fragment documents era-typical cross-network variety with multiple networks and local hosts, reflecting a busy TV guide page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.B.A
Harry Reasoner
Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
Jane Wyman
Newa
Camouflage
Jan Murray
Powell Sees Busy TV Film Season Amid Slump for Westerns
HOLLYWOOD AP Powell talks with Four Star about a packed slate for September. Dick Powell, solo at the conference table, reviews last season’s shows and previews ten planned appearances, noting industry shifts toward lighter entertainment and a temporary dip in Westerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Four Star T
Dick Powel
Powell
Four Star
Charles Boyer
David Niven
Oscar
Europe
Ace
Tom McDermott
Gertrude Berg
Target
Corrupters
Robert Taylor
Detectives
Ensign O'Toole
Dean Jones
McKeever
Nick Adams
Lloyd Bridges
Snorkler
Powel
En Entertainment
Homecoming Committee Teases The Roaring Twenties Theme
ARMA Kansas AP reports chairman Frank Blazic asked members to wear clothes to the next meeting. The remark puzzled the group as they discussed the hot weather. Blazic clarified he meant the official garb for the homecoming theme The Roaring Twenties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMA
Kan
Frank Blazic
Blazic
What Doctor Ordered For Lynde Movie Review
Hollywood AP reports Paul Lynde, famed for stage and TV wit, credits a year of therapy and pep talks for relaxing his nerves. He now enjoys performing while filming Bye Bye Birdie as the swooning teenager’s harried father, despite being 36 and playing a parent to 21 year old Ann Margret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Lynde
Lynde
Perry Como
Ann- Margret
Gentle Persuaders Special Narrated by Drew Pearson
Tonight on Channel 4 at 9 find a one hour program titled Gentle Persuaders about the Quakers, officially the Religious Society of Friends, their customs and ideas narrated by Drew Pearson. Also airing the late movie Wintertime features Sonja Henie in a 1945 resort drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Channel 4
Religious Society of Friends
Sonja Henie
De Mott to Join KU Staff as Professor and Advisor
John De Mott assignment editor of the Kansas City Star will become assistant professor of journalism at the University of Kansas on September 1. He will teach advanced reporting and editing and serve as news adviser to the University Daily Kansan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John de Mott
The
Kansas City Star
University of Kansas
Kansan
Removals List From Various Addresses in City
A sequence of resident relocations lists numerous individuals moving from old addresses to new: Atchison Shirley from 707 Cypress to Pomona, Brockus Mrs. Robert to 531 Willow, Corbin Ray F. from 703 N. Oak to 1115 Willow, Clines Lucy from 531 Willow to Rantoul, Cook Dewey to 223 S. Cedar, Gaceddert W. Keith from 833 Tremont to 1342 S. Maple, Gorton Don from 704 S. Locust to 508 Willow Lane, Garrett Wayne to 323 Ash Street, Hawkins Georgia from 1148 Poplar to 120 S. Poplar, Hanes Donald E. from W 15th, Ingram Mrs. Tom to 313 S. Cherry, Kramer Homer to 703 N. Oak, Logan Mrs. Leo F. from 313 Cherry to 1110 N. Sycamore, Miller Arthur G. Jr. to W 15th Street, Morrow Jack E. from 1342 S. Maple to Emporia, Thompson Wilmer from 808 S. Cher Ty to 114 S. Poplar, Vann Robert from 120 S. Poplar, Wren Dr. Ww. B. Manhattan to 1328 S Willow, Wolken Ray P. from 619 N. Main to 824 S Main, Woodward J. Gary to 746 S Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Shirley
Cypress
Pomona
Brockus
Robert
Willow
Corbin
Ray F
N. Oak
Clines
Lucy
Rantoul
Cook
Dewey
S. Cedar
Gaceddert
W. Keith
Tremont
S. Maple
Gorton
Don
S. Locust
Willow Lane
Garrett, Wayne
Ash Street
Hawkins
Georgia
Jack E
Emporia
Thompson, Wilmer
S. Cher
S. Poplar
Vann Robert
Wren
Ww. B
Manhattan
S. Willow
Wolken
Ray P
N. Main
S. Main
Woodward
J. Gary
S. Oak
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