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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1960
Page
2
Editors note the 4 point view finds no major shifts in state school policy in the latest Kansas survey. Hutchinson hosts Attorney General John Anderson urging immediate action on the Dominan Report and tax revisions for broader school funding and equality. Governor Docking could not comment, saying he was too busy.
KU reports 58 faculty members traveled and studied in 43 nations during the summer. Financed by private funds, the federal government, and foundations, the travels mark growth and recognition for KU. The exchanges promise richer discussions with students facing a shrinking world.
A satirical note on The Sunday New York Times delivering papers in plastic and dropping the slogan. A friend gives his son in law a lawnmower for a birthday, a woman once gave a cemetery lot as a deadpan hint. Mentions 1961 cars, White House changes, and local grocers slipping a watermelon into a buggy. The annual school fund appeal highlights alumni loyalty.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade and outside areas with monthly and yearly options. A Kansas sales tax of 2c applies. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes exclusive republication of local news and AP dispatches. It runs Channel 4 NBC on Fridays.
A crowded TV guide listing afternoon through late evening programs across channels ABC and others. Notable items include Home Run Derby, early show blocks, sports such as baseball games Cleveland vs Kansas City and Yankees vs Orioles, and features like Rawhide, Annie, and Disney repeats. Also listed are news, weather, cinema, and theater segments with various hosts and times.
Dr Molner discusses slipped epiphysis in growing youngsters, noting hip joint risk and possible surgery. He advises weight and exercise guidance for a 40s reader seeking abdomen shaping. He explains pinworms from eggs, repeated treatments, and hygiene avoidance. He also covers acne scars on a child, promising fading in time. Community notes mention Clyde Coffman’s accident, KU student exams, Hutchinson fair wins, Richmond fair crowd, Miss Graham’s election, and a new Forest Park band shell dedication.
A devotional prayer thanks God for the gift of Thy Word and its tested wisdom. It asks that the message of the Book keep believers strong and steadfast at all times in Jesus, our Redeemer, Amen.
A dense listing of KOFO daily time blocks, show titles, and weather and news slots ranging from early morning to evening. Notable items include Serenades, News & Weather, Markets, Sermons, and the Bulletin Board. The fragment shows multiple repeated blocks and program names across hours with local church and community show references.
Television pursues political content as networks vow major campaigns this fall. CBS begins Presidential Countdown and Kennedys and Nixons in planned features while NBC debuts The Campaign and The Candidates. NBC's Frank Blair sticks with Today, avoiding paid-spokesman roles to protect news credibility.
Several programs launch new seasons and add cast members. A new romantic angle arrives on Detec tives with Ursula Thiess as Lisa Ronay and Mark Goddard as Sgt Chris Ballard. Twilight Zone and The Great Waltz offer late options. Channel 9 features Man from Coch ise and 77 Sunset Strip. Rawhide and Black Saddle also noted.
Greeley area graduates are listed heading to State Teachers College Emporia Kansas State University Pittsburg State and other schools. Others enter nursing training at St Luke's Hospital and St Marys Hospital. Some travel for further study with family news and a birth noted. Lickteigs plan town relocation after a farm sale and Gregory Katzer recovers from motorcycle injuries at KU Medical Center.
The Urban Renewal Administration approves a 1.41 million loan and 973 thousand grant to Kansas City Kansas for the Argentine Heights renewal plan. Of 161 dwellings in the area 68 are substandard, with 89 acres slated for rehabilitation and remaining land cleared mainly for residential use.
Tommy Fillmore a 9 year old ward of Jackson County Juvenile Court with a heart defect received offers of blood donors from Richards Gebaur Air Force Base. The base arranged to meet his blood needs while he admired planes hangars and the busy airfield atmosphere during the visit.
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