18 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
1
Mrs. John A Bacon of 1136 S Mulberry argues the city should fund essential education before parks pools or playgrounds. She condemns spending on amenities while a high school bond issue remains unresolved, pledging to vote no until the school bonds pass.
The framers of the Constitution crafted a near perfect framework yet failed to provide a between elections method for selecting a vice president if the current VP ascends to the presidency. This lapse raises compelling questions about succession and constitutional design.
In a provocative proposal, John F. Kennedy argues Congress set an interim line of succession that fails. He suggests granting the presidency to the wife of the current president, citing Jacqueline Kennedy and Lady Bird Johnson as potential leaders. He urges study and debate to answer what it would mean to have a woman president, even briefly.
Dr Molner explains gout causes high urate concentration and joint deposits often in the big toe. He notes it is not curable but controllable with old drugs like colchicine and newer options, aims to prevent attacks and shorten them, and encourages accepting diagnosis while following a medication plan.
Prayer note proclaims awakening to righteousness from spiritual sleep. It thanks God for victory through Jesus Christ, invokes blessing in his name, and ends with Amen. The passage cites I Corinthians 15 34 and repeats the prayer in a devotional tone.
A dense TV grid lists hour by hour programs from 5:00 PM to 12:35 AM across multiple genres. Includes Rifleman, Rocky and Friends, Woody Woodpecker, News, Weather, Sports, CBS Reports, Patty Duke, Beverly Hillbillies, Danny Kaye, The Untouchables, Border Incident film, Johnny Carson, Captain Kangaroo, World turns with soap and game shows, late-night films, and classic westerns and dramas.
Lansing lawmakers killed a bill proposing public whipping for juvenile offenders. Rep. Thomas Whinery quipped that the measure was beaten to death as the House Judiciary Committee halted debate Tuesday.
James Pearson reports on the Civil Rights Bill of 1064 facing a Senate filibuster and procedural delays. The piece explains Rule 22 cloture, quorum calls, and morning hours, outlining how opponents will use parliamentary tactics to stall and gain concessions.
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