29 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
1
Editorial argues Nov 3 ballot must approve a bond to fund replacing the current high school. Board supports the issue. The counterargument centers on a 6 mill property tax increase, while failure risks loss of state accreditation and aid, potentially requiring a 13 mill levy to compensate.
Ottawa citizens weigh a school bond to relieve overcrowding and fund a hot lunch program, laboratories, PE space, and modern classrooms. Proponents argue the bond will improve the city’s image and support future growth, noting current facilities hinder education and district advancement.
Today in history recalls key events on October 29 across years: the 1929 stock market crash with record trading, 1814 steam propelled warship Fulton the First, 1940 draft beginning with Selective Service number 158, 1943 Mondragone Italian advance by Clark, Adenauer’s 1954 visit to Hoover, and 1964 World’s Fair site approval for New York.
A subscriber’s letter to this family journal urges stopping the column. The writer, a woman, details concerns accusing the daily production of being asinine, boring, and stupid among other charges.
A columnist laments writer’s block as he critiques a female reader’s sharp classifications of him. He confesses grinding boredom with clear, humorous self mockery, comparing his failure to produce brilliance to a sour trombone note. He dreams of simpler work before returning to a blank page and a stinker of a column.
Dear Dr Mother explains Boeck's sarcoid causes and diagnosis. The disease often mimics tuberculosis, with chest X rays revealing nodulations and enlarged lymph nodes. It is more common in rural areas, not hereditary, and may resolve in under two years with steroids. prolonged disease risks lung scar tissue.
A prayer reflecting gratitude for lifelong faith lineage from Lois and Eunice to Timothy. The speaker asks God to make him share the gifts of Jesus with friends and descendants, closing with a personal invocation.
The Appalachian Trail spans 2 050 miles across the eastern United States. It was completed in 1937 by volunteers, hikers, and naturalists who built and marked the route for long distance trekking.
Television slate features Daniel Boone on Channel 4 at 6 30 pm with The Choosing. Dr Kildare follows at 7 30 pm The Sound of a Faraway Hill. Baseball star Buddy Bic hop is shown as he copes with illness. Political Talk on Channel 5 13 spots Barry Goldwater. Mercedes McCambridge and Patrick O Neal star in The Man Who on Channel 5 at 10 15 pm. Rookies in Burma and Passport to Suez cap the night on Channel 5 and Channel 13 with entries including Warren William Ann Savoie Eric Blore Robert Stanford.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options. Outside trade area rates are shown and the paper notes Associated Press exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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