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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
2
The piece argues Khrushchev’s claim that occupation must end is not a threat but a fact and calls for American policy to aim to end the Berlin presence without harming Europe. It favors internationalizing Berlin under UN supervision as a step toward reducing a costly military outpost while preserving freedom.
A correspondent reflects on Paris uncertainty as four long-time sources diverge on current events. Weather has been miserable with a record low 39 and high 52, impacting dining tips. Excerpts cover views on statism, De Gaulle, Salan trial, OAS, Algeria, and a predicted shift toward European prosperity despite unrest.
Reader questions about burning throat after meals are linked to stomach irritation and other conditions. Advice covers diet changes, medications to reduce digestive secretions, nervous tension remedies, and specific treatments for gall bladder, diverticulum, or appendix issues. Includes prayer excerpt and guidance for leg cramps leaflet offer.
Franklin Countians confronted a new state law requiring a title certificate for automobiles costing 75 cents each. About 7,000 car owners existed in the county, but only 1,400 had bought certificates by the July 1 deadline, with many vowing to refuse payment. FE H Lancaster bought a milk route from Lee Nichols. Santa Fe freight depot received a roof paint. Red Louis Burnett traveled to Garnett to arrange a livery business. Mrs Quin Hay visited Rossville to see her parents KE C Likes.
Channel 4 to 6 mix of sports movies detective shows and comedies. NBC Channel 5 13 airs baseball warmups and late night news with World of Sports and Captain Kangaroo.
A schedule feature lists AM FM sign ons and a roundup of sports and music programs across Centropolis stations. Highlights include church services from First Baptist and First Methodist, Easy Melodies, The Week in Science, and public issues segments.
A Saturday night TV lineup includes Channel 4 at 8 with With A Song In My Heart about Jane Froman starring Susan Hayward. A 10 round middleweight boxing match features Joey Archer vs Joe Gonzalez. Ed Sullivan’s 14th anniversary show on Channels 5 and 13 includes Bing Crosby Steve Allen Jack Benny Johnny Carson George Gobel Phil Silvers Kate Smith and more. Sir Francis Drake debuts on Channel 4 at 7 30. TV Guide’s Award Show.
John Flories Otto, 19, was convicted in Recorder's Court on two speeding counts and fined 25 dollars plus costs. His license was revoked for six months. Patrolman Nivens arrested him for driving after license suspension when he tried to drive away. Otto posted 100 dollars bond on that charge.
The publication lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. It notes daily publication except Mondays and holidays and asserts Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
Central Princeton reports Mary Johnson and Darrell Cearfoss wed at First Methodist Ottawa. Harold and Coleen Hahner had tonsillectomies at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Mrs Arthur Atchison underwent surgery there Friday evening. Several ladies assisted with oral vaccines at Princeton School. Bill Sutton hosted dinner in Ottawa for son Jim, now in Marine training in South Carolina. A son born June 15 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa to Mr. and Mrs. James James. Stitch and Chatter Club met at Central Community Center with plan for July picnic in Forest Park Ottawa and a layette shower for Mrs. Charlie Masketer attended by 15 members, 15 men, 17 children.
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