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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1964

Page

1

Editorial challenges fictitious letters in Kansas rights discussion

The Ottawa Herald rebuts a segregationist letter accusing Dr. Raymond Jennings of bias on civil rights. It verifies the author as “Perry Wilhite,” finds no such resident in local directories, and states the paper will not print letters from fictitious or unsigned sources. It emphasizes readers’ right to express opinions only with real identities.

Kansas Raymond Jennings First Baptist Church Jennings Ottawa Stingley Perry Wilhite Polk Herald the Herald Perry

Differences Explained Dear Dr. Molner on Heart Attacks and Heart Failure

The article explains heart attack as a sudden stoppage of blood to the heart muscle and heart failure as a gradual, chronic condition where the heart pumps less efficiently. It uses a water pump analogy to contrast the quick failure of a motor with the wear of valves, noting heart failure can be managed with care and treatment to extend life.

W.F Eisenhower Johnson

Quips and Quips on Politics and Power

A collage of social and political jibes cites insurance, Mellon painting wealth, and a race for the Republican nomination. Observations note Lyndon Johnson dancing, clerks, and a sports remark about local fights. Nixon is labeled likely nominee and doomed to further losses in a sardonic tone.

Before 1964 March 14 Highlights in History

On this date March 14 events include the 1891 Ma fia affair ending with a jail raid in New Orleans and executions, the U S paying $25 000 indemnity, Eli Whitney’s cotton gin patent in 1794, the 1867 French exit from Mexico, Nehru’s steamship launch in 1948, tornado devastation in Georgia a decade later, Bolivian unrest five years earlier and a 1964 U N FAO manifesto call.

Associated Press Louisiana New Orleans Italy James Blaine United States Eli Whitney Mexico Europe Pandit Nehru Georgia Hernan Siles Zuazo U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization

Fifty Years Ago and Then Some Farm News

Twenty five years ago Miss Clara D Elder a Hawthorne second grade teacher was ill and Miss Hope Mott was filling in. E C Shemwell from the high school spoke on Commercial Law to farm vocational agriculture students at Williamsburg. Dickie Martin son of Mr and Mrs A B Martin was ill with influenza. Fifty years ago Mr and Mrs John Scott entertained Mrs R B Black and Miss Elva Black at dinner while rooms were being repapered for a joint reception. Smart and her guest Mrs C E ABC visited the home of those mentioned.

Clara D. Elder Hawthorne Hope Mott E. C. Shemwell Williamsburg Dickie Martin Mrs A. B. Martin John Scott R, B.black Elva Black

Prayer for Today Guiding Service and Sacrifice

A devotional prayer recalling the ransoming sacrifice of Christ from 1 Peter 1 18 19 RSV and asking eternal God to deepen willingness to serve. The prayer invokes Jesus Redeemer and the Our Father in a solemn, reflective tone.

Christ Peter Jesus

Rocky Barry Clash In California Primary Test

California primary on June 2 pits two leading losers from New Hampshire against each other. Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller clash as the campaign heads to a contest that will define conservative versus liberal Republicanism. Lodge cannot enter the race in California with write ins banned. Both candidates prepare intensive drives in this pivotal state.

Sacramento Calif California New Hampshire Barry Goldwater Nelson A. Rock Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge

Dick Stuart Eyes TV Career After Baseball

Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox talks of a television future after his playing days. He recalls a Boston TV show last season called Stuart on Sports with WBZ-TV’s Gene Pell, and says he hopes to host a game of the week style program.

Dick Stuart Boston Red Sox National Safety Council Stuart Boston Gene Pell Wbz-Tv Stone Fingers Henry Aaron Milwaukee

FBI arrest five Klansmen in Florida on bombing plot

Five Ku Klux Klan officials were arrested on federal charges for plotting the February 16 bombing of a Jacksonville home occupied by a 6 year old Black boy and his mother. The suspects face bonds up to 25,000. one associate, Rosecrans, is jailed on 25,000. The attack targeted an integrated elementary school in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville Fla Ku Klux Klan FBI Smyrna Tenn Barton H. Griffin Jacky Don Harden Willie Eugene Wilson Donald Eugene Spegal Robert Pittman Gentry Murfreesboro William Sterling Rosecrans Jr Iona Godfrey Donald Rosecrans U.S

Local newspaper pricing and publication note

The Ottawa Kansas paper 106 S Cedar lists publication details and editor Robert B Wellington. It shows subscription rates for trade area by mail from one month to one year and higher outside trade area. The paper notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.

THE Associated Press

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ottawa Herald Editorial Joseph G Molner Andrew J. Mellon Lyndon Johnson George Washington White House de Gaulle Congressional Dick Nixon Ies W. L. Jacobus J. B Smart Mrs. C. E ABC Rocky Barry Efeller Scottsdale, Ariz Stone Fingers Stuart Boseton Henry Florida Business and Professional Guide Optometrists Arvid Berglund, O. D Optometrist A. G. Madison, O. D Olin G. Wollen, O. D S. Main Medical Directory J. F. Barr, M. D Profess R Biog Frank A. Trump, M. D Rodney McClay, O. D Louis N, Speer, M._D David G. Laury, M. D Henning Bros R. A. Gollier, M. D Chester H. Strehlow Sylva Lofgreen M. D Victor J. Lofgreen M.D R. S. Roberts, M. D Surgery — Medicine Office Res Civil Engineering and Surveyor Service John Rodgers S. Oak Anthony Clinical Laboratory Gladys Anthony First National Bank St. Louis DR. Wikler Shoes Buster Brown Simon J. Wikler Franklin County Richardson’s Shoe Store Main- Bell Drug Store Briscoe Chiropractors Don L. McKelvey D. C S. M. Brockway J. C. South, D. C Main R. C. Capron, D. C Homer N. Flora, D. O Osteopathic Zellner David L. Young, D. O Physical Medicine Flying Service Jack SKY Service Jack C. Kille Mgr Beautyland Eloise Milton, Marion Ishaug Shirley Moore Wilema Babcock Dale Skilling Field Life Underwriter Bundy Insurance Agency S. Cedar Robert B. Wellington
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