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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
1
The piece criticizes President Johnson's handling of the Bobby Baker case, likening his actions to a fugitive hiding in a dimly lit corner. It argues pursuers circle repeatedly, and Johnson appears increasingly ridiculous, stuck in drying concrete with nowhere to go.
The text discusses Lyndon Johnson amid Bobby Baker’s blanket covered scandal and questions how many connections exist. It notes Johnson’s coy stance may worsen his position and ponders Goldwater’s take on the phrase ex tremism.
A detailed daily timetable lists KOFO programming from 6:00 AM to Friday close, including Top Of The Morning segments, News and Weather blocks, Serenade and Eventide Music slots, Country Karavan, The Daily Record, Triad programs, and a Friday wrap with Sports Round Up. Major runs include Morning Devotions, Church Notes, Bulletin Board, and Washington Report.
A dense schedule of TV channels and times lists hundreds of programs from Huckleberry Hound to Bonanza and The Twilight Zone. It catalogs shows, guests, sports, religious services, and movies with numerous parenthetical notes and unclear punctuation.
The piece recalls 1920s efforts to convict Al Capone and later crusades against Jimmy Hoffa, noting long trials and appeals. It contrasts Capone and Hoffa with two archetypal prisoners John Doe and Richard Roe, highlighting origins, motives, and police evasion. Capone and Hoffa become less dominant as time passes while Roe’s foolishness contrasts with Doe’s hardened indifference to law. The essay observes relentless federal enforcement and the imperfect success rate.
A reader seeks relief for pruritus ani in a 19 year old, noting multiple ointments failed. Advice emphasizes rectal examination, possible allergies or antibiotics, and cautious use of ointments. Suggests dry cotton at the opening, plain water washing, thorough drying, and avoiding soap. Consider undercutting of skin or psychiatric consultation if severe.
Auld Lang Syne notes Mrs Wayland Blair landed what appeared to be the largest crappie from Country Club lake at 2 lb 14 oz, 16 inches long and 7 inches thick. Other items mention Mrs Herman Stoltz and son Fredrick's west coast trip, Rex Cowan’s Los Angeles vacation, and local fair travel, with a closing prayer excerpt.
A packed TV slate features The Great Crusader biography on Channel 5 at 6 30 p m and Burke's Law on Channel 9 at 7 30 p m with a probe into a murder. Twilight Zone on Channel 5 13 presents Suzy Parker and Richard Long in Number 12 Looks Just Like You. Alfred Hitchcock on Channel 5 13 offers Ten Minutes from Now with a ticking clock. Movies fill Channel 5 at 10 15 p m Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo. Channel 13 airs Marine Raiders at 11 00 p m with Guadalcanal and a late The Big Street on Channel 5 at 12 40 a m and Walk East on Beacon Street concludes on Channel 5 later.
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