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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1960

Page

3

Proposals Stir Interstate Plans in Fifth District

Rep. J. Floyd Breeding of Kansas suggests adding US 54 to the interstate system from Wichita westward, implying a move of Interstate 35. Highway official Jack Goodrich from Parsons backs rerouting I-35 south of Ottawa toward Parsons, raising questions about limited I-35 mileage and routes through the region.

Washington J. Floyd Breeding Wichita Fifth District Breeding Congress Kansas Jack Goodrich Parsons Goodrich Ottawa Emporia Oklahoma Lorado Tex

This And That reflects a sharper edge on modern life

A collection of wry observations on rising living costs, evolving social norms, and political quirks. Notes on the Joneses, rumors about Russia and China, Roman history as parable, and the growing reach of consumer comforts like walk in fridges. Satirical tones mirror urban life and national politics.

No Improvement To Public Benefit Pledge Warned By Editor

Don Ald I Rogers of the New York Hearth-Tribune issues a blunt pledge to candidates seeking office. He will vote for those who do not promise any benefit and oppose those who promise to improve his lot, insisting his finances cannot bear further improvement.

Donald I. Rogers The New York Hearth-Tribune

Ottawa Herald ads and masthead details

The Ottawa Herald lists staff and publisher details with pricing for mail subscriptions. Rates are shown for trade area and outside trade area including monthly quarterly six months and yearly options, with a Kansas sales tax addition. The paper notes AP rights and exclusive republication of local news and AP dispatches.

S. Main Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Peace Tary Guy Snedaker Associated Press

To Your Good Health Brisk Walk Is Great Conditioner

Dear Dr Mother answers letters on daily health questions. A brisk walk aids fitness and recovery. long walks may benefit aging bodies, while slow dawdling is less effective. The column also covers diabetes heredity, quitting alcohol before dinner, cataract treatment myths, and tubal ligation aftercare.

J.W T.J.N

Ottawa Fall Term Enrolls 2218 Students

A list of local happenings from Ottawa notes 2218 public school enrollments for the new fall term, up 48 from the prior year. The city commission started condemnation actions for the planned Appanoose Lake. H. M. Funston became president of the Franklin County Bar Association. First Ottawa Commercial Club minstrel rehearsal occurred. Dynamite accident injures Alexander Coakley at Lewis E. Luce residence. Heyl Smith begins clerical work at Zellner Clothing.

Ottawa

Prayer for Today and Wisdom to Seek Christ

A devotional note quotes 1 Corinthians 1 18 RSV and offers a brief prayer asking for insight wisdom and understanding. It asks for open hearts to recognize truth and to accept Christ and walk in His path in Jesus name Amen.

Christ

Television Listings Full Day By 4-Front Row Center and More

A dense, OCR heavy schedule listing numerous TV channels and time blocks across afternoon and evening. It enumerates theaters, sports events, cartoons, movies, and variety shows with titles such as Dont Fence Me In, Guns and Guitars, The Sea Shell Not Have Them, Mr. Moto's Gamble, and many others, including Miss America Pageant coverage, pro football, baseball games, and classic series. The output aggregates the day’s extensively varied programming, noting times and program names across multiple outlets.

Saturday Sunday TV Highlights Weekend Lineup

A busy TV weekend lineup features Loretta Young's special, Sea Hunt sunken barge filming, Perry Mason mystery The Case Of The Desperate Daughter, Dick Clark music, Blue Ice Antarctic journey, Josh Randall Western, Olympic Rome coverage, Paladin Have Gun Will Travel, Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, Lassie Maverick and more across Channels 4 5 9 13. Notable programs include Lawman Second Spring Alfred Hitchcock One Grave Too Many and Riverboat with Olympic coverage continuing.

Moles Sea Hunt Sheena Herold Mack Howard Neighbors Bonanzea Dick Clark Bonanza Perry Mason The Lawrence Welk Man Interpol Channel 9

Community Club and Circle Meetings in Quenemo Area

Fidelis Club met with Mrs. Rollo Hughes and Mrs. Henry Bernard opening the business. Sunshine Circle, 11 members, opened by Mrs. Townsend with Mrs. Pearl Mathews leading devotionals. Visitors included Topeka residents and local families sharing greetings and updates as area residents traveled among Louisburg Pittsburg Enid and St. Louis. Betty Newton, recently underwent eye removal surgery, is home recovering.

Fidelis Club Rollo Hughes Henry Bernard Maurice Lee The Sunshine Circle Minnie Townsend Townsend Pearl Mathews Joe Marshall Louisburg Alf Meiers Tom Pittsburg Bill Raney Albert Harris St. Louis Fred Miller Milo Weaver Enid Okla Mellie Reed Betty Newton

Polio totals rise in U S with weekly high

Polio cases jumped to 217 in the latest week, including 118 paralytic cases, Public Health Service reports. The week before had 148 total with 88 paralytic, while the year’s totals lag far behind 1959 and earlier decades.

Washington Public Health Service

Top of Morning Schedule Narrative

Radio station KOFO outlines a daily weekday timetable with recurring segments. Programs include news weather markets devotion and serenades across morning noon and late morning slots featuring KOFO Serenade and Mary Blaine Til with a Bulletin Board and Around Town updates.

KOFO Mary Blaine People's Exchan Garnett Kofo Xkaravan Kofo Karavan Wthr

Paladin Changes On TV Over Three Years

AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports Richard Boone notes Paladin in Have Gun Will Travel has softened from a grim, money minded avenger to a more humorous, friendly figure. Boone says the character’s attitude shift grows over three years with less arrogance and more saccharine warmth. An upcoming World Series era baseball comedy episode is hinted.

Hollywood Grim J Steely Avenger Paladin Richard ‘Boone Will Boone

Tehran imposes stiff luxury taxes on imports

AP reports that TEHRAN has set high import levies on luxury goods, quadrupling perfume prices and pushing a $5,000 American car’s price beyond $13,000. The move aims to curb luxury spending and boost state revenue amid economic pressure.

Tehran Tran

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