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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
2
A magazine editor laments rising standards for women at home while a parallel report notes rapid progress in food preservation and microwave instant cooking. The piece contrasts the traditional homemaker with a future expert in electric gadgetry as modern devices ease domestic labor.
Frank Woodburn of Kansas City recalls past downtown ventures in Burlington. He notes the Al Stingley meat market at 4th and Main, a long running restaurant at 3rd and Main, later the North American Hotel site, and keeps details on owners Mr. Thompson, George Washburn family ties, and successors Scott Kelsey and Cliff Turner. He mentions John Borders meat market near Cherry and Estabrook and buying beef at ten cents a pound as a boy.
A worried wife asks for help with her husband who takes many tranquilizers despite not being sick. Dr Maines notes self medication risks, urges professional evaluation, physician supervision for prescriptions, and possible involvement of the sister and pharmacist in curbing the habit. Also includes brief Q and A on pregnancy associated restless legs and other items such as local notices and personal updates.
A brief religious meditation cites Acts 8 35 and includes a prayer asking for mercy forgiveness and courage to witness about Jesus Christ with Amen.
Jack Paar hosts Channel 4 at 9 pm with Buddy Hackett and sportscaster Joe Gara golla as guests. He previews films from Japan featuring Kabuki dancers and karate school visits. A Rawhide episode follows, with cattle heading toward a railroad as a hungry Indian boy collapses. Irene Dunne stars in White Cliffs of Dover on Channel 5 at 10 15.
The narrator praises Lahti Finland as a newly developed, well planned city of 70,000 residents with parks, boulevards, and an art oriented life. It hosts a town orchestra, academy, museum, hospital, and old age home funded without federal aid, proving culture and welfare coexist amid modest national wealth. The piece reflects on bonds for public art and urban identity, contrasting Lahti with American cities.
Friday, June 28 marks the 179th day of 1963 with 186 days remain. Notable events include the 1914 assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo, the 1778 Battle of Monmouth, the 1838 coronation of Queen Victoria, the 1939 Dixie Clipper proving transatlantic travel, and postwar political shifts. Recent notes reference Russia nuclear test suspension talks and Dr. Robert Soblen's arrest in Israel, plus a reader tip reward.
A dense listing of TV and radio programming across Friday and Saturday, detailing times for Westerns, dramas, comedies, cartoons, news, weather, sports, religious programs, and movie features. Notable items include Dragnet, Peter Gunn, Route 66, The Flintstones, Alfred Hitchcock presents, Alfred Hitchcock, Citizen Kane, and multiple sport events such as Orioles vs A's and Yankees vs Red Sox.
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