10 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
1
Editorial laments that children in a highly organized society rarely get to be kids. Adults direct most activities and foster constant companionship, stifling initiative. Parents should allow quiet time and independent leisure, since television is often the only sanctioned option to sit still.
A campaign letter quotes a 1930s moral standard and endorses a call for higher public and private morals. The author argues that the nation has experienced a broad breakdown since then, noting the decencies of life before 1930.
A retrospective letter laments moral decline across the United States in the 1920s. It condemns political corruption from Harding era insiders, Teapot Dome deals, and lavish waste. It highlights Chicago gang violence, Prohibition era speakeasies, sensational crimes, and social excess from New York to Palm Beach.
A reader asks if long term use of diet pills can be dangerous and cause irritability. Dr Molner says pills can be hazardous and should be a temporary aid under medical supervision, with emphasis on exercise and proper eating habits. Also notes potential thyroid or anemia issues and urges a medical exam.
NBC CBS ABC and more present a dense daily grid listing show titles from Woody Woodpecker to The Red Badge of Courage. It catalogs times and channels, including news weather and public affairs blocks, with notable programs like Petticoat Junction Peyton Place The Wayward Bus Road to Utopia and The Fighting 69th. It also notes classic series such as Bonanza Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke The Johnny Carson show and The Ed Sullivan Theater style entries.
Dr James Barton, 20, says he must sell his car because he cannot pay $30 to fix it. He found a $1,000 bill on a Rockford street and turned it in, but sheriffs officers required three weeks’ advertising and a year’s wait before reclaiming the money.
Today in History notes events on November 10 1964 1871 and 1483. It recalls H M Stanley finding David Livingstone in Central Africa funded by the New York Herald and the birth of Martin Luther the leader of the Protestant Reformation.
Channel 9 at 6:30 features The Little Carousel with Claudine as a French nurse hopeful. Channel 4 at 7:30 presents The Giuoco Piano Affair, a Solo Raven caper with Marion Raven. Channel 5 airs The Wayward Bus at 8:30 and Road to Utopia at 10:15 with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. Channel 13 offers Macao at 11 p.m. starring Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell. The Lady Has Plans leads Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland, and Roland Young at 12:10.
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