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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1964
Page
7
A satirical column targets a man who despised the Girl Scouts of America while defending a controversial stance. The piece mocks antisocial views and uses provocative humor to explore public sentiment toward the organization.
A satirical column argues Ottawa’s Green River Ordinance overreaches by labeling uninvited solicitors and hawkers, including Girl Scouts, as nuisances. It notes fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail and questions breadth, intent, and constitutional rights amid enforcement claims.
A weekend TV lineup covers political analysis on Channel 4 with Sen Barry Goldwater interview and Johnson campaign discussions. plus diary scenes with the Johnson daughters. Other features include classic films on Channels 5 9 and 4 9, and Olympic trials on Channel 9.
Pic Larry Gretencord reports for duty at Ft Meade Md. After 32 years as a Santa Fe track man Joe Clark retires Aug 28. Lina Hiles to St Marys College Xavier Sept 13 to enter nurses training. Mrs Leona Fanning enrolls in an American literature course at the state college Tuesday evenings. The Matt Feuerborns Cecil Lickteigs Leonard Rommelfangers Joe and Carl Maders spend Sunday with Vic Mader to honor their 44th wedding anniversary. Gene Vining represents Franklin County at the State Farm Bureau Conference in Manhattan. Gary Hurlett enrolled as a sophomore at Emporia State. Howard Bradley and wife of Manhattan were weekend guests of her parents, Abe and Mrs Severns, who attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Donald Ungenhaur at Centerville.
Reverend Wayne Olinghouse and his family from Huntington Indiana have moved to Melvern and he becomes the new pastor of the Church of God. W S C S members attended the Lyndon W S C S gathering on September 3. The Patterson reunion met at City Hall on September 6 with 50 relatives. The W S C S will serve sandwiches ice cream and cake at 11 a.m. and the Penny Supper at 6 p.m. on September 12.
A dense schedule listing NBC CBS ABC and others with film features talk shows sports and religious programs. Entries include film titles like The Diary of Anne Frank Madame Bovary and The Big Broadcast of 1937 along with sports NFL college football and various news weather and public affairs blocks. Multiple named programs and time blocks span 6:00 to 12:25 across days with channels 4 5 9 12 13 noted.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly quarterly half year and yearly rates. Robert B Wellington is editor and publisher and the paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
Ottawa Herald lists KOFO radio programming for Saturday and Monday through Friday. Chronicles on air times for music, church services, news, weather, and various named programs including Triad, KOFO Serenade, Karavan, and Panorama with periods of religious broadcasts and market updates.
Actor Robert Cummings, a veteran of three comedies, stars as a bachelor psychiatrist who becomes the caretaker of Julie Newmar’s robot in My Living Doll. He is more intrigued by Newmar’s character than his own role, noting the robot’s lack of emotion or ethics. The piece also notes TV season premieres and special programs through the weekend including I’ve Got a Secret and Hollywood Palace.
Four Louisville clergy say preparation time shapes sermons. They note 20 hours or more are needed to develop ideas, with sermons rising from daily life, study, and prayer. They stress brevity and advance preparation, and the pastor's personal engagement as key.
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