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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1964

Page

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Editorial Support From Republicans Unnerves Kennedys Backers

Over the weekend two area papers the Kansas City Star and the Salina Journal openly backed President Johnson. Both editors are Republican and conservative in outlook, reflecting the long held view of a largely Republican press. The piece traces claims of a biased press and cites Nixon Kennedy era studies showing strong Republican support nationwide and in Kansas.

Johnson Kansas City Star Salina Journal Nixon Kansas Kennedy

Papers Switch decades in editorial stands

The Salina Journal and Kansas City Star join many papers in backing President Johnson over Barry Goldwater as costs and politics push newspapers to conservative leanings, though some fear deeper concerns about Goldwater than Johnson.

Salina Journal The Kansas City Star Big City Johnson Barry Goldwater

Quiet Corner Moment At A Social Gathering

A narrator recalls meeting a woman who usually has many escorts but sits alone at a party seeking solitude. She asks for a sarsparilla and invites him to fetch it, signaling a brief, unusual private exchange during the event.

Dream talk and jokes in a flirtatious cafe encounter

A narrator recalls a late night conversation about Vietnam, dreams, and psychology with a witty companion. They share recurring dream themes, fantasies of luxurious wealth, and a frightening nightmare of being in Fifth Avenue without clothes, ending with a self deprecating jab about embarrassment.

Fifth Avenue

Refilling Prescriptions and the Doctor Pharmacist Bond

In a reader letter Dr explains why refilling prescriptions requires care. Reasons include antibiotic resistance from overuse and dangers of sedatives or antispasmodics. Some drugs must be exactly dosed for safety and effectiveness. The doctor marks allowable refills, and prayer and caution accompany medical advice.

R. L.A

Auld Lang Syne and Civic Visits Noted in Kansas

Auld Lang Syne honors Mrs. Bert McClain of San Bernardino with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Leo Howard and aides. Mr. and Mrs. Don Huls and son visited Huls’s mother and grandfather in Larned. L. A. Stafford, KS high school dramatics coach, attended a Kansas Speech Teachers Assn. executive board meeting in Emporia. Miss Gertrude Clark left for Monmouth to join United Presbyterian college. Mrs. Homer Rule returned home after a month in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fellnagle of 319 South Cedar planned a trip to visit their son in Plainview, Texas.

Leo Howard Henry Cartley Lloyd Daugharthy Bert McClain San Bernadino Calif Don Huls Donald Francis Huls Larned L. A Stafford Emporia Kansas Speech Teachers Assn Gertrude Clark Monmouth Hl United Presbyterian College

Television Log Full Day Network Schedule Rhythm

A dense listing of NBC CBS ABC and other channels detailing primetime daytime and late night programming across hours with shows like Highway Patrol Yogi Bear Flintstones and Perry Mason alongside news weather and special segments. The excerpt lists many program titles hosts and times in a continuous grid style.

Wellsville area news notes reunion and health updates

Lem Hollinger, 91, Wellsville, attended the Lone Elm School reunion on Aug 30. Local attendees included Mayme O Connor, Belle Rand, Velma Christie, Royce Myers, LeRoy Childs, George Rose, and others from Wellsville and Lindsborg. Former teachers Mrs. Dale and Mrs. O Connor were present with many of their pupils. Officers were re elected, and plans were made for next year. LeRoy Childs recovered at home after six weeks in hospital following a July 19 fall, with two more blood donors aiding his recovery. Rennie Reynolds plans Leavenworth Hospital entry Sept 11 after a knee injury.

Lem Hollinger Wellsville Lone Elm Pressonville Mayme O’connor Belle Rand Velma Christie Royce Myers Dee LeRoy Childs George Rose Lindsborg Stanley Dale

TV Highlights and Movies Schedule on Channels 4 and 5

TV Highlights lists Channel 4 programs including Young April with Joseph Schildkraut and Cops spoof, Death Valley Days, Last Show about immigrant farmer Carlo Farelli, Dr Kildare drama, Four Feet in the Morning, New Christy Minstrels at the World’s Fair, Kraft Suspense Theatre, plus Are There Any More Out There Like You? A jail incident story. Channel 5 features Sai gon with Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake, and Valentino with Anthony Dexter and Eleanor Parker.

Channel 4 Joseph Schildkraut Buster Keaton Edward Everett Horton Hans Conried Dr. Kildare Jack Smight Jerry de Bono New Christy Minstrels Jackie Mason Minstrels Kraft Suspense Theatre Tom Bollington

Williamsburg Notes Highlight Enrollment and Staffing Changes

Williamsburg notes show grade school enrollment at 187, up 11 from term end, with new instructor Mrs. Mary Burgoon teaching seventh grade and girls physical education. High school enrollment 77, distribution 22 freshmen, 20 sophomores, 18 juniors, 17 seniors, plus a long faculty roster detailing subjects and roles. A new bus added, Labor Day no schooling, and community updates include campus events and moves.

Irwin Heth Mary Burgoon Harold Boggs Ruth Goodwill Erma Martin Fern Streebin Joan Duvall Ma Bearly Jack L. Hobbs Earl P. Anderson Voc Comemerce Dorothy Binns W. R. Binns Louis R. Coppoe Lewis P. Bowling Beth Studebaker David Link Assis

Today in History highlights key events on Sept 3 1964

On this date Henry Hudson’s Half Moon rounded Sandy Hook in 1609 while seeking a northwest passage, and the Treaty of Paris ended the Revolutionary War in 1873. Other notes include Labor Day first observed in 1894, Britain and France declaring war in 1939, and recent U.N. and Russia actions.

Associated Press Henry Hudson Sandy Hook England Asia Hudson Troy N.Y Paris United States Britain France Germany Poland Quemoy Island

African trainees study farming and finance in Franklin County

Twenty men from Africa in the Government Exchange Program visited Richmond area last week to learn management and finance. They toured the Federal Land Bank, the PC A, and spent time at Wayne Anderson and Frank Cox dairy farms focusing on swine projects. Also noted: Mr and Mrs George Finley Son received a Marksman medal on the rifle range. he began Marine training in June and is now stationed in San Diego California. Fred Ahring Jr. was discharged from Anderson County Hospital on August 26.

Mabel Chandler Africa Franklin County Federal Land Bank P.C.A Wayne Anderson Frank Cox George Finley Son San Diego Calif

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