Who Runs Ottawa and the Parking Fight
A local community debate over expanding downtown parking pits business leaders and residents against opponents who reject surveys and fear costs. The Ottawa city commission backs a plan for three strategically placed lots to protect the business district, while critics warn of displacement and higher taxes. The piece questions whether elected officials or entrenched opponents control Ottawa's future.
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City Commission
Ottawa
Television Log Highlights A Day Of Classic Airings
An extensive daily rundown lists prime time and daytime programs from morning to midnight. Notable items include The Rifleman, Yogi Bear, To Tell The Truth, Outer Limits, Lucy, Wagon Train, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, Peter Gunn, Captain Kangaroo, Search For Tomorrow, General Hospital, and The Tonight Hour. The log notes many time slots and channel lineups, concluding with a remark on farm labor productivity compared to 1919 1921.
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Lucy
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
West Side
Ben Casey
Johnny Carson
Brookelyn
Steve Allen
Peter Gunn
Highway Patrol
Canterville
News
Faith For Our Times
Daily Word
Columbia Seminars
Cartoonland
King and Odie
Torey
Lee Phillip
Topper
Pete and
Gladys
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Loretta Young
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates And Details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area with monthly and annual options. The paper notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It also states AP news rights.
Wealth Talk Frames A Webster-Backed View
The piece centers on wealth as a dominant topic, citing Noah Webster as authority. It defines wealth as large possessions and worldly affluence, noting widespread agreement with Webster's succinct framing.
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Noah Webster
Wealth is a State of Mind Says Dictionalist and Banker
The piece argues wealth is mental, not merely cash. It cites two friends to illustrate: Angus Sapient, a college professor with three children earning about $10,000 yearly who feels wealthy with a modest life, and Mr. McMoney in New York with a multi million fortune yet debts and taxes eroding his funds. It concludes wealth equals having enough to satisfy tastes with a little left over, a view echoed by experts who say riches are in the mind.
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Webster
Angus Sapient
New York
Mr. McMoney
Securities
J. P. Morgan
Cola and diet habits harm a child’s health
Dr Molner notes a father giving a 1¢-ounce cola before meals leads a two year old to skip foods. He urges the father to stop the habit, eat alongside the child, and set a healthy example to correct the child’s unlearned preference for sweets. The column discusses nutrition and avoiding soft drinks for kids and ends with family notes and prayers.
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Dr. Mother
Today in History March 2, 1964 highlights from the AP
The Associated Press notes key past events on March 2 across history. Highlights include Texas declaring independence in 1836 and later a constitution, Marines capturing Fort Montague in 1776, Dakota Territory's organization in 1861, Puerto Rico becoming a U.S. territory in 1917, Hap Arnold named commander in 1942, and Lucky Lady Two completing the first nonstop around-the-world flight in 1949. Also mentions Soviet dismissal of Stalin’s attending doctor ten years earlier, Macmillan-Khrushchev pact offer in 1959, Franco trials in Madrid a year ago.
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Associated Press
Texas
Samuel Nichols
Fort Montague
Bahamas
Dakota Territory
Puerto Rico
U.S
Henry ‘‘Hap? Arnold
U.S. Army Air Corps
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Minis. Aee
Tonight's TV Highlights on Multiple Channels
Wagon Train on Channel 9 at 7:30 p.m. follows unsolved Bedrock murders as townsfolk join the wagon train including the culprit. Andy Griffith on Channels 5 and 18 at 8:80 p.m. investigates a wave of department store thefts with Barney. Breaking Point on Channel 9 at 9 p.m. stars Edmond O'Brien in The Tides of Darkness as Thompson helps a 14 year old assault victim and her father. Steve Allen on Channel 9 at 10:15 p.m. hosts a repeat segment with Terry, Thomas, Tom Poston, Louis Nye, Mavis Rivers and Jheri Redding. Movies: Channel 4 at 6:30 p.m. Under Water Warrior featuring Dan Dailey, James Gregory, Ross Martin, Claire Kelly, Raymond Bailey and Virginia Corey. Channel 5 at 10:15 p.m. Whistling in Brooklyn with Red Skelton and Ann Rutherford.
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Breaking Point
Channel
Edmond O’brien
Jean Holloway
Thompson
Paul Richards
Steve Allen
Channel 9
Steve
Terry, Thomas
Tom Poston
Louis Nye
Mavis Rivers
Jheri Redding
Channel 4
Underwater Warrior
Dan Dailey
James Gregory
Ross Martin
Claire Kelly
Raymond Bailey
Virginia Core
Channel 5
Brooklyn
Red Skelton
Ann Rutherford
Boeing releases lunar orbiter sketch for NASA mission
Seattle AP reports Boeing released an artist sketch of a lunar orbiter under construction for NASA. The craft aims to photograph the moon from 28 miles up, capturing over 3,000 square miles with Ranger camera sharpness before impact.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing Co
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ranger
Fairyland Park to admit Negroes in May
Kansas City AP Fairyland Park will admit Negroes when it opens in May ending decades of segregated policy. Owner Marion Brancato through lawyer Frank Barker says park will dismiss six lawsuits and seek injunctions against demonstrators while public accommodations rules are addressed. Pool remains private under new Southeast Swim Club management.
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Kansas City
Fairyland Park
Congress of Racial Equality
Marion Brancato
Frank P. Barker Jr
Barker
Hus W. Davis
The
Southeast Swim Club
Old Films Turn Van Johnson Into a Fan Favorite
New York AP report notes television reruns of older films boosting Van Johnson to a young fan base despite his 47 years and two cancer surgeries. He seeks meaningful TV roles, doubts daily Desilu work, and emphasizes ongoing film commitments and a lucrative nightclub act while adjusting to late hours.
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New York
Televiesion
van Johnson
Peter Pan
Bugs Johnson
Johnson
the Defenders
East Side
West Side
Hollywood
Desilu
MGM
West German ban on canned kangaroo meat sale
In Bonn the West German Parliament banned selling canned kangaroo meat after salmonella concerns. The measure allows continued sale of canned kangaroo tail soup, a local delicacy, despite reports of infections linked to kangaroo meat.
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Bonn
Germany
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Marshal Dillon
MoHhle
Garry Moore
Pioneers
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Joseph G
Molner
Carl Bloomer
Jasper Davies
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Britain
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T.V
Bedrock
Andy
Barney
Don Knotts
Fairyland
Nuzman Lumber
Sonny
Liston
Cassius
Ere
Burton
W.isp.s
Leo Tolstoy
Rantoul Elementary School
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Rantoul Elementary
Franklin County
Larry Sprat
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