Editorials From Ottawa Herald Spur Debate On War And Retirement
The Ottawa Herald editorial page critiques Kremlin threats after the summit and U2 incident, notes Democratic and Republican slings at each other over foreign policy, and jokes about Soviet laughter at U.S. discord. It cites life expectancy at 69.7 years in 1959 and discusses retirement trends and policy questions for the 1960s. A closing prayer invokes living water and asks for spiritual strength.
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Kremlin
Heisenhower
This And That Monday June 6 1960 Ey
This and That column from June 6 1960 highlights brief notes and snippets about local events and happenings. It mentions community reminders and social items with concise, period style phrasing.
Class of ’60 headlines six one-liners in satire
The passage surveys lighthearted quips on politics, banking, dress labels, and social scenes. It lampoons Nixon delegates, TV conventions, job choices, and a jumbled Emporia Gazette note, ending with a stray ad for prescriptions after a cooking piece.
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Emporia Gazette
Auld Lang Syne honors top grade student in county
Margaret Fultz, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carter C Fultz of Orchard Home Farm south of Rantoul, graduated from the 8th grade with the highest grade average in Franklin County. A shipment of 1200 pounds of canned veal arrived for needy families. FE A May ill. Water service being installed at H B Ward residence. Roy Bell ill with pneumonia after rain storm during traveling men's parade. Clifford Marcell visited Colorado City for friends and relatives.
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Margaret Fultz
Carter C. Fultz
Orchard Home Farm
Rantoul
Franklin County
H. B. Ward
S. Poplar
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Rates: one month 85 cents, three months 2.00, six months 3.75, one year 7.00. outside trade area one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 5.00, one year 15.00. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Associated Press
To Your Good Health It Might Be A Sign Of Diabetes
Dr Joseph G Molner discusses night urination and its possible links to cystocele kidney issues and late fluid intake. He notes diabetes as a potential early sign and advises medical evaluation to identify the exact cause. He also mentions a non-pamphlet eye surgery clarification and offers a pamphlet on leg cramps and foot pains.
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Nevare
Box 158
Dundee
Late Night TV Schedule From Local Station Chronology
A dense listing of evening and overnight programs shows the TV lineup with channels and show names. It includes news blocks, dramas, comedies, cartoons, Westerns, variety shows, and specials across multiple stations, from early afternoon to late night, with titles such as Captain Kangaroo, Gunsmoke, The Texan, Pete Gunn, and The Adventures in Paradise, reflecting a mid century network schedule.
Star Beams: Vaughan Shapes Kansas City Columns
Profile of Bill Vaughan who runs the Star Beams column in the Kansas City Star. The aging editor writes about life, humor and social quirks in concise paragraphs distributed to nearly a hundred papers under the alias Senator Soaper. His legacy traces to early American wit from Franklin to Rogers and Adams.
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William Rockhill Nelson
America
Starbeams
Charley Blood
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
Cary Grant
Clad
Pip) Thompson
U.S
Senator Soaper
Iave
Ben Franklin
Josh Billings
Kin Hubbard
Bert Leston Taylor
Will Rogers
Franklin P. Adams
Harry Wade
The
Detroit News
Bill
St. Louis
Society of
People
Voters In Three States To Polls This Tuesday
The final three 1960 presidential primaries unfold Tuesday in New York California and South Dakota. Kennedy leads with 348 conventions votes though no pledged delegates will be awarded in these contests. Johnson and Nixon seek to consolidate, with Nixon surpassing the 666 GOP delegate threshold in some counts.
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Washington
New York
California
South Dakota
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Nebraska
New Mexico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Colorado
Associated Press
Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
This Evening's TV Highlights
An average Monday night of television offers a mix of entertainment across channels. Woody the woodpecker opens with a wacky short on Channel 9 while Skitch Henderson returns on Channel 5 and Kate Smith performs. Various dramas, comedies, and films fill the schedule including The Minnesota Shanty and Adventures in Paradise with Steve Allen’s finale on Channel 4.
Thunder of Silence tops Sunday mystery fare on TV
AP reports INBC introduces Sunday mystery series Thunder of Silence a taut police tale set in a state school for the deaf its scenes with deaf children noted as heart tearing amid a summer schedule heavy with reruns CBS debuts three summer daytime shows for women ABC previews Expedition a fall series about distant expeditions while an oil network expands Met Opera radio to live broadcasts.
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NEW York
INBC
Iwho
CBS
the Oil Company
Metropolian Opera
Lisener
ABC
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