03 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
1
A political opinion piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson offers tempered leadership while Barry Goldwater pursues a confrontational, uncompromising foreign policy. It endorses Johnson as the safer choice given global tensions and the need for moderation in the White House.
A narrator praises established professions for their restraint in advertising and their commitment to licensure. He notes doctors dentists lawyers architects accountants and newer fields maintain high standards and discourage self promotion. He laments that scriveners lack such recognition and wishes for professional status themselves without resorting to public appeals or contests.
Reader asks about pancreatic inflammation not linked to alcohol. Dr Molner explains chronic relapsing pancreatitis, notes alcohol is a common factor but non drinkers can be affected. Causes include gall bladder disease duodenal inflammation or duct stones. Misery signals seriousness and may require further studies. many cases improve with correcting underlying bowel or gall bladder issues.
Auld Lang Syne notes mark Judy Max’s 25th birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Max. K Eitner displays four portraits at the state photographers convention. Ottawa’s decorated Hallowesia hats appear in a Main Street showcase. 50 Years Ago a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Overstreet of Harrison township named Florence May Overstreet. Miss Lucy Forbes travels to Wichita to accompany Miss Louise Jansson Wilie, and four young men Pierre Elder Walter Gray Plummer Herron Frank Jones depart for an auto trip through southern Missouri and Arkansas.
A lament over US politics comparing Barry Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson with a bleak view of voter apathy. The writer criticizes campaigns driven by ads and Madison Avenue, cites crime in New York City, and urges collective responsibility for the political mess.
A hard hitting address urges 20th century Americans to act against complacency and political do nothingism. It contrasts generations, cites World War II patriotism with current ease, warns of a dangerous 1968 choice, and urges writing to congress or voting Republican to shake the nation from apathy.
Hollywood AP report details Debby Reynolds and her film The Unsinkable Molly Brown setting theater records at Radio City Music Hall. The piece notes $2,001,567 gross in 10 weeks, the highest for the period, and cites producer Russel Downing’s praise and his studio relations amid Hollywood’s ongoing shift toward more provocative content.
Britain’s Conservatives and Labour agree on maintaining a close partnership with the United States, regardless of who wins the Oct. 15 election. Douglas-Home favors Britain’s nuclear deterrent while Wilson seeks a non independent deterrent. Both parties oppose limits on NATO and seek steady U.S. cooperation on arms control and defense, with nuanced differences in stance toward nonaligned nations and the UN.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in trade area by mail: one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and the AP exclusivity covers local news and dispatched stories.
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