18 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
1
The piece warns of a possible national economic impact if six unions strike next Monday. It notes exhausted cooling-off periods, a presidential emergency board recommendation for a 27 cent three-year raise, and railroads’ claim that this is their limit pending White House action.
The unions warn they will quit work on November 23 if wage increases are not enough to offset trucking industry losses. Past crises abroad show arbitration or nationalization may follow if feuding continues, raising fears of federally operated railroads.
A reflective piece contrasting a paternal grandparents life with modern comforts. It recalls modest means, neighbors and services like a hired girl and yard man, fresh farm goods, tailor and milliner, and a pre-television social world. The narrator frames their long, contented lives as untroubled by today’s noise.
A reader reports weekend migraine spikes tied to stress and perfectionism. Dr Molner suggests reducing daily load, building free time, and delaying nonessential tasks. consider triggers like diet or family dynamics, and discuss preventive meds such as methysergide with a doctor.
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Willis Johnston joined Minnick Motor sales staff and planned to keep auctioneering. Ottawa University defeated Baker University to win its second straight championship and sixth major sports title under Coach Dick Godlave. 50 Years Ago Ottawa heard opera at Rohrbaugh Theatre with Ti Toreatore. Carl Moore, Santa Fe yards chief car clerk, returns to duty after sickness.
Ottawa Herald promotes its Americana Historical Documents with No. 11 the Bonhomme Richard. The feature highlights a published set of 12 antiqued parchments offered at 25 cents each or four for a dollar, with all 12 available for $3. The notice emphasizes civic and educational endorsement and frames the collection as valuable public service.
On this date events span 1776 Fort Lee retreat across New Jersey and 1890 launch of battleship Maine. 1888 St Andrews Golf Club in New York formed. 1903 US Panama canal treaty ratified. 1918 first airplane loop the loop. 1945 Hull addresses Moscow conference. Five years ago Adenauer and Macmillan met in London. One year ago Iraq coup installed military junta.
CBS News Special at 6:30 features The Burden and the Glory of John F. Kennedy focusing on peace efforts. Beverly Hillbillies at 7:30 about Jed helping a neighbor's son, with a teenage singing idol twist. Channel 4 at 8 features Between Heaven and Hell with Wagner Crawford Moore. Channel 5 has Scene of the Crime at 10:15 with Van Johnson and Arlene Dahl, and The Lady's from Kentucky at 12:10 with Raft and Drew.
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