War in Viet Nam and Sherman on war’s cruelty
The piece cites wars of the past and argues the Vietnam war is a police action needing more U S troops and decisive ground victory. It notes US death tolls in World War I II Korea and Vietnam and warns of casualties as calls for larger mobilization grow while referencing General Sherman’s grim view that war is cruel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tecumseh Sherman
U. S
Viet Nam
North
Korea
Sherman
Television Schedule Chronicle Channel 4 to 13
A dense list of TV time blocks from NBC CBS ABC and others showing programs, news, talks, and movies across daytime and evening slots. Names include Texan News Weather Hu. Johnny Carson. Captain Kangaroo. I Love Lucy. Match Game. Jeopardy. The Fugitive. Peyton Place. The Scarlet Coat. Flying Down To Rio. A Yank at Oxford. and many more across multiple channels.
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Donna Reed
Love
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Oxford
Jim Thorpe
Jungle Jon
Woody Woodpecker
Bugs Bunny
Texan
Mr. Novak
Joey Bishop
Red Skelton
McHale’s Navy
Tycoon
Rio
Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
London Haircuts and the British Longhair Trend
A London barber visit reveals a cultural fad among young Englishmen who favor shoulder-length, windswept hair. The piece links long hair to a mix of Beatlemania and era trends, noting older generations’ reactions and the author’s hope that the style fades.
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London
Charles I
Pill Safety and Menopause Medication Guidance
Dr Molner cautions against using a sister's menopause pills without a doctor plan. Eight pills may not harm but require doctor follow up. Prescriptions ensure medical oversight to prevent harm from dosage, duration, or sensitivities.
Ottawa history brief highlights from the era
Auld Lang Syne recalls Joan Weien returning from Kansas City for treatment. Ottawa University football stadium plan remains under review. Fifty years ago the A J McClay grocery and meat market moved from 123 N Main to 121 N Main. Mamie Broderson visited Kansas City after a Sunday stay. The Pastime theater showed Mary Pickford in Cinderella, first Paramount film premiere in Ottawa.
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A. J. McClay Grocery and Meat Market
Main
Mary Pickford
Paramount
Ottawa
Prayer for Today Faithful Servant Caleb Scriptural Prayer
A devotional prayer honoring biblical faithfulness inspired by Caleb and the promise of the land. It asks for trust in God and following Thee fully, echoing praise for faithful biblical characters and offering a concluding Amen.
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Caleb
Indian Missionary Fights Illiteracy Among Nagas
AP Special Report by David Lancashire from Jerusalem profiles Lily Quy a white haired English missionary the first to enter northeast India s Nagaland in a decade. She recruits volunteers trains villagers to teach literacy and link education with development while recounting headhunter legends amid broader global efforts to combat illiteracy sponsored by the Committee on World Literacy and Christian Literature in cooperation with UNESCO and the U N.
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David Lancashire
Jerusalem
Jordan
Lily Quy
India
Nagae Land
Nagaland
Miss Quy
Nar
Comemittee
U.S. National Council of Churches
New York
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations
Unesco Figres
United
Local Paper Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists the Ottawa Kansas publication with address 104 S Cedar daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. Robert B Wellington is editor and publisher. Subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area are shown with monthly and yearly options. The Associated Press license is noted for local news use.
Offers Change: An Unhappy Ending By Cynthia Lowry
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes Sun day night's ABC special Phil Hill Assault on Le Mans ends in defeat for the famed driver despite a build up of attempts to show his life and racing. The piece critiques the program for foregrounding drama over background and suggests renewed interest in Le Mans racing.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Phil Hill
le Mans
Hill
ABC Cameras
Early Bird
Edward H. White
NBC
CBS
White
Tonight's TV Highlights on Channel 9 and 5 13
A TV listings snippet previews Tonight's aS Highlights with Voyage on Channel 9 at 6 30 p m featuring The Invaders a manlike creature and a silvery capsule in a submerged city. Channel 5 13 airs Andy Griffith at 7 30 p m and 8 p m Lucille Ball with Ann Southern guest roles and a 9 p m Bunny segment. Also 10 15 p m Clint Walker Western The Boss and 11 30 p m Tim Holt Dude Cowboy followed by Framed.
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Hucklesberry Hound
Texan
Karen
U.N.C.L.E
Andy Griffith
Lucile Ball
Andy Williams
Wendy and Me
Danny Thomas
Bing Crosby
Alfred Hitchcock
Ben Casey
Stone Kelly
Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
Faith For
Our Times
Channel
Nelson
Channel 5
Barney
Andy
Helen
Lucille Ball
Ann Southern
Lucy
Canfield
Yellowstone Kelley
Clint Walker
John Russell
the Boss
William Bishop
Gloria McGhess
Tim Holt
Marjorie Reynolds
Framed
Today in History highlights 1964 events and milestones
On June 14 1964 the Associated Press lists key historical moments including FDR ordering froze German and Italian assets in the United States in 1941 the Continental Congress adopting the Stars and Stripes in 1777 Mussolini meeting Hitler in 1934 the Paris occupation in 1940 Saipan invasion in 1944 the Chamber of Commerce backing peacetime military training in 1945 and other anniversary notes.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Continental Congress
U.S
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Vienna
Paris
Saipan
Marianas
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Japan
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Maint WA
Orn
Ste
Washington Post
Anthony Eden
Harold Macmillan
Marilyn Monroe
Barry Goldwater
Elizabeth I
Joseph G
Molner
Joan Weien
Glenn Weien
Kansas City
Ottawa University
Mamie Broderson
Floyd Shackelock
S. Cedar
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated
UARCO
Bunny
LE Kedromager
Frese Ponents
Hillcrest Drive-In
Manila
Dwight D. Eiesenhower
Steelworkers Union
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