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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
2
Reader letters express gratitude for the March 6 1963 Ottawa Herald 4-H Club Week coverage. Mrs Raymond Houston thanks the staff for portraying 4-H positives amid national headlines. James A McCain Kansas State University president extends warm regards and best wishes.
This essay recounts a seminar conclusion featuring Prime Minister Nehru’s onstage persona. The observer notes a restrained, calculating leader, dressed in a white skull cap and dun coat, who derides the monopoly press yet affirms press freedom in theory. His delivery appears unprepared, with limited warmth and evasive answers to questions.
The editor presents letters from readers about sleeplessness and outlines simple, practical rules to overcome insomnia. It explains that there is no single sleep aid, only addressing sleep-disrupting habits, developing belief in personal sleep ability, and making moderate life changes. Tomorrow continues with insomnia guidance.
Tonight Channel 4 presents a Biography program tracing Elizabeth I life. David Brinkley's Journal covers Ellis Island and Watts Towers in Los Angeles. Late movies include The Great McGinty on Channel 5 at 10 15 and Flight Lieutenant at 12 10.
James W. Chesney, 19, told beauty salon operator Doris Smith he wanted black hair. After waiting he paid, then stole 140 dollars. Arrested later at a casino, police said his newly dyed hair aided recognition.
Kansas City area to host a $2.5 million soybean mill by the Farmers Union Cooperative Marketing Association. P. J. Nash announced after the 49th annual meeting. The plant will employ about 40 workers and process beans into oil and meal with a daily capacity of 1,000 to 1,500 tons and an annual capacity valued at $44 million of soybeans.
Honor County dairy producer Leroy Wasmund of Princeton joins Kansas colleagues Jack Carlin of Lindsborg and Luther Sheilar of Conway Springs as delegates to the 23rd annual American Dairy Association meeting in March 1961 in Chicago. The group will plan Dairy Month observances in June 1963 and elect officers.
More Working TOPEKA AP reports Kansas unemployment at 4.7 percent for the week, down from 4.9 percent last week but up from 4.6 percent a year ago. Total compensation payments reached $592,083 distributed to 14,521 individuals.
Egyptian star Omar Sharif, riding momentum from Lawrence of Arabia, contemplates his Oscar chances while planning a move from Cairo to a Swiss base. He threads film work in Spain and here with wife Faten, and notes family moves as he nears 31.
A dense TV schedule shows NBC Channel 4 primetime lineup with multiple time blocks from 4:30 to 6:15 p.m. including Sea Hunt Huckleberry Mound Yogi Bear Dragnet and The Untouchables, plus news, weather, game shows, soaps, movies, and children's programming across Monday night.
The Herald presents Channel 8 and ABC 4 schedules with Stump the Gtars Combat and Ensign O'Toole among listed shows. Readers are invited to share news tips for a weekly $5 reward, with weather almanac notes and program entries spanning multiple channels.
Auld Lang Syne LAFF A DAY notes water flows over the new Mill er dam south of Pomona on the Marais des Cygnes river for the first time. Built by Ottawa city. Ottawa attorney Bert Newland breaks left thumb at First Methodist Church. John L. High hospitalized after operation at Ransom Memorial. Miss Marie Mundy leaves Forester Dry Goods for Dunn Store millinery. Deputy assessor W S Needham visits Ottawa courthouse. Horse buyer J L Smith travels to Danville Illinois with a carload of horses, after shipping two cars earlier.
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