29 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a Kansas report cites the superintendent discussing operations regarding cars and speed meters. It mentions new cars and unmarked administrative practice, with questions about scale and tolerance, but the fragment lacks coherent details.
The article notes rising traffic deaths up about 14 percent from last year and cites the state patrol chief insisting on using unmarked patrol cars and radar to deter speeding. It discusses the balance between enforcement methods and public safety amid frequent traffic death stories.
Facade remains beside Garden as the wall extends to four units that now house Via Vento. Tables and chairs line the street with permanent awnings to provide sun protection.
A messy extract describes a cafe seating area with phrases like espresso lemona and pastry. The narrator references a person named Pernod and a moment waiting for about fifteen minutes, noting chairs and adjacent tables, with unclear action.
A writer recounts a late afternoon meeting at Doney's in Rome with a Chicago-born American investor who recently moved to Rome. They discuss weather, loss of his wife, and his belief Italy faces inflation and political unrest with a looming crash. The man hopes to profit if the crash occurs, while the narrator plans to keep distance after revealing a prior appointment.
New York AP reports on a mania for fear names as medical dictionaries list 300 plus specific anxieties. From rhapophobia fear of being beaten to autophobia fear of oneself the piece playfully catalogs quirky phobias and notes a package deal offering pantophobia the fear of everything.
A dense schedule of TV programs and films across day parts. Shows include Rifleman Huckleberry Hound Yogi Bear News Weather Sports Texan Speak up A's Dugout Baseball Scoreboard Wagon Train Danny Thomas Hollywood and the Stars Andy Griffith I Love Lucy Price Is Right Law dramas and many more within a sprawling daily lineup.
Reader letters discuss yawning and breath patterns plus possible links to fatigue weight and inactivity. Dr Molner explains yawning as a response to carbon dioxide balance and boredom, then shifts to scleredderma s treatment with cortisone and mentions unrelated 25 and 50 year ago notices and prayers.
Patrolman Wayne A Behrens chased Alverns Martin 23 after he fled from a cafe. He fired three warning shots then two aimed shots. Martin carried $2.21 in change and two cigar packages from the cafe. A stray line about pigment follows.
Tonight's lineup includes You Got a Secret on Channel 13 at 7 p.m. Sally Ann Howes joins Tom Poston Orson Bean and Kitty Carlisle. Wagon Train on Channel 9 at 7 30 p.m. features The Bleeker story. Hollywood and the Stars on Channel 4 at 8 30 p.m. wraps The Funny Men Part two.
On June 29 1964 AP notes events including 1927 fliers Hegenberger and Maitland completing a Oakland to Honolulu flight after 25 hours 15 minutes 1541 Coronado's expedition crossed the Arkansas into Quivira now Kansas 1776 Virginia constitution adopted Patrick Henry governor 1837 Horace Mann named secretary of Massachusetts Board of Education 1858 birth of Gen. George W Gowthals Panama Canal builder 1933 Primo Carnera KO Jack Sharkey 6th round 1954 Eisenhower Churchill joint policy statement 1944 floods in Columbia 1959 Moscow recall demand for three Chinese embassy officials 1963 Moscow demand Chinese letter critics.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with no Sunday issue and specifies mail subscription rates for trade area readers at one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00, and outside trade area at one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.
A note explains that most earthquake faults lie offshore with the notable exception of the San Andreas Rift in California, which was the source of the devastating 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
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