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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1964
Page
1
A national magazine report estimates the U S population will rise by 45 million by 1975, comparable to adding a nation the size of France. It also predicts 35 million more automobiles, signaling dramatic lifestyle changes driven by swift population growth and increasing life complexity rather than politics or ideology.
A reflection on future social and economic shifts as automation grows. The author foresees fewer jobs and less real property, with a rising population of 250 million Americans and 100 million cars. Attitudes and values may redefine political and economic decisions.
Dear Doctor and Mother column pieces discuss memory in the elderly, brain health, and patience with aging. Dr Hulicka notes memory can persist with age, stresses ensure hearing and sight are clear, and advises understanding when brain injury affects recall. Other letters cover bedwetting, starch foods on a 1200 calorie diet, epilepsy waiting without delay, Vitamin B12 safety, and cancer towel hygiene.
A select gathering of editors and their wives attend a White House buffet in a spring afternoon scene. Guests show invitations to East entrance police as they stroll the grounds in shirt sleeves amid a quiet, exclusive event.
The Lyndon Johnson family greet guests at the Rose Garden and South Portico reception. The President dances energetically with editors' wives as Jackie Kennedy’s touch lends intimate warmth to the East Room interiors. The party extends beyond curfew with a festive, country-club atmosphere.
A sprawling listing details TV programs across hours from 5 PM to 12:35 AM. It catalogs show titles such as The Rifleman Lawman News Weather Sports and classic episodes featuring Lucy Andy Williams and Burke's Law. The entry notes many times and program pairings with occasional parentheses and question marks indicating uncertain titles.
A cloistered页面 of memories: 25 Years Ago Mrs Raymond Lucas and her mother travel east for relatives and Slippery Rock Teachers College commencement, while 55th wedding anniversary honors A Beiter. Also kindergarten chicks, plus 50 Years Ago piano recital by Eleanore Lingard and Esther Hobbs with Miss Nell Harris. Otis Elliott carpentry in Wellsville. Dr Dawson Gilley in Kansas City.
On May 11 1964 the Associated Press notes key historical events including Minnesota’s 1858 statehood and the 1846 Polk war speech. Other items recall the 1867 Luxembourg neutrality treaty the 1920 death of William Dean Howells and WWII Western Hemisphere and Crimea actions.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include per month and yearly options for mail subscriptions.
Wagon Train on Channel 9 at 7:30 p m features Sam Spicer and Tono Sutton robbing a bank with Spicer taking Ballaby’s time as a hostage. Hollywood and the Stars on Channel 4 at 8:30 p m presents Sirens Symbols and Glamor Girls first of two parts a parade of movie queens. East Side West Side on Channel 5 at 9 p m follows Neil aiding a veteran who has lived like a hermit for a decade. Breaking Point on Channel 9 at 9 p m shows Barbara Newly helping a7 year old Petey Babcock as Dr Thompson urges clinic treatment. Movies on Channel 5 at 10:15 p m A Lady Without a Passport featuring Hedy Lamarr and John Hodiak. Channel 5 at 12:10 a m The Male Animal with Henry Fonda and Olivia de Havilland.
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