Editorials on Ottawa Herald Page Six May 11 1962
Editorial items and commentaries appear on page six of the Ottawa Herald dated Friday May 11 1962. The page contains opinion pieces, analysis, and local perspective on events of the week.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1962
Page
2
Editorial items and commentaries appear on page six of the Ottawa Herald dated Friday May 11 1962. The page contains opinion pieces, analysis, and local perspective on events of the week.
President Kennedy argued for a Senate tax plan to withhold 20 percent on savings and stock income. Opponents, led by savings and loan associations, warn of losses, high bookkeeping costs, and questionable revenue, urging public education and stricter tax enforcement instead.
A 65 story apartment project in Chicago will be the city’s tallest. The Joneses are said to have leased the top floor, triggering envy among longtime high shoppers. A light hearted mix of city life concerns follows from highway perils to school plays to TV reruns and a Rothschild reference.
Dear Dr Molner counsels gradual introduction of vegetables to a three year old, stressing early exposure and balanced diet while noting possible chronic infection. Also covers birth control pill side effects not due to allergy, radioactive fallout in milk, and advice on a 19 year old’s chest development and hormonal treatment.
A dense listing of network schedules across NBC CBS ABC and others detailing daytime and evening programs from Casper the Ghost to sports, movies, news, and late night shows with multiple channels and time slots across the day.
Radio listings outline KOFO Saturday schedule with sign ons at 6:00 am and 6:30 am, morning shows including Top of the Morning, News and Weather, sports round ups, serendaded features, church notes, farm and market segments, and a noon exchange. The lineup also includes The Christophers, The Navy Hour, Great Moments in Sports, Kentucky Karavan, and various music blocks.
Auld Lang Syne graduates Na dene Seymour Dorothy Rodgers Jack Shenk Glenn Gunn Adron Barthol Elmore Spears and Wildy Rodgers attended a memorial event. Charles Wingrove 91 of Clay Center, Civil War veteran, delivered the Gettysburg Address at Memorial Auditorium during the G A R encampment. Dr H B Johnson a Pomona physician for 35 years died at his home. A Florida Indian group rested near Wellsville en route to the Dakotas. An oil well drilled on the Watkins lease in the Rantoul field. Miss Stephanie Berthol Ottawa High School teacher visited Le Loup to see her parents.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Robert B Wellington editor and publisher. Subscription rates shown for trade area by mail: one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars. Outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8 dollars, one year 15 dollars. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all local news printed in the newspaper as well as all AP dispatches.
A brief devotional prayer asks believers to mirror the life of Jesus to inspire others to seek the Christian path. It petitions God to guide lives as reflections of the Son, thanking and praying in Jesus name.
A special variety show on Channel 4 at 7 30 p m features Yves Montand as host with Polly Bergen John Raitt Helen Gallagher and Bobby Van The usual Friday night lineup continues with a 1941 film on Channel 9 at 10 45 How Green Was My Valley stars Walter Pidgeon and Maureen O'Hara
Deeds filed show Jacob C Hannaman transferring part of Baldwin and Taylor addition lot 2 to Lucy Crites. William Walter transfers NW% SW% in Sec 10-21 to Bert Detwiler. J J Patton Sr transfers lot 39 and NiO lot 31 Block 27 BST to Dale R Ackerman. R Hicks transfers lots 3-5-7-9-11-12-16-17-19-21-23 Block 5 Seymours Add Rantoul. Albert H Sheffield transfers W100 lot 13 Block 13 to Chas O Briel. R R Redmond transfers SEYNEY Sec 17-19 to Arthur R Spigle. Gleason Co Inc transfers lot 29 Block 6 Gleasons Add to George D Scott. Don Shade transfers lot 13 Orchards Heights Add to Virgil Wiggins. Gerald L Mildefelt transfers all lots 3-5-7 0 N% Lot 11 Adams Subdivision in Sec 13 19-19 Richmond.
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