11 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
1
An editorial argues that many married women with children earned diplomas after leaving school for early marriages. It urges keeping all capable students in high school regardless of personal circumstances and supports discreet public assistance to promote education as a remedy for poverty, crime, and despair.
The writer notes a Budapest hotel gutted by fire during the 1957 uprising. Rebuilt interior now offers about twice as many rooms. The room described is unusually tall and long but narrow, with details from a city guide about a colorless bachelor guide.
A firsthand narrator questions rival histories of Hungary’s 1956 revolt. He describes a Stalinist Communist government, peaceful student petitions, a deadly confrontation at radio HQ, and the ensuing chaos with 300 dead. He argues the event was not spontaneous but fostered by a repressive regime.
Dear Dr Molner answers why physicians advise heart patients not to smoke even if they never inhaled. He notes nicotine and other ingredients can be absorbed through mouth and throat surfaces and raise heart rate and heart work, risking coronary disease. The piece discusses cancer links and broader health impacts.
A devotional excerpt cites Luke 9 18 and urges closeness to God through prayer, followed by medical musings on persistent thirst in a 39 year old daughter including possibilities like diabetes mellitus insipidus psychological causes and drug effects. Brief historical notes mention a 25 year ago birth and 50 year ago local visits and a new house project.
Washington AP reports the Senate, after a cloture vote, projects passing the civil rights bill by next week end. About 100 amendments remain, with Humphrey predicting a 12-a-day disposal rate. Southern leaders attack the process as a lynch mob while the battle shifts to the House.
A detailed hourly television schedule across NBC CBS ABC and independent channels for Thursday into Friday. Programs include The Rifleman Yogi Bear News Texan Rawhide Donna Reed Dr Kildare My Three Sons Perry Mason Holiday on Water Hazel Making of the President Stoney Burke Nurses Kraft Suspense Theater News Weather Johnny Carson Movie The Bride Came COD Steve Allen Hollywood Palace Sea Hunt Pioneers Dragnet Billy the Kid Faith For Our Times Today Summer Semester Rush HourMoment of Meditation Kartoon Time Captain Kangaroo Torey Time News Say When Topper News I Love Lucy Price Is Right Concentration McCoys Get The Message Jeopardy Missing Links Guiding Light Tomorrow Ernie Ford Guiding Light News General Hospital Farm Report Accent Day In Court As The World Turns Lets Make A Deal To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Queen For A Day Match Game Secret Storm Trailmaster Hangmans Knot Superman Torey and Friends Sea Hunt Mickey Mouse Club Rifleman Huckleberry Hound Magilla Gorilla News Texan Speak Up Dugout Baseball International Show Time Great Adventure Destry Bob Hope Price Is Right Route 66 Boxing Twilight Zone That Was the Week That Was Baseball Scoreboard Jack Paar Alfred Hitchcock Burke s Law Make That Spare News Weather Steve Allen Movie Indian Love Call Suspense Sylvia Scarlet The Half Breed News Daily Word Movie Hangman s Knot Faith For Our Times
On June 11 1964 history items include the Come stock Lode discovery in Nevada yielding over 500 million in silver and gold over two decades. Also noted are King George I death in 1727 and various 20th century events such as a 1942 lend lease agreement and 1945 Office of Price Administration renewal. President Kennedy’s 1963-64 remarks on national moral crisis are also cited.
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson urged Norton readers that lack of evidence and court delays slow stricter enforcement of liquor by the drink law. He cited a two year pending case from the Cara van Club in Topeka and said agents cannot enter clubs to collect needed proof, bottling a complex enforcement problem amid reports of widespread illegal bottle clubs.
Ottawa Herald announces subscription prices for trade area by mail two rates: in area one month dollar, one year nine dollars. outside area one month dollar fifty, one year fifteen dollars. Editor Robert B Wellington notes AP exclusivity for local news and dispatches.
Television listings outline evening lineup across Channels 5 9 13. Highlights include Rawhide at 7 p.m. on Channels 5 and 13 with Rowdy and Wishbone. Perry Mason on Channel 13 at 8 p.m.. Holiday on Water at 8 p.m. Channel 5. Making of the President on Channel 9 at 8:30 p.m.. Movies on Channel 5 at 10:15 p.m. featuring The Bride Came C.O.D. and then Billy The Kid on Channel 5 at 12:10 a.m. with cast James Cagney Bette Davis Robert Taylor Brian Donlevy.
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