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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
2
The piece argues that from 1950 to 1975 physician to patient ratios worsen, with 1,300 to 1 and later 2,000 to 1. Dentists and nurses also lag behind needs, signaling a shift to depersonalized, assembly line care. It predicts fewer home visits and a cold, impersonal future despite potential advances.
This report from Wroclaw Poland describes Poles as robust eaters who walk due to scarce private cars and crowded public transport. It details daily meals from a heavy breakfast of bacon and eggs to a second breakfast and a late luncheon, noting tea in a glass and the frequent presence of beer and rich pastries. The piece contrasts peasant and city dining, highlighting a food culture under communism.
The Polish gastronomic day features cold trout or pike in jelly then soup or borsch with pastry and ground meat. Main dishes include fried pork with greasy potatoes and often a fried egg and ham on toast. Beef is plain, served with cabbage and horseradish sauce. A light supper at 7 or 8 ends the day, often with bouillon.
In a patient with eighty years of diabetes starting in youth, the doctor doubts tablets can replace insulin given long duration and high insulin needs. Occasionally a tablet may be added alongside insulin, but careful management of meals exercise and emotional factors remains crucial to prevent reactions.
Television listings feature Channel 4 NBC Channel 5-18 CBS Channel 9 and ABC with a full slate. Notable items include Casper the Ghost cartoon, High Patrol Stooges, local news with Carter and Wallace, sports and weather updates, and a late-night lineup including Wagon Train and Five Star Theatre. Programs mention Peter Gunn, Love Lucy, Gunfight themes, and film features such as The Devil’s General and Yallowatons. Multiple times across morning to night reflect network blocks, regional newscasts, cartoons, comedies, dramas, and sports events for the Casper market.
Interest grows as Brundred Oil Company drills a new well on John Bowman lease near Garnett. Across the nation Associated Press reports the death of Jean Harlow in California. Local notes include crafts from Pomona relics, a newborn to the Campbells, a Kansas City visit by Dr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Linna Lou, and W. S. Miller of Princeton seeking eye treatment after a tack injury.
Election of Robert W. Wagstaff of Kansas City Dr Ole Cram of Larned and Wint Winter of Ottawa to five year terms on the University of Kansas Alumni Association board was announced Sunday Stanley Learned Phillips Petroleum Company new president succeeding Wendell S Holmes Mrs Margaret Butler Lillard Salina new vice president Holmes retires to join the board Fred Ellsworth secretary reported paid membership increased during 1961 62 by 1731 to 16449
AP reports NBC standards chief Ernest Jahnke intervened on the pilot of Sam Benedict for plausibility in a California courtroom setting. The show’s creator Ehrlich says the hero did actions Ehrlich once undertook, but Jahnke ruled the scene unethical and inadmissible.
Tonight viewers can watch the Kansas City Athletics and the Minnesota Twins live from Metropolitan Stadium Bloomington on Channel 5 starting at 6:55 p.m. A pregame at 6:45 precedes the telecast, potentially bumping other programs. Late movies include Flying Fortress at 12:10 a.m. and Framed starring Glenn Ford at 10:15 p.m. on Channel 5.
Ottawa Herald presents subscription rates for local and trade areas with pricing for monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly plans. The page lists Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes Associated Press affiliation and rights for local news.
Jahnke notes the tension between not restricting artistic drama and avoiding free rein in sensitive areas. He argues a hung jury poll would be inappropriate, stressing the need to protect production while guiding constraints on adult themes.
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