20 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
1
Editorial writers, while fair minded, skew their attacks on Senator Barry Goldwater. They warn candor alone does not qualify a president, noting some praise is merited yet candid unfitness remains a concern for the 1964 race. The piece argues candor without competence is a danger in presidential leadership.
A travelogue outlines Romanian life under a socialist system with cheap bus fares, no conductors, government markets, and sparse Western media. It notes hotel signs in Romanian and French, radish cheese and bread snacks, red propaganda banners, Russian cars, mixed shop hours, and pricey yet better free markets. Official delegations from Asia and Africa cluster around hotels.
A Dr Molner explanation on how cancer grows slowly then speeds up, how removal of a lump targets cancer and surrounding tissue, and why skin cancer is easier to treat when detected early. It notes cure rates near 90 percent with timely action and the possibility of new cancers, plus a brief answer about pregnancy before limits.
The city commission accepted the resignation of James D. Dye as police judge and appointed John B. Pierson in his place. Dr. Max Kaiser of Moberly visited his brother Fred Kaiser. Elizabeth Bement traveled to Kansas City and Chicago for high school graduation events with Mrs. Thomas Burke. George Pingree of Appanoose spent part of the day in town. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Gilliland came from Kansas City to visit relatives on Oak Street before moving to a new home. Ottawa Friends of Mrs. Horace J. Smith learned she was in Chicago as a Massachusetts delegate at the federation of women's clubs. A devotional closing prays for ambassadors for Christ.
Hollywood AP reports Reginald Denny, 73, is backstage at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium preparing to play Col. Pickering in My Fair Lady after two years on Broadway. Born in Surrey, he began in silent films, later shifting to talkies, surviving the transition with his refined diction. He also served as a brigade heavyweight champion in the RAF during World War I.
Jimmie Wayne Pate of Hutchins accepts a Melvern teaching post. Rev Lamon and wife attend a tent camp meeting in Anderson Indiana. David Deskins of London Connecticut visits family then returns to Charleston South Carolina after a Navy furlough. Melvern folks attend Grand Jobe Daughters Bethel at Hutchinson June 12 13. Mrs Dave Hill chairs NFO Ladies Auxiliary meeting with Mrs Ellis Kitchen Carbondale. Carter McNabb of Waverly formerly Melvern now at Newman Hospital Emporia. WSC S netted 82 dollars from food and ice cream sale on June 13.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription options for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. the paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news rights.
AP reports that silver prices stay firm amid U S coin shortages and capped by Treasury reserves. Private issues and Kennedy half dollars draw collector interest while world supply tightness pressures minting. Experts foresee limited price moves and reserve depletion in years.
On this date in 1931 President Hoover proposed a one year international moratorium on intergovernmental debts. In 1632 the colony of Maryland was granted to Lord Baltimore. In 1943 British bombers attacked Friedrichshafen for the first time. Five years ago the U N Command in Korea accused North Korean forces of building fortifications in the DMZ. One year ago the United States and the Soviet Union established an emergency communications link between Washington and Moscow.
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