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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
5
AP columnist James Marlow analyzes the 1964 campaign rhetoric, noting Goldwater’s religious criticism of Johnson and echoes of 1960 clashes between Nixon and Kennedy. He traces how personal attacks and labels like trigger-happy and demagogue shape voters’ perceptions across campaigns.
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry reports Ed Wynn shines on CBS appearances aging 78 next to Red Skelton and Carol Burnett with injuries delaying her. Wynn’s two shows showcase his versatile humor while Burnett faces medical setbacks and shifts in taping and stage plans. Election Eve in Britain NBC and Burke's Law on ABC are recommended tonight.
AP reports shoppers hold back despite talk of growth as retail sales dip in September and inventories steady. Trade data show August imports at a new high and exports slipping, with a small year to year gain. Despite a modest pace, consumers expect fuller spending in the next two months as businessmen anticipate a continued upswing.
AP story recalls Eddie Cantor in his Beverly Hills home during final years. Once a kinetic Ziegfeld star, Cantor faces heart ailments yet remains sharp mentally and memory strong. He recalls W. C. Fields teaching vocabulary, Follies days, and Missed health limits while planning a TV fundraiser for Dr. Jonas Salk. He also praises Samuel Goldwyn for Hollywood opportunities and reflects on past collaborations.
AP reports Kansas economic planners expect travel to be the fastest growing source of new dollars in the state. Jack Lacy, director of the Kansas Department of Economic Development, said a survey by the Center of Research in Business at Lawrence will measure travel’s impact on the economy. He noted Americans spend large sums on travel and that growth continues, citing new motels, restaurants, and service stations along highways as signs of travel’s arrival.
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