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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1961
Page
3
Charles Carey Jr. of Ottawa argues that contractors on missile base projects sustain high profits but also provide essential services. He cautions against labeling all contractors as thieves and warns against shifting contracting to government run systems. He advocates maintaining competitive private contracting to support living standards and productivity.
Dear Dr Mother answers reader questions on walking timing for babies, bow legs caused by early weight bearing, and whether early walking harms legs. He notes readiness varies, cites calcium nutrition, and argues early walking does not cause bow legs though diet and health affect bone strength. Additional Qs cover lung scars and bowel timing, with guidance on when to seek tests and follow ups.
This column jests on Eichmann defense and Perry Mason while mocking politics and sponsors. It quips on Cuba, travel deductions, and corporate brands. It muses on daylight saving time, grammar, and CIA leadership, ending with a jab at Caroline Kennedy and Allen Dulles.
A devotional excerpt citing Romans 11 33 praises the depth of God’s wisdom and urges believers to not limit divine power. It asks God to let the gospel fully govern hearts and wills and to use the faithful to spread the gospel in Christ Jesus. Amen.
A dense listing of Channel 9 ABC programs across dayparts including sports events like Yankees vs Indians, Derby previews, boxing, wrestling, film showcases, talk shows, and serials. It lists times, program titles, venues, and several theater and movie features, reflecting a full broadcast slate.
TOPEKA AP The Highway Commission cannot emergency purchase parts from an auto dealer owned by a commissioner. Atty. Gen. Ferguson ruled officials may not contract or supply materials for work they supervise even in emergencies. The opinion was requested by commission member Ray Shepherd to avoid future questionable actions.
A listing of weekend TV including Ernie Kovacs on Channel 9 and Sea Hunt on Channel 4. Various programs feature Perry Mason episodes, Westerns with Bonanza and Lawman reruns, boxing action, and special guests. Notable items include The Case of the Misguided Missile, Journey To A Wedding, and This Is Your Life.
AP reports Robert H. Hess of Wichita was named to the State Board of Health by Gov. John Anderson, to serve as the sanitary engineer representative. Hess, 51, a Caldwell native with KU engineering masters, has directed Wichita water and sewage treatment since 1955. Anderson also named Mrs Evy Lena Joseph of Salina as chairman and administration officer of the Board for a one year term, and Mrs Flora nest of Kansas City and Sheriff of Alma were named to two and three year terms.
Last day item notes Miss Kathryn Ehrgott’s return from Topeka where her sister, Mrs. W. ST. Dickerson, is ill. It also mentions Dr. H. E. Markham and Everett Markham traveling to Kansas City on business, and Ottawa University beating Baker University in golf. A new Hudson touring car is bought by J. W. Shull.
Grain Company of Wellsville held an open house for its new feed grind and mix plant. New bulk tanks were installed and a bulk feed truck will collect grain, grind and mix at the farm, then deliver the complete ration back. The firm is a PAY WAY feeds dealer. Jerry Bowman built a wooden awning at Burgerteria, and next Tuesday hosts a Dairy Queen and Cake Social with the Future Homemakers of America. Bob Killough merged Edwin Moser Rock and Dirt into Killough Construction Co. Maytag Month is promoted by Douglas Bros with Miss Joan Beasley from Maytag Home Service demonstrating washers and dryers. Tomboy and the Champ, a 4H and FFA themed film, runs May 10–13 at Plaza. Local clubs sell tickets for a share of the gate. Gehl farm machinery dealer Ottawa Farm Implement Co. appointed. Moore Chevrolet Oldsmobile took over U S Royal Tires distributorship for Franklin County. Fred Kaiser joined Briscoe Drug Store as pharmacist, purchasing Fred’s business on Main. John Kaiser buys the Prescription dept. from Fred. Juanita Hooton sells her salon to LeRoy Brookes.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and trade areas with monthly and annual options. Rates include one month 86 cents or $7 annual inside trade area, and higher outside rates with monthly charges and yearly totals. publishing and postage details reflect standard Associated Press usage.
A fragmented listing shows KOFO radio programming with overlapping times and show names. Items include Top of the Morning, News and Weather blocks, Serenade programs, KOFO Karavan, Farm Show, Bulletin Board, Around Town, and various musical segments across a full day.
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