Editorial page preview from Ottawa Herald June 4 1962
Page four features editorials from the Ottawa Herald dated Monday June 4 1962. The section reflects on national events and local perspectives, delivering opinion pieces likely addressing politics economy and community issues of the time.
Too Rigid Controls Doomed China's Leap Forward
The piece argues that China’s economic stagnation and famine have driven mass emigration to Hong Kong, while Russia raises meat prices to spur farming. It compares rigid state control of agriculture in both nations with the American tradition of farmer freedom, urging vigilance against rigid crop controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Hong Kong
Red
China
Russia
Sian
Television Log Highlights Evening Schedule
A dense OCR log lists TV slots across channels with cartoons, news, sports, weather and films. Notable items include Casper the Ghost, Yogi Bear, Peter Gunn, Ben Casey, The Price is Right, Huntley-Brinkley News, Mike Wallace segments, and The Devil's General film, plus daily prayers and word features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gunn
Alicea Adama
Five Star Theater
F.M
Mike Wallace
l—New Breed
Nity Daily Word
Wroclaw Reborn: From Breslau to Polish City
The article surveys Wroclaw now a Polish city of about 450 000 with only 500 Germans remaining. It notes industrial output up one and a half times prewar levels, ongoing rehabilitation, and a street plan blending old Germanic layout with new Communist style buildings. The river, canals, rebuilt market square, and medieval town hall add distinctive character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Iph
Wroclaw
Warsaw
Bonn
Market
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Vitamins and minerals together not essential say FDA
Dear Dr Mother answers readers on dietary supplements. He cites FDA guidance that most people get enough nutrients from a normal, balanced diet and that vitamins and minerals are best obtained from nature's foods. He warns against assuming minerals must accompany vitamins and offers a pamphlet on varicose veins and a prayer ending the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mother
B.W. bin Utand Dee
Food and Drug Administration
Ottawa Band Concert Called Off for Muddy Ground
Auld Lang Syne Hazen Richardson said the Ottawa city band concert was canceled because the ground around the bandstand was too muddy. Jackrabbits threaten crops near Princeton as reported. Baldwin fire department members plan to compete with Ott wa fire laddies at Ottawa’s July 4th celebration. Ottawa fire department members Peter Litch John Beiter Rollie Hash man and M. Bement traveled to Baldwin to finalize contest arrangements. An Associated Press dispatch noted the U S war department sold 5 000 rifles to Cuba at five dollars each and 1 000 000 rounds for the rifles for guards on Cuban plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Richardson
Ottawa
Princeton
Baldwin Fire Department
Ottwa Fire Laddies
Peter Litch
John Beiter
Rollie Hashman
M. Bement
Ottawa Fire Department
Baldwin
Associated Press
War Department of the United States
Will the Favorites Be Favored Again
New York AP reports next season will test returns of Lucille Ball Jackie Gleason Sid Caesar Jack Paar Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and more as television seeks fresh hits. It notes Ball's comeback chances look good with Lucy and Desi Arnaz ending their series while Gleason Caesar Paar and others face mixed prospects amid shifting audience tastes and program strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ball
Komedy
Jackie Gleason
Sid Caesar
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Jack Paar
New York
TJ Jove
Imogene Coca
Caesar
ABC
Roy and
Dale
Milton Berle
Steve Allen
George Gobel
Six Year Old Star Claire Wilcox Gets False Teeth
Hollywood AP reports six year old Claire Wilcox, star of 40 Pounds of Trouble, lost two front teeth during production and received false teeth. The child, born Claire Willcock in Toronto, moved to Glendale with her machinist father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Hollywood
Claire Wilcox
Claire
Joey
Tony Curtis
Miss Wilcox
Shirley Temple
Miss Marker
Farlier
Claire Willcock
Toronto
Ont
Glen
Stan Margulies
Tonight's TV Highlights on Channel 4 at 10 30 PM
Soupy Sales hosts tonight's Tonight show bringing pie-throwing slapstick. Expect lively scenes as the program airs on Channel 4 at 10 30 PM and contrasts with earlier New York era chaos after Paar's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 4
Jack Paar
Parr
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates And Staff Listing
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mall and by mail with monthly and yearly options. The paper credits Roberts and Wellingtom as editors, with Mall distribution details and Associated Press affiliation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mupany
Ottawa
Kanaag
Roberts
Wellingtom
Associated Press
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