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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1960
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald editorial questions whether the United States should subsidize Olympic teams like Russia, arguing Americans overall underperform relative to world records while noting Russia’s government backing and national mobilization. It cautions against state ran athletic programs for youth yet suggests possible government support for athlete development.
A 1960 column reflects on Oscar Hammerstein II's death social security pension and Rodgers and Hammerstein legacy. It notes Air Force speeds and rumors, a baby-sitter with a purse gun for self defense, visible party politics, a Hawaii wedding trip, Spartan Olympic quarters, Rome as a base, cautious election bets, and a laundry detergent ad hoping for a surprise brand reveal.
A devotional prayer asks forgiveness for sins against others and requests the Holy Spirit to help believers treat everyone as brothers in Christ. The prayer invokes Christ’s spirit to dwell in all and ends with a blessing in Jesus name.
Dr Molner answers reader questions on thyroid function, causes of instability, and treatment options including medication or surgery. He notes cancer can occur in the gland but is not an automatic result and emphasizes testing, observation, and expert care for correct management.
David S. Mudrick named new manager of the Litwin store amid plans for street light installments in the South Main business district. Ottawa University registrar begins with 170 signups including 92 freshmen. W E Harris grocery at 420 S Main sold to B Beach and E E Pember. OU football begins practice for its first game October 1 vs Kansas. Dr F O Hetrick travels to Kansas City on business.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade and outside areas, with monthly and yearly options and a 2 1 3 percent sales tax in Kansas. It states editors and publishers and notes AP republication rights.
Readable fragments show a dense TV lineup with multiple networks and shows. Notable items include The Texan, Peter Gunn, The Untouchables, Adventures in Paradise, and The Price Is Right alongside morning news and weather segments. The schedule weaves in game shows, Westerns, and early news programs across a full day.
Washington AP reports a six man satellite bloc will front the Soviet delegation as Nikita Khrushchev arrives for the UN session. Poland's Gomulka Hungary's Kadar Romania's Gheorghiu Dej Czechoslovakia's Novotny Bulgaria's Zhivkov Albania's Shehu lead the group. Gomulka, 55, has some independence from Moscow, while Kadar, 48, rose from factory work and underground activity during the Nazi era.
Harry Smith promotes bonded brake shoes exchange at no extra cost over good lining. A small deposit on old shoes is refunded. He urges honing brake cylinders before kit installation and features genuine Thermoid brake parts and fluid. Contact 1108 Main, Jerrey, CH 2-1522.
Broad listings show Liberace and Gypsy Rose Lee on the same program with Shelley Berman as Celebrity Talent Scouts. NBC and CBS air classic dramas, Westerns, and crime thrillers including Man From Cochise and Wells Fargo. Presidential Countdown and Nixon’s possible address loom as prime time options.
Hollywood reports Eddie Albert, balancing acting with Kaiser Industries duties, has become vice president in charge of special projects. He works on Hawaii Kai, a new city, promoting educational innovation with movable classrooms and closed-circuit TV while remaining active in show business.
Carele Lomba and Gary Grant star in the 1088 film scheduled to air at 10:30 on Channel 9. The program listing notes the time and channel for viewers seeking the movie.
Viewers watched a long two hour Miss America finals styled as a quiz show. The winner Miss Michigan impressed with looks and two distinct traits but the broadcast felt dull and pretentious. Bert Parks and Douglas Edwards hosted with heavy pomp, predicting high ratings despite criticism.
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