20 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
1
The piece notes Republicans face a disadvantage as Johnson, an incumbent, can use presidential free TV time while Goldwater cannot. It argues networks assume Johnson will limit airtime to non political matters, then describes Johnson's Sunday address describing the country’s global significance.
The GOP chairman criticized Johnson as overly political and demanded equal air time for Goldwater. Networks refused. The FCC could order equal time for the Republican, a paradox if it happens. Goldwater, opposing Big Government, may benefit from Big Government actions.
The presidential race tightens as Lyndon, Barry, Hubert, and Bill push rivals with vigorous campaigning. Their families join the effort, with Lady Bird touring the south in her campaign train and influencing the public appeal beyond traditional platform appearances.
The piece portrays Lyndon and family members including Muriel, Stephanie, Lynda Bird, Luci, and Barry Jr as active in campaign events and public appearances. It notes dogs Him Beagle and Her Beagle aiding in voter appeal, with playful anecdotes about Beagle ownership and animal kindness central to the political stance.
The column offers practical medical guidance on early speech delays in toddlers, diabetes urine vs blood tests, understanding biopsy lesions on the cheek, hornet sting allergies and desensitization, plus brief nostalgia items listing local events and notable births from decades past. It emphasizes patient observation, medical consultation, and cautious management of allergies and developmental concerns.
A detailed TV schedule lists Woody Woodpecker Bugs Bunny News and many programs across the day including sports, talk shows, dramas, movies, and news segments. It notes times such as 5 30, 6 00, and 9 00 with titles like The Best Years of Our Lives and The Leopard Man and mentions channels or blocks like CBS Reports and The Flying Missile.
On this date in 1944 Gen Douglas MacArthur returned to the Philippines after leaving by order of FDR to organize a counterblow from Australia. Other events include 1774 Continental Congress members forming The Association of the United Colonies to boycott English goods, 1918 U S war ships recalled U boats from Atlantic lanes, 1926 Valerian liner sinking near Bermuda with 84 deaths, 1945 Eisenhower urged destruction of IG Farben plants, 1952 typhoon strikes Indochina and the Philippines, Eden knighted, Ladakh border clash with China, Selassie mediation in Algeria Morocco dispute.
Richmond area notes report the Fort Nightly Club gathering at Mrs Frank Dietrich home with Mrs Pauline Sims leading a program titled Match Game. An upcoming Oct 30 meeting is scheduled with Mrs Abe Severns. Nadine Peine substituted in St John’s Parochial School Greeley for four days last week due to illness.
HAL BOYLE offers tongue in cheek marriage advice listing playful rules to keep a wife content. He suggests letting her boss most of the income, buying small presents, criticizing meals at restaurants, and valuing silence over anger, ending with a quip that a wife might prefer a mouse to a man.
Channel 4 airs Mr. Novak at 6:30 with Edie Currie in trouble seeking a fresh start at Jefferson High. At 7:30 The Deadly Games Affair features Solo and THRUSH agent Angelique hunting a German scientist once thought dead. Channel 5 presents The Best Years of Our Lives at 10:15 with March Loy Andrews Mayo. Channel 13 shows The Leopard Man at 11:10 with O Keefe and Margo. Channel 5 closes with The Affairs of Dobie Gillis, featuring Reynolds Fosse Conried.
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and pricing for subscriptions in and outside the trade area. Robert B. Wellington serves as editor and publisher, with Associated Press exclusive local news use rights noted.
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