13 May 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
1
A reader contests editorial views on school prayer, arguing for government neutrality toward religion, broad First Amendment rights, and local decision making. They challenge the notion of government sanction and urge letting people decide locally within the Bill of Rights spirit.
A reader asks how to quit long term caffeine and amphetamine pills causing fatigue headaches and exhaustion. The doctor explains the habit is like a furnace draft, urges addressing root causes such as boredom anemia poor diet or infection, and suggests clinics or hospital aid if cost is an obstacle.
A daily column blends prayers with reader questions on health issues. It addresses prostate causes of frequent urination, effects of diet on hypertension, trembling hands, fallen uterus treatment options, blood pressure checks for surgery viability, and chlorophyll tablets safety, providing concise medical guidance and reassurance.
The Doman dry goods force hosted a dinner and shower at Fred Doman's home honoring Madeline Mall who would wed this month. A pageant of American music by Memorial auditorium fourth to sixth graders drew a large crowd of parents and friends. Robert N. Bundy left for Ann Arbor to attend the AUBCO convention. Anna Lingard visited Kansas City for a week with her sister Mrs. T. E. Ebaugh. John Eldridge moved to Atchison to take the city editor post at the Atchison Champion. Clarence Peacock of Ottawa University orchestra returned home to Stafford for a local concert with the Stafford band.
The Waldorf Astoria in New York features a grand ballroom described as a vast barn, nearly too long to punt. It is floridly decorated with two tiers of boxes along three sides, while the fourth side is curtained to reveal a stage large enough for a musical comedy.
National publishers gather in New York for their annual convention. The Banshees hosted lavish lunches and a vaudeville show with stars like the Serendipity Singers Tessie O Shea Rudy Vallee and the 110 in the Shade cast. William Randolph Hearst’s influence lingers as publishers mingle and seek favorable coverage.
Historic Miami report notes the Columbus Day regatta began ten years ago by Timothy J. Sullivan who said the nautical event honors the small boat voyage of 1492.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year, with higher prices outside the trade area. The paper notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.
A scrambled telecast log lists numerous programs from Rifleman to Hollywood Palace with times and channel notes. It ends with a historical note referencing the biblical wall of Jericho and Joshua and the Israelites around 1400 B.C.
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