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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
2
A readers letter from Ottawa Kansas argues for a new high school to spur growth. It mocks opponents of the school bond, laments cold classrooms, and cites a civic lesson about bond votes. The writer, Rick Wood, urges continued support for modernization of Ottawa High School.
Fragmented schedule lists TV programs with time stamps and show titles including Rifleman Huckle Berry Hound Rocky News Lawman Weather Sports Speak Up International and late night lineup with Go For Broke Flamingo Road and Peter Gunn hinting at a broader weekend schedule.
Dr Molner explains a facial infant hemangioma is a vascular overgrowth that can be cosmetic or disfiguring. It may fade on its own or expand, sometimes leaving a scar. Early removal is sometimes considered, but stability suggests potential spontaneous change.
A column mix of quips on laws and etiquette, a Kennedy tax pledge, and a playful jab at a kite law. It also includes medical musings on infant aspirin dangers, expectations of computerized book and type setting, and a corrective on hemangioma removal alongside solicitations for a health booklet from Dr. Mother. The tone is breezy yet warning on child health and medical cautions.
A faith short prayer thanks God for Jesus Christ as savior and asks for help to follow him more effectively today and in all days to come. The speaker seeks daily guidance and a closer walk with the Master.
Auld Lang Syne notes W R Cheney grocer improved health while Mrs. Joe Martin and Mrs. George Hicks suffer illness and injury. Browning opens an art studio on Main Street. German Baptist Church near Centropolis prepares for annual love feast. University of Kansas enrollment listed with radio schedule and long line of broadcast programs.
AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry notes NBCs Childrens Theater first Sunday special features a slow witted giant fleeing health worries in Quillow and the Giant. A Thurber moral tale shows a toy maker saving a town of selfish residents. Richard Burton appears on Ed Sullivan. Carol Lawrence misses due to laryngitis.
The Associated Press reports British police halted a paperback edition of Fanny Hill Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure under the Obscene Publications Act. Scotland Yard seized thousands of copies from the publisher after a warrant. The 17th century novel details the amorous life of a laundry maid. Mandy Rice Davies, linked to the Profumo scandal, was to have her story released next week.
AP poll of 1,403 Republican leaders shows Barry Goldwater as the strongest candidate against President Kennedy with 85.1 percent support and 64.2 percent confidence he can secure the nomination. Rockefeller trails as rival, with Nixon noted as a possible fallback if a deadlock occurs.
Carrie Feinstein details Billy Wilder and I A L Diamond’s Irma La Douce set in Paris with Shirley MacLaine as Irma and Jack Lemmon as the love interest. The film treats prostitution lightly, focusing on comic misadventures and Lemmon’s attempts to keep Irma out of bed. The review praises color photography, script, and the Lemmon MacLaine pairing.
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