Editorials OTTAWA HERALD This And That
May 1 editorial roundup from the Ottawa Herald offers a snapshot of opinion pieces and loose columns reflecting on current events. Brief notices touch on local politics, civic life, and community concerns.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1961
Page
2
May 1 editorial roundup from the Ottawa Herald offers a snapshot of opinion pieces and loose columns reflecting on current events. Brief notices touch on local politics, civic life, and community concerns.
FCC Chairman criticizes television as a vast wasteland and says license renewals will be used to assess whether stations serve community needs. He denies censorship while urging viewers shape content, triggering objections about policy overreach. The note blends editorial asides on culture and politics with brief local items and organizational details.
A jumbled listing shows a dense Friday slate with Popeye, Highway Patrol, Rawhide, Twilight Zone, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train, and Route 66 among many others. The page blends TV programs, sports, news, and film features across stations noting times, hosts like Jack Paar, and famous titles such as Bonanza and The Life of Riley.
A reader asks about epilepsy treatments and pamphlets, noting progress from few decades ago to current methods using multiple drugs to control convulsions. Dr. Moler and the American Epilepsy Federation are cited for resources, along with a book on epilepsy and other health notes on mongoloid babies, cellulitis, skin tags, leg cramps, and a Kansas medical society update.
Dr Samuel L Katz of Harvard Medical School reports a single shot measles vaccine shown to offer lifelong protection. In tests 4000 children over 232 years were studied with 84 exposed after vaccination remaining disease free while 70 to 400 percent of an unvaccinated group developed measles.
The excerpt lists a morning schedule of news and weather segments on KOFO and related church programs. It mentions times such as 4:40, 9:00, 9:15 and 10:00 with items like Weather Forecasts, News, Church notes, devotionals, and music segments including Easy Melodies and The Christophers.
A condensed listing of KOFO radio programming for a Sunday, detailing Serenade and News and Weather segments, hourly blocks from morning through evening, including shows like Church Program, Farm Show, Sunday Serenade, and Sundown Serenade, with notes on sign offs and various bulletin and weather updates.
Pittsburg Kansas report notes a debutante is kidnapped as TV listings mention Channel 9 programs Man From U.N.C.L.E Ham Harrigan and Rawhide. Judge Don Musser visits district court to hear a state case seeking authority and to discuss a new ordinance to attract industry to the city.
New York AP reports dangers of guest stardom on TV with Carol Channing describing the need to match her style to other writers and departments. She notes the challenge of conveying her voice to writers wardrobe hair and directors on shows and cites a Pittsburg ordinance case about Channel 9 and a Troubled fashion designs issue.
Cmdr Alan B. Shepard Jr earned an extra 14.28 for riding a rocket into space last Friday. As commander on flying duty he must fly four hours a month, his Atlantic voyage from Cape Canaveral took 15 minutes and paid one sixteenth of May flight pay. He receives no special astronaut compensation.
The House approved a bill by voice vote to accept gifts of money or property to retire federal debt. Proceeds would enter a special account for paying government obligations. The measure moves to the Senate, where a similar bill died previously.
A 1870s Franklin County history piece notes Julia St John started the first organized Baptist Sunday School in the area. Rev Isaac Hertick served Greenwood and Pomona, and in 1877 the Appanoose Baptist Church formed with 18 members. Worship began in a frame schoolhouse, then a stone building, with early members listed and baptisms at Appanoose Creek. The church began constructing its own house in 1877-78. To Be Continued Next Monday Ottawa Kansas.
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