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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
2
An editorial lament on human vanity and curiosity. It notes how rumors and stigma turn neighbors into accusers, recounting stories of a FBI informer, a professor, and a tragedy that drew crowds. It argues gossip and sensationalism fuel judgment and spectacle in everyday life.
A jet voyage narrative contrasts men who sleep through long flights with restless "boys" who seek company. The piece recalls diverse fellow travelers aboard Flight 114, its Shannon layover, and the jolt of arriving in Paris at 3:30 a.m. while the clock shows 8:30. Jet lag mars the romantic Paris welcome.
A reader asks about yellow eyes and doctors explain jaundice as a symptom with multiple causes. Liver, gall bladder, pancreas, and blood disorders can raise bilirubin. diagnosis requires exam and tests. carotenemia is a rare non jaundice color cause.
A brief devotion cites Luke 18 1 urging persistent prayer. The prayer asks for God’s kingdom, personal renewal as channels of grace, and divine guidance for those in perplexity, concluding in Jesus name.
A dense OCR style timetable lists Channel 4 5 9 13 programs for Tuesday including Rifleman Naked City Drag entries and local news blocks. It catalogs show titles such as The Rifleman Naked City News Jack Paar Weather and sports segments with times spanning morning to late night, noting host and program pairings across channels.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates. In the trade area by mail, one month costs 85 cents, three months 2.50, six months 3.75, and one year 7. Outside trade area by mail, one month 1.80, three months 4.26, six months 8.00, and one year 15.00.
American evangelist Billy Graham said he may travel to the Soviet Union for a few days to meet religious leaders. He stressed no crusade is planned there and cited potential church invitations while planning large crusades next year in several African nations.
Hollywood AP reports Jerry Lewis signed a seven year 14 film deal worth 10 million dollars. Paramount Studios said it is the largest price paid for a single star. The contract splits work between Paramount York Corp and Jerry Lewis Productions Inc.
Washington AP column by ED CREAGH urges readers to abandon envy and hatred and to adopt a gentler outlook. The piece cooly notes urban weariness and self-critique, then counsels strolling, smiling, and engaging strangers to reclaim happiness despite cynicism.
New York AP reports Beatnik poetry readings in Greenwich Village coffee houses face legal scrutiny over cabaret licenses. Owners say readings draw crowds and tourists, while police insist readings constitute illegal entertainment without proper licensing. Poet William Morris condemns the shift, calling the crackdown ridiculous.
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