26 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
1
The piece argues Kansas voters should repeal the two consecutive term limit for sheriffs, allowing re election after open terms. It says changes in law enforcement reduce the need for a strict term cap and urges support of Amendment No 2 on November 3 to fix an antiquated constitutional flaw.
The speaker recounts meeting Nelson Rockefeller two or three times and hearing him speak. He describes Rockefeller as knowledgeable and affable with no front despite wealth and position. He expresses respect and belief Rockefeller is the best qualified among current Republican leaders.
The writer compares Nelson Rockefeller to a modern Duke of Windsor and argues no Republican could win in 1968. He notes Rockefeller’s withdrawal from politics, speculates on his private life, and predicts the GOP’s fate shaping toward Goldwater’s image, with Rockefeller’s future eligibility and potential comeback.
Dr. Molner traces the vaccine concept from cowpox and Edward Jenner to modern immunization. He explains antibodies, attenuated germs, and killed viruses as foundations for vaccines like Salk’s polio shot, and notes how long protection lasts. The column also includes reader questions on baldness and heredity, plus local notes from Ottawa and Paola about events and removals.
A devotional prayer seeks wisdom for witnessing in daily life and strength to endure personal suffering and criticism for Christian faith. The text cites Matthew 5 11 12 and ends with Amen in Jesus name.
A dense telecast list shows programs, hosts, and time slots across day parts. Names include Yogi Bear Huckleberry Hound Andy Griffith Lucy Ball Steve Allen Jack Benny and many others alongside games, movies, and public affairs segments.
Today is October 26 in 1964 a calendar of historic events marks openings and deaths. The Erie Canal opening parade in 1825 the Steinmetz death in 1923 and UN atomic energy agency pact in 1956 headline this date with Khrushchev moon race hints and Nasser assassination attempt notes from ten to five years prior.
Television guide listing multiple channels and times features Voyage on Channel 9 at 6:30 p m with Turn Back the Clock and a scientist's tropical-year experiment. Channel 4 presents 90 Bristol Court at 7 30 p m, Tom Dick and Mary at 8, Andy Williams at 8, Alfred Hitchcock at 9, Channel 5 schedules The Young Don Cry at 10 15, Return of the Bad Men at 12 10, and The Black Arrow with Louis Hayward and Janet Blair on Channel 5.
A collection of quick takes on daily life and trivia. Notes include tips to quit smoking by blowing bubbles, facts about blue whales and deuterium, and light reflections on growing pains fuel, work, and American life. Includes a presidential term trivia snippet and assorted quotes.
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