Editorial: Ottawa Herald Opinion May 22 1962
Editorials from the Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday May 22 1962 discuss local civic issues and editorial stances. The page reflects the newspaper’s voice on governance, public policy, and community concerns of the era with concise commentary and local context.
Lesson From Estes Case Calls for Strong Oversight
The Estes affair highlights the size and complexity of the agricultural program and the risks of mismanagement and corruption. It questions whether farm surplus handling can be run by part time farmer committees or unskilled appointees and urges professional, continuous oversight by trained officials.
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Billie Sol Estes
This And That by Joh Warsaw A Hard-Luck Kid
This essay presents a portrait of Warsaw as a resilient European city scarred by repeated invasions and wartime destruction. It recounts the 1944 uprising, German razing, and the Soviet advance, noting conflicting modern explanations while stressing the city’s rebuild from rubble.
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Normandy
Kansas Writer Kathleen Hite Builds Gunsmoke Fame
AP profile of Kathleen Hite, Kansas born writer for CBS Gunsmoke, describing her Wichita roots, Dodge City summers, and rise from Wichita radio to Hollywood script editor. Notes her work on Wagon Train, Laramie, Lawman, Hitchcock Presents, Mystery Playhouse, Thriller, and the challenge of crafting mood over gunplay.
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Hollywood
Kathleen Hite
Kansas City
Miss Hite
Cbs-Tv
Dodge City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Dodge
Kansas
Colorado
Laramie
Lawman
The
Eaters
Mystery Playhouse
Meston
Television Schedule Mega Mix From 4 9 13
A dense TV grid lists Channel 4 5 9 13 lineups with shows across the day. Notable items include Casper the Ghost Bugs Bunny Yogi Bear and several news telecasts, weather, and local programming from Huntley Brinkley to Douglas Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper the Ghost
Yogi Bear
Bugs Bunny
Huntley-Brinkley
Douglas Edwards
News
Huntley Brinkley
Newa
Growing Pains Myth and Child Health Tips
A column addressing the term growing pains as a misnomer and offering causes for muscular leg pains in children. It advises rest after strenuous days, checking posture and foot structure during routine exams, and noting joint pain or fever for potential rheumatic disease. Also mentions diet factors, rarer causes, and when to consult a doctor. Additional letters discuss dieting, month-based gender theories, burning feet, and ulcers with a booklet offer from Dr. Mother.
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N. K
Prayer for Today I am the door
Prayer fragment requests guidance and renewal through Jesus Christ. It thanks Thee for the friend we have in Jesus and asks that God quiet troubled minds and come to us in His name. Amen.
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Jesus
Ottawa news in brief from 25 years ago
Carl Snyder of Ottawa was elected president of the Camera Club at the University of Kansas. Ottawa High School seniors numbering 125 faced graduation exams with a few borderline cases. County Agent H A Biskie distributed government supplied grasshopper poison for farmers. Ottawa owners declined city license plate No 13 as 12 days remained to buy plates with 78 sold. Mr and Mrs W H Lowe and son Robert returned from a Kansas City trip by Overland. Oil drilling grew brisk in the Rantoul area with Whiteford Company planning at least 12 wells.
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Carl Snyder
Ottawa
Camera Club
University of Kansas
Ottawa High School
H. A. Biskie
United States
Rantoul
Whiteford
TV Emmy Awards Tonight Drama of Vince Edwards Looms
Hollywood AP Vince Edwards, TV’s Dr Ben Casey, leads with eight nominations at the 14th annual Television Academy awards tonight. Once unemployed 11 years, Edwards has vowed a candid acceptance emphasis, drawing media attention as nominees gather in Hollywood New York and Washington.
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Hollywood
Vince Edwards
Ben Casey
Edwards
Unemployment Board
Academy
Channel 4
Ottawa
New York
Washington
Judy Garland
Yves Montand
Edie Adams
Carol Burnett
Perry Como
Bob Newhart
Johnny Carson
David Brinkley
Assemblyman Chapel Awaits Sentence On Bomb Hoax Guilty Verdict
Sacramento Superior Court jurors found Assemblyman Charles E. Chapel guilty of violating California airplane bomb hoax law. The 57-year-old Republican from Palos Verdes Estates faces sentencing after a five day trial in which he claimed his nitroglycerine remark aboard an airliner was a joke.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charles E. Chapel
California
Ot tawa Daily publication rates and staff notice
106-1086. Mat Published daily except Sunday and Holidays. Second class postage at Ottawa, Kansas, Robert B. Wellington Editor And Publisher Subscription rates to trade area By mail one month 85 three months 2 six months 3.75 one year 7 Subscription rates outside trade area By mail one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 one year 15.00 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for publication of all local news printed in the newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches.
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Mat
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Associated Preas Ia
AP News
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Joh
Warsaw
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Teutonic Knights
Berlin
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Five Star
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Unity Daily Word
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Contental
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Guiding Light
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Young
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Dr. Hudson's Journal
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Ollie
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Main Street
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Joey Bishop
Brunette
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Newsa
Castle On the Hudson
Dr. Mother
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Department of Nutrition
Harvard
T.K
Dahl
In Features Syndicate, Inc
California State Unemployment Insurance Board
Geronimo
RADA
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Merrretwave
Sae Harvey
Capicine We Fonda
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