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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1960
Page
2
Editorial urges that commencement signals ongoing education not an end. It cites a university extension director, noting 16 million adults attend lectures yearly plus 250 thousand in university courses and 160 thousand in correspondence work. More education fuels more interest amid rapid societal change and belief in education as problem solving.
This That and news brief items note a Christmas card ad in a weekly issue. Washington debates open questions with closed minds. Mrs K objects to Khrushchev delaying Eisenhower’s Moscow visit and has cleaned the spare room. A local filling station regrets tourists leaving only a windshield wash and map after buying pop for a upset boy. A key State Department employee is replaced by one who can bum ble. A local woman fears waking on her husband’s 65th birthday to become the wife of a senior citizen. The Class of ’60 benefits from a father’s business entry. The Korean government’s acting head is named Huh while the opposition leader is Uh Huh.
The Ottawa Herald lists editors Robert B. Wellington and Guy Snedaker and shows daily publication details. It outlines subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options.
Dr. Molner replies emphysema is not contagious. It results from loss of lung elasticity due to wear, smoking, or other factors. Precautions are unnecessary. heredity and long-term habits influence risk, while lung infections require medical notice.
A letter from Mrs Z asks how mitral stenosis differs from aortic stenosis and whether a 54 year old woman can safely have surgery for aortic stenosis. The reply explains stenosis as valve narrowing and notes the mitral valve vs the aorta location as the distinction. It also cautions surgery depends on overall health versus need.
Ardelle Baker is president Wendell Starr vice president Mary Routh Treat secretary Bob Schendel treasurer and George Lister sergeant at arms. Don Ralston injured by a fish hook at Ott Dam near Walnut Street bridge. Ruth Kern ill at Porter home. Dr. W J Newton received a weather bureau anemometer to measure wind speed.
Prayer expresses gratitude for God's nearness and asks for faith to trust in His power to overcome any situation. It closes in the name of Jesus Christ with an Amen.
TV timetable listing daytime to late night programs with channels and titles such as Huckleberry Hound, The News, The Huntley Brinkley Report, Wagon Train, The Donna Reed Show, Alfred Hitchcock, and The Untouchables. Includes news, weather, sports, soap operas, game shows, movies, and notable guests across multiple time blocks.
Hollywood's Boulevard is getting a glam makeover led by the Chamber of Commerce. Refurbished fronts on historic 1920s buildings rise beside a new office tower at Hollywood and Highland. Plans include a motion picture museum opposite the Hollywood Bowl and a master plan to develop the hills into a large residential area with massive Century City expansion looming.
Soviet seaman Ivan Baluik recovered from an upper respiratory infection complicated by adverse reaction to sulfa drugs after the trawler Masalsk docked in Atlantic City. The Masalsk, with a crew of 1246 and 2 women, had appealed for permission to pick up the 26 year old aboard the ship. The Coast Guard said Baluik left today grateful for American medical care and the trawler had docked last weekend drawing attention. a State Department search found nothing suspicious.
A dense roundup notes 125000 workers and 33000 residents in LA area, Warners ranch real estate shift to shopping centers and housing, Beverly Hills growth, oil derricks and space demand keeping sound stages. TV listings across channels 4 5 9 schedule The Gossip The Real McCoys and more with late film The Malta Story at 10 15 on Channel 9.
Louis Ledward Holland, famed for advocacy of good roads, highway safety, aviation and truthful advertising, died Wednesday night. He long served the Automobile Club of Missouri and was reelected vice president just before his death after years of illness following prostate operation.
New York AP notes actors and actresses often rush to lessons in acting and dancing but neglect domestic crafts. The writer urges home skills like sewing knitting driving cooking to be convincingly portrayed on screen. Recommended tonight: Philadelphia Orchestra CBS 10 11 Eugene Ormandy conducts Bach Beethoven Liszt Wagner.
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