15 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
1
An editorial notes readers clashed with a Tally's Toot about city police aiding distressed animals. The short jab drew stronger reaction than a longer editorial, questioning if the police should carry the burden. The piece argues the police can help but probes whether they should.
Friends of the Franklin County Humane Society and guardian Beatrice Martin Peck read into Tony's Toot a jab at the society’s work. They defend the humane officer should handle duties full time. the Toot’s point remains piercing.
The excerpt notes that in Bucharest Romania and other Communist nations each runs its own airline. It mentions Yugoslavs using American equipment, others using Russian planes, and a vintage DC-3 like two prop short haul with larger size and speed. One of them brought me here.
A reflective piece muses on an upcoming authoritative book titled How Europe Sleeps detailing European sleeping habits and bedding styles. It surveys British, French, Danish, Hungarian beds with variations in pillows, pouffes, blankets, and comfort practices across regions.
Reader letters discuss feet perspiration and practical relief strategies. Dr Molner advises changing shoes and socks daily, using sandals or open footwear, wool or bulky cotton socks, midday foot washing, nightly sponge with formalin or aluminum chloride, and applying foot powder to absorb moisture and reduce odor. Also notes nervous tension links to sweating and urges consistent use of these steps for relief. 25 Years Ago item mentions Miss Clema Craft returning to duty, a Forest Park picnic, Rupf Hatcheries flocks, and Ottawa boys heading west for harvest.
A short devotional prayer thanking God for friendship with Jesus Christ. It asks for greater worthiness of that friendship and clearer understanding of the Scriptures to be guided in the divine way. Amen.
AP News reports that the income tax cut is influencing business channels as signs point to firmer spending. Analysts see early effects in capital outlays and investment plans, with executives noting cautious optimism amid evolving policy signals.
This June 15 1964 snapshot lists historic milestones the Magna Charta signed in 1215 and Arkansas joining the union in 1836 alongside Washington taking command in 1775. It covers postwar events and a 1964 economy note noting May retail sales up 1.5 percent from April and 7 percent from May 1963, plus tax-cut optimism. Steel output dipped 2,445,000 tons in the week as auto sales rose to 29,730 cars per day.
Vacheslav Nikolayevich Osokin, a Kuibyshev lawyer, traveled 450 miles to Moscow and shot V.G. Karitsky, a secretary at the Commission of Spectroscopy. Izvestia says Osokin had no remorse and believed his rejected scientific work was genius. He planned a second killing but did not reach the second target.
Ottawa Herald lists daily edition details with prices for trade area and outside regions. Subscription rates include one month to one year at varying monthly and quarterly totals. The paper notes AP content rights and credits editor Robert B. Wellington.
A long OCR style listing outlines a day’s broadcast slate from early morning to midnight. It includes news, sports, movies, game shows, and various series with many program titles, times, channels, and frequent parenthetical notes. The fragment resembles a television grid from a newspaper page.
TV listings summarize evening fare on Channels 5 13 with comedies dramas and films. Notable acts include Tell the Truth I Got a Secret East Side West Side Never Let Me Go and The Bride Goes Wild plus hey teacher and other pilot films with classic stars.
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