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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
1
The note discusses how residents on the near north side or the north shore beyond city limits take pride in their address whereas others avoid giving theirs. It emphasizes local identity tied to geography and jurisdiction.
An observer surveys Chicago and Birmingham comparisons, noting deeply segregated south side ghettos with improving public housing but ongoing racial tension. He argues education, jobs, and unsegregated housing are the only real solutions to explosive racial potential.
A reader asks about a drastic hospital regimen of total abstinence from food for weight reduction. Dr Molner notes research by AMA and others, costs about $30 daily, and stresses teaching proper eating habits during or after the program. The letter also discusses a child with breathing difficulties and suggests psychological evaluation if concerns persist. The piece includes 25 and 50 years ago local historical notes on KU society leaders and business activity.
Prayer text urging backsliders to return to God and seek forgiveness. It invokes Jeremiah 3 22 and asks Heavenly Father to help confess sins promptly, to trust in divine love and mercy offered through Christ, ending with Amen.
New York AP column features miscellaneous items from mail including statistics on glasses use in Americans over six, Vatican book restorations with vitamin sprays, and quirky global comparisons. Also includes folklore tidbits, superstition notes, and quickie quips about people, places, and真假.
Sen Barry Goldwater forecasts about 40 percent of New Hampshire votes for the presidential primary and criticizes Nelson Rockefeller street campaigning. He strolls through Laconia meeting voters and dogs, rituals with veterans groups back his stance against McNamara on missiles.
Concord New Hampshire voters will face a record ballot mix in the presidential primary with choices in Republican and Democratic races plus a local option sweepstakes referendum delegates to a state constitutional convention and various local offices. The Republican ballot will list five presidential candidates one vice presidential candidate and 101 delegate candidates and alternates for the national convention in San Francisco this July.
Washington AP reports leaders push a $10,000 pay hike for Congressional members as part of a $545 million package for 1.7 million federal workers. The Rules Committee cleared it and floor action is set for Wednesday. Republicans stay silent to avoid a roll call vote in an election year.
Television lineup includes Outer Limits on Channel 9 at 6:30 P.M. Moonstone is described as a strange egg shaped entity. Wagon Train on Channel 9 at 7:30 P.M. East Side West Side on Channel 5 at 9 P.M. The Passion of the Nickel Player on the same night. Davie Macklin appears in Breaking Point on Channel 9 at 9 P.M. Ben Casey on Channel 13 at 9 P.M. Nursery school teacher Julie Carr on County General after an accident. Movies on Channel 4 at 6:30 P.M. The 39 Steps shown on Channel 5 at 10:15 P.M. Tension features Basehart Totter Charisse.
Department stores in the 10th Federal Reserve District reported a 9 percent rise in sales last week versus the same period in 1963. Denver led with 18 percent growth, Wichita 14, Kansas City 12, Joplin 11, Tulsa 8, Lincoln 8, downtown Kansas City 7, Oklahoma City 7, Albuquerque 4, while St. Joseph and Omaha fell 1 percent and Topeka held steady.
A dense schedule of NBC CBS and local programs listing time slots from Monday into Tuesday. Includes riflesman gunplay westerns cartoons dramas news and weather interspersed with game shows and movies across multiple channels and time blocks. The log notes many series and titles such as Rifleman Lawman Daniel Thomas The 39 Steps Flight to Hong Kong and Whistling in Dixie along with morning afternoon and late night programming.
A Reading, Pennsylvania, woman described as a year-old, Laura Bayard, admitted selling liquor to support her relief checks. She was fined $10, and the case noted the act occurred during a period of rationing and relief measures.
AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes Hollywood and the Stars expands from silent movie bits to cover days in Mexico about the making of Night of the Iguana. The segment shows Ava Gardner and others at a party, with light, circuslike fireworks and backstage glimpses.
Ottawa Herald details daily publication with holiday exceptions and city editor Hubert B Wellington. Subscription rates in trade area list one month to one year prices. outside trade area rates via mail also shown including monthly and yearly options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news rights and AP dispatches.
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