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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
2
Editorial notes that the county begins a second effort to unify schools after the first failed Supreme Court challenge. It cites unequal taxes and education levels, urges equalization of school tax loads, and calls for hard work to overcome resistance to district consolidation for better future standards.
A note urges citizens to fly the flag from Memorial Day through Flag Week June 10 to 15. It calls the practice a fine old custom that has largely vanished and suggests reviving it to honor national symbols and show patriotism.
Dr Molner explains closed chest resuscitation as an emergency measure for a stopped heart, not for heart attacks. The method uses firm sternum pressure with both hands and requires mouth to mouth respiration. It warns that improper use by laypeople could be fatal and stresses rest for ordinary heart attack victims.
A scrambled OCR page mixes health notes on Peyronies disease shingles and lead exposure with stray prayers hymns and ads. It includes a pamphlet offer from Dr Mother, a boxing or baseball reference Mets vs Cards, a Union Pacific mention, religious prayers, and assorted headlines without a coherent single event.
A Channel 4 program mix features a Tar--S sing along night with military salute and guests from the Army at Fort Sl a. Music includes Goodbye America Hello France and It’s A Long Way to Tipperary. Also on air are film and sports listings with news, weather, and entertainment from 9 to late, including Union Pacific with Kara Stanwyck and Joel Mc, and a live program slate across daytime and prime time.
KOFO announces a Saturday morning lineup featuring Top of the Morning and Weather Forecasts with segments including News 7:30 7:40 7:45 7:50, Top of the Morning, and various program blocks such as Ruanete Daun Tre and Morning Devotions. The schedule lists times and show names across farming and community topics, including Serenade, Church Notes, Lyndon Show, Bulletin Board, Around Town, and People’s Exchange, ending around noon with Tune programs and the Farm Show.
A compact roundup from a Kansas morning broadcast listing various segments. Mentions include Daily Record Noontime, Weathervane, EKaravan, U S Marine Program, Great Moments in Sports, KOFO EKaravan, Senator Frank Carlson, EKOFO Karavan, Triad Business, Eventide Music, AM Sign Off, Triad Sports Round up, News & Weather, Kalaleidoscope, World.
The piece reflects on social ills in Davao City with references to cigarette smuggling and vanished customs revenue. It notes the role of legal notices for local papers, discusses political shifts in the Philippine Senate, and includes skeptical remarks about corruption and wealth through office, portraying a broad, critical view of moral indifference and misuse of power in the region.
The author laments rampant corruption in the Philippines where the poor bear the cost of political plunder. Votes are bought for five pesos, enabling party chicanery and secret ballots. The masses tolerate defalcations, hoping to share a sliver of illicit gains.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Harper of 606 North Oak. Barbara Bowser of the Heralds classified advertising department resigned. Rex Cowan an Ottawa University student was hired for summer work there. Herman Crouch an Atchison dairy inspector helped Howard Murphy Ottawa inspector start Ottawa new Grade A milk ordinance regulations. Mrs FE Stilson and daughter Inez moved to Cheyenne Wyoming to make their home. E H Walton rebuilt BF Plummeers popcorn wagon. The thing blew up at the Le Loup picnic. Harry P F Study former Ottawa High School principal was re elected superintendent of the Neodesha Kansas schools.
Gary Johnson of Waverly graduated from Waverly high school on Monday night and passed Navy tests and medical, with departure set for May 27 to San Diego. He will be joined by fellow Waverly resident Michael Haufman who has also joined the Navy. Also noted are the ongoing home projects of the Lee Martins and the Homer Bishops living in Dean Martins rental while their new homes are completed.
AP notes key moments across years: Morse wires What hath God wrought in 1844. Minuit buys Manhattan in 1626. 1830 Baltimore and Ohio opens first passenger line. Brooklyn Bridge milestone 1883. 1941 Scharnhorst sinks Hood. 1946 Truman threatens railroad strike action. Kiner hits 300th. Tunisia mobilizes. Carpenter completes space orbit.
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