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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
2
Ottawa parent Raymond J. Jennings lauds Judge Robert Pinet and local authorities for handling six boy prank involving toilet paper, eggs, and tomatoes. He notes unnamed youths avoided further stigma, praises community’s firm yet fair response, and credits police, school staff, and Juvenile Court for teaching responsibility.
A reader asks if vitamin pills cause headaches in her 16 year old daughter. Dr. Mother argues vitamins come from proper food and suggests checking eye strain emotional tension posture and meal quality. The column also covers gastritis cures and a nose odor case, with local notices of residents and a baby girl twins birth.
Channel listings reveal NBC CBS ABC and local stations detailing a dense schedule with Dragnet Gunsmoke Tales of Wells Fargo and regional weather. Notable entries include sports baseball A's vs Indians and a stretch of news programs from News 6 to News 13 along with evening film and variety showcases.
Entries recall events from 1884 Antimonopoly Organization forms briefly. 1787 Philadelphia delegates begin drafting the U.S. Constitution. 1851 Erie Railroad opens. 1915 U.S. Secret Service authorized to probe neutrality violations. 1929 first North South American airmail service. 1948 Israel proclaimed at Tel Aviv. 1968 Kore an truce deadlock at Panmunjon. 1973 France Algeria move away from civil war. 1975 Philippines president delays Washington visit after U.S. House rejects $73 million WWII damages bill.
TV guide listing tonight features Marilyn Maxwell and Dennis Weaver on Stump the Stars. Red Skelton re runs on channels 5 and 13 at 7 30. A Perspective on Greatness profile The Crowded Idol explores Charles Lindbergh live flight history on channel 9 at 7 30. Jack Benny hosts Mamie Van Doren on channels 5 and 13 at 8 30. Broadway Melody of 1940 closes the night on channel 5 at 10 15.
A narrator recalls a lively family gathering in Baguio with cousins, their women and children, discussing a congressional candidate, enjoying French brandy and lamb, then sharing a lunch, gambling on cards, and a night of cocktails and folk dancing before a quiet departure as others stayed up in high spirits.
Hollywood star Yul Brynner, traveling widely for films and UN work, shares concise travel wisdom. He urges polite behavior, minimal packing, and immersion through learning ten words of the local language to connect with people, not view them as natives but as humans.
The Herald announces a weekly award of five dollars for the best news tip turned in by a reader. Tip submissions are encouraged to improve local coverage and prompt reporting.
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