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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
1
Mrs. Talbott argues Ottawa is split over river and rail and questions the $160,000 pool bond and planned park. She warns of long term tax burden on younger generations while urging civic leaders to lower sights, unite the city, and curb spending amid downtown beautification and looming bonds.
A reader asks if postnasal drip in a child can be rooted in allergy and how to diagnose it. Another notes throat clearing from drip, with factors like smoking or sinus infection, and whether it’s a habit. Diabetes in youth is discussed with improved outlook and need for insulin and diet. A spinal anesthesia concern for delivery is eased, and a meat tenderizer question is answered, explaining enzyme action and digestion.
A daughter-in-law plans a calm birth timing to avoid hospital chaos while the family celebrates a seven-pound girl. The grandfather reflects on a hopeful future for the infant amid world concerns, promising careful restraint on gifts and worldly warnings.
Thursday television grid lists 5:00 to 12:35 all day programming. Notable entries include Rifleman, Rocky and Friends, Lawman, News, Weather, Sports, Jack Benny era shows, Captain Kangaroo, I Love Lucy, Price Is Right, General Hospital, and Perry Mason with multiple time blocks and color-coded or c annotations.
Auction posted for a farm near Richmond Kansas on US 59 starting 12 30 pm features a tested Holstein and Brown Swiss dairy herd with milking gear incl De Laval 2 unit milker, plus machinery such as Allis Chalmers tractor and cult, plows, wagons, harvest equipment, feed including straw and alfalfa, various sheds and stock tanks, plus household goods and a 1951 Chevy truck. Proceeds addressed to the estate with lunch provided by Richmond Ladies. Clerk Lloyd Peters Bert Detwiler Auctioneers
On March 11 in history notable events include the first White House wedding in 1811 between Lucy Payne Washington and Justice Thomas Todd, the 1794 founding of the U.S. Navy, the 1888 blizzard that killed over 400, Mississippi’s 1926 evolution ban in schools, and more.
Tonight's TV highlights include Jazz in the Concert Hall with Gunther Schuller and Leonard Bernstein narration, plus Katy Gets Arrested, Espionage, Adventurer Jack Hanley, and Danny Kaye special with Diahann Carroll. The lineup features Channels 5 9 13 and 4 with 7:30 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. times.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and outside areas with monthly and yearly options. The paper notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and acknowledges Associated Press content.
In Birmingham Alabama a 16 year old white youth pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter for the shooting of a Negro boy in racial disorders last fall. Michael Lee Farley was sentenced to seven months in jail and companion Larry Joe Sims 17 received a similar sentence after a week long trial in January. Both asked for probation.
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