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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1963
Page
2
In a November 18 1963 Herald letter Mrs Emmett Taylor urges readers to exercise their vote with conviction without letting Yes or No divide them. She calls for compassion, Christian conduct, and civility toward all, noting the shared human plight beyond political outcomes. She signs from 510 No Poplar.
A dense historical TV grid fragment shows a long list of daily programs across channels with times, titles, and channels. It includes news, weather, movies, plays, game shows, children's programs, and soaps, along with several c and 13 style markers.
A fragmented column piece notes GM earning about six million dollars daily while recalling a barroom tale of Ford earning a dollar a minute. It wades through holiday humor, youth fitness data, lunar ambitions, status symbols, and political figures like Bobby Baker while musing on golf advancement and a satirical future gadget.
A 25 year old fire burned over 100 acres on the B L Stratton property and nearby farms in the sandhills before two hours of effort by over 50 men using wet sacks and tools. Miss Nelle Chaffee spoke at Ottawa High School on journalism. Warren Judd led 28 Ottawa football fans in a motorcade to Baldwin for the OU Baker game, with many cars decorated in black and yellow.
Kansas financial report shows expenditures at 393.3 million, 15.7 million above income of 377.6 million. Gov. John Anderson says surplus funds drove the gap and urges possible new revenue measures including tax changes, escheat law, and altered tax distribution to balance next year’s budget.
A reader with family diabetes asks about her risk and screening. Dr Molner notes strong heredity but not certainty and suggests annual checks, urine and blood sugar tests after meals, and watching for weight and pregnancy history signals. He warns against waiting for classic symptoms and highlights tests that detect early diabetes.
Tonight's Hollywood and the Stars presentation features film clips detailing Bette Davis's private and professional life. The program showcases the star's career and public persona with rare insights and archival footage.
Dr. Robert W. McCammon of the Child Research Council says there is a natural range for puberty timing and no fixed "proper age." He cautions against pressuring teens to fit an average and notes studies show varying mature height and age, with menarche typically between 10 and 20 and a peak between 12 and 15, while early or late onset can occur without abnormality.
Hollywood reports at 20th Century Fox that Cleopatra may turn a profit as a long gamble. The film cost 40 million dollars, must take in 60 million to break even, and has earned 18 percent above a previous record in similar cases. Fox plans wider release by March and strong foreign returns with sold out Stockholm ads and Russians traveling from Leningrad to see the film.
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