From Our Readers The Mess We Are In
Letter from Harold Staley of Williamsburg defends Ed Wiltze and criticizes Mr Averyt for attacking Wiltze. He praises the Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club and list names such as J Edgar Hoover Billy James Hargis Fred Swart General Walker Fred Koch Robert Welch and HUAC committee members as exemplars. He urges more men like them to restore the country.
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Mr. Averyt
Ed Wiltze
Ottawa
The
Herald
Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wiltze
Averyt
Daily
J. Edgar Hoover
Billy James Hargis
Fred Swart
General Walker
Fred Koch
Robert Welch
House Un-American Affairs Committee
Harold Staley
Williamsburg
Old Delhi Sights Through Aged City Streets
The article paints Old Delhi as a Hindu city with bustling bazaar shops, makeshift slums, and sacred cows roaming the streets. It highlights the Red Fort Lal Kila as a dominant sandstone monument, its high walls and moat remnants, and notes historical bloodshed including a siege in 1739 influencing its red hue.
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India
Lal Kila
Red Fort
Red
Delhi
To Your Good Health and Emotional Problems
A reader asks about virility in a middle aged man and the role of emotional factors. The column notes mid life worries can affect desire, but love and deep connection may sustain virility in a mature marriage.
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Wise
Births and local notices from Wellsville and Ottawa
Auld Lang Syne reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Heaberlin at 527 N Mulberry. A daughter is noted for Mr and Mrs Robert Browning northwest of Ottawa. County Clerk Fred Baldwin travels to Kansas City to see Mrs Wiggs of the Cab bage Patch. Elmer Jordan of King Street recovers from car works injuries. Attorney J L Sheldon visits Lawrence to view Kansas University Drake University football game and is educated at Drake 1903. A prayer follows with acts and conscience reflection.
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Frank Heaberlin
N. Mulberry
Robert Browning
Ottawa
Fred Baldwin
Kansas City
Elmer Jordan
King Street
J. L. Sheldon
Lawrence
Kansas University-Drake University
Sheldon
Drake University
Des Moines
Television Schedule Snapshot From Friday Evening Listings
A dense OCR log lists TV time slots and program names across channels and networks, including Popeye, Roy Rogers, Gunsmoke, Bachelor Father, Duck season era shows, news anchors Harold Mack Gordon Jump and Don Harrison, cartoons Captain Kangaroo and Heckle and Jeckle, movie titles like East of the River and Henry Aldrich For President, and late night segments. The fragmentary entry captures the era's broad five to eleven o'clock lineup with multiple repeats, sports, weather updates, and variety programs.
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Torey
Popeye
Friends
McGraw
Highway Patrol
Kansas Panorama
Dev Nelsom
DeSaeizene
Harold Mack
Gordon Jump
Cochise
Newa
Don Harrison
Johnny Yates
Douglas Edwards
Wagon Train
Alvin
Steve Allen
Donna Reed
Joey Bishop
Ot tawa Kansas newspaper subscription rates and staff
The publication lists daily issues except Sundays and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates for trade area by mail are one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars. outside trade area by mail are one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8 dollars, one year 15 dollars. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and AP news dispatches are used locally.
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Alain
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Associated Preas
AP Cewa
Midwest Napping? Ellis urges private grants for growth
Dr. Elmer Ellis, University of Missouri president, told the Lawrence Rotary Club that the Midwest has grown at about half the national rate since 1930 and must pursue a crash program of research funded by private grants. He noted big business clusters around major research centers and said public grants favor the haves. He announced the Mid-America Universities Association formed by Big Eight schools plus Colorado State and Iowa University to reduce duplicate research and unite regional development voices.
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Lawrence
Kan
Elmer Ellis
University of Missouri
Mid-West
Colorado State University
Iowa University
Mid-America Universities Association
MAUA
Ellis
Do Hogs Have Ulcers Too in Purdue Study
Purdue University received 45000 from the National Institute of Health to study whether hogs develop stomach ulcers as humans do. Researchers Dr. G D Goetsch and Dr. T M Curtin of the veterinary school will explore causes and potential prevention or treatment for ulcers in both hogs and humans.
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Lafayette, Ind
Purdue University
National Institute of Health
G. D. Goetsch
T. M. Curtin
Purdue Veterinary School
Selling Democracy Like Soap Says Brower
Charles H Brower of Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne argues in Chicago that the United States cannot sell democracy to the world as soap. He notes TV ads use slick pitches but democracy would not be sold by hard sell nor by cosmetic campaigns. He favors continuing our traditional conservative institutional approach to promote the system with dignity.
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New York
Charles H. Brower
Madison Avenue
Batten, Barton, Durstine
Osborne
Chicago
United States
Jose Ferrer
Charles Brackett
Bobby Darin
Sandra Dee
Alice Faye
Phil Harris
Horst Buchholz
Peter Owford
France
Settlement Reached in Joan Davis Will Contest
Hollywood AP reports a settlement in the will dispute of actress Joan Davis. Ex-husband Si Wills, 57, receives assets worth 52000. Daughter Beverly Colbert, 27, gets the remainder of the estate valued at over 1 million dollars in a Monday disclosure.
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Hollywood (Ap
Joan Davis
Si Wills
Beverly Colbert
Director Booed By Consent Cast In Hollywood Scene
AP notes Hollywood chatter on Otto Preminger possibly becoming first director booed by his own cast for Advice and Consent extras. He berated extras in Senate Gallery scenes, prompting reactions. he pressed them to react as they did to him. Other items: Brando helps Burdick book launch, Peck sees Guns of Navarone success, The Hustler praised, Breakfast at Tiffanys praised, Judgment at Nuremberg criticized for length.
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Hollywood
Otto Preminger
Senate
Washington
Preminger
Marlon Brando
South Pacific
Brando
Pacific
Burdick
William Lederer
Mickey Rooney
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Gregory Peck
Piper Laurie
This Evening's TV Highlights
Channel 9 presents Ozzie and Harriet Bugs Bunny and a Mouseum sequence. Laramie on Channel 4 follows a released prisoner guiding a wounded marshal at a ranch. Channel 5-13 features Dobie Gillis Dick Van Dyke and Red Skelton with guest Rhonda Fleming. Also Cain's Hundred Close Up Death Valley Days and late Ride the Pink Horse on Channel 5 at 10 45 p.m.
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Harold Mack
Ozzle & Harriet
Suc Harrison
Monte Moore
Johnny Yates
Red Skelton
Rhonda Fleming
Channel 4
Dick Powell
Channel 9
Ride the
Robert Montgomery
Channel 5
Disarmament pledge in Queen's speech amid Berlin talks
Queen Elizabeth II pledged Britain will strive for world disarmament while condemning the Soviet nuclear tests. The speech opened Parliament, written by Prime Minister Macmillan's Conservative government, and urged negotiations for a Berlin settlement to protect West Berlin's security and freedom.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Berlin
West Berlin
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