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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1960

Page

2

Many Hands Help Ottawa Franklin County Fair Debt

The Franklin County Fair Board and Ottawa Chamber of Commerce agreed to work together to liquidate a $3,000 fair debt. The Chamber urged fair supporters across Ottawa and the county to contribute, noting half the population lives in Ottawa and half in the county and all benefit from the fair.

Franklin County Fair Board Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Merchants of Ottawa

Critics Hit Governor After KU Chancellor Loss

Kansas State students at a mock political convention passed a resolution criticizing Gov. George Docking for the recent loss of Dr. Franklin Murphy as KU chancellor. Docking canceled a Kansas State speaking engagement with the state Future Farmers of America, drawing swift rebuke as childish retaliation.

Kansas State Kansas Franklin Murphy University of Kansas George Docking Future Farmers of America

Various Notes on Politics Health and Culture from 20th Century Press

A collage of snippets notes on political figures campaigns health beliefs and social trends. Topics include Kennedy’s campaign progress Jumping Jack nickname references Forand bill optimism TV influence on women and consumer culture with soap perfume and hair products. Also mentions London pubs extension for Princess Margaret wedding and a humorous line about British spouses.

Abe Martin sayings return to The Herald page

The Herald reintroduces Abe Martin philosophical remarks with small cartoons. The feature, popular in earlier years, includes a new series beginning with a remark about fooling people to enter society. Also noted are local births and health events and a county bounty payment for crow heads.

The Herald Abe Martin Kin Hubbard

Television Schedule Snapshot for Wednesday Evening

Readable TV slate lists programs by time from 4:00 to 12:45 including Wagon Train, Perry Como, Hawaii and news rounds. Notable items include Sleeping Beauty, Be Our Guest, Four Star Theatre and late-night features on MovieTime and Studio Five.

Flicka Don Harrison Merle Harmon Bill Yearout Huntley-Brinkley Bruce Rice Douglas Edwards The Jim Walsh Ogzie and Harriet Perry Como Millionair Dixon Cooper Just Men Phil Silvers Bilco U.S. Steel Hour Jack Paar Impact Theatre Gordon Eliot Movietime U.S.A Chris Condon Aman

Don’t Confuse Rheumatic Fever With Rheumatism

Dear Dr Mother explains the difference between rheumatic fever and rheumatism, noting rheumatic fever follows strep infections and can scar heart valves. It urges avoiding strep, outlines penicillin protection, and cautions climate change cannot guarantee escape from infection. It also covers deodorant safety and horse radish health myths and promotes arthritis pamphlet.

Arizona Midwest Dundee

Prayer For Today Fathers Do Not Provoke Your Children

A prayer calling for humility before God and guidance in teaching and learning. It asks for wisdom to guide upbringing in the discipline of the Lord and a spark to brighten each life, offered in the Master’s name.

Steve McQueen Seeks Singing Debut On NBC Show

AP report outlines Steve McQueen trying out a singing voice on the Perry Como show amid a grueling schedule. The Wanted Dead or Alive star, recently sleepless after Mexico location work, explains he wants to prove he can do more than Josh Randall and expand his acting range.

New York Steve McQueen Perry Como NBC McQueen Josh Randall CBS Wanted Mexico Channel 4 England Kay ‘Starr Singer

Kennedy Humphrey to Debate on TV in Charleston

Sen. John F. Kennedy and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, leading Democratic contenders, face off in a free for all issues debate aired 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. EST on a five city TV hookup. Stations include KDKA TV Pittsburgh KWY TV Cleveland KPIX TV San Francisco WJZ TV Baltimore WBZ TV Boston and WNEW TV New York. Mutual radio and New York Times radio network also carry. A coin flip will set speaking order after five minute opening statements. The moderator will pose questions mailed by West Virginians.

Charleston W. Va John F. Kennedy D-Mass Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Westinghouse Broadcasting Kdka-Tv Pittsburgh Kwy-Tv Cleveland Kpix-Tv San Francisco Wjz-Tv Baltimore Wbz-Tv Boston Wnew TV New York City Mutual Broadcasting System New York Times Radio Network Bill Ames Wchs-Tv Wil

This Evenings TV Highlights

A look at tonight’s TV lineup across networks. Notable shows include Scary Prairie on Channel 9, Spring Night and The Sounds Of A City with a guest cast, and ongoing programs like The Tonight Hour featuring Perry Como. A late movie on Channel 5 stars Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart, and Jean Harlow, filmed in 1936.

Channel 9 Nancy Walker Bambi Linn Fran Warren Jon Channel 5 Irs Clark Gable Jimmy Stewart Jean Harlow

Rabbit Fever Vaccine Found

Philadelphia report on a tularemia rabbit fever vaccine showing high effectiveness for aerogenic vaccination. Dr H T Eigelsbach announced at the 60th meeting of the Society of American Bacteriologists that U S Army scientists at Ft Detrick Maryland developed the vaccine. The superior immunity comes from inhalation of a live vaccine aerosol rather than skin vaccination. Research by Eigelsbach J J Tulis and W R Griffith at Ft Detrick plus C M Downs of the University of Kansas contributed to the improved live tularemia vaccine.

Philadelphia Society of American Bacteriologists H. T. Eigelsbach U.S. Army Ft. Detrick Eigelsbach J. J. Tulis W. R. Griffith C. M. Downs University of Kansas

Kennedy and Humphrey Clash With Quick Rebuttals

In the exchange Kennedy delivers an answer and Humphrey has an immediate rebuttal window of two minutes to respond, highlighting brisk tempo and sharp exchange in the debate.

Ted Kennedy Humphrey

The Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice

The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area: one month 5. state and national news coverage by the Associated Press. Rates include three months 4.25, six months 10.00, one year 15.09. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and prints local and AP news.

Richard C. Hottelet Jack la Lanne Red Rowe Dean Humptery Daily Word Whizzo Bob Loretta Young Janet Dean R.N Young Dr. Malone Millionaire Amos An’ Andy Focky Olaf Soward Dev Nelson Douglas Edwards Mac Associated Press AP News

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