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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1960
Page
2
Editorials note KU footballs strong home schedule boosts finances while turnpike traffic surged after a game. FBI reports juveniles drive car thefts, urging owners to remove keys. Nixon piano joke and UN opening satire mix with global humor as editors lampoon Khrushchev and wealth with a citrus wit.
M Ward Bayles of Wichita was named Franklin County Poor Commissioner by state officials. Franklin County Young Democrats held a district meeting in the courthouse. L V Paine announced the opening of his second Ottawa store at 207 S Main named the Paine Bootery. Paving began on 5th Street from Main to the east. Dr C C Wolf returned from a month long east trip. Ottawa banks closed during the afternoons of fair week.
Charley horse means a rupture or strain of a muscle or tendon usually from a hard bump or overloading in athletes. Rest and support aid healing. confirm exact cause since cramps or neuritis can mimic it. See your doctor to identify the real trouble before treating.
A devotional prayer asks for divine help to change situations beyond human power. It cites Matthew 5 44 and asks for guidance, blessing enemies, and transformation through Christ. The speaker seeks God’s intervention in personal life matters and ends with Amen.
A dense listing of TV programs across stations with 4 and 5 o clock to late night blocks. The guide names sports, news, children's shows, westerns, dramas, game shows, and movies featuring actors and hosts such as Gordon Jump, Don Harrison, John Kennedy, and Roy Rogers across multiple time slots and channels.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates by mail for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Kansas residents are subject to 2 percent sales tax. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington and Guy Snedaker as publishers and notes Associated Press rights.
Paramount production chief Marty Rackin paints the office white to spark cheer and excitement. The New York born writer propelled from scripts to producer roles, later returning to Paramount to lead new projects with optimism. He notes strong artist interest and promises forthcoming announcements.
Evening TV highlights announce Channel 9 A new show Ex pedition a three Tuesdays monthly opener The Frozen Continent Antarctica and Channel 4This episode La ramie starring Julie London as Queen of Diamonds.
TV guide notes Monday night’s lineup featured new family sitcom Pete and Gladys and Sugarfoot on different channels, with frequent Castro lodging updates interrupting broadcasts. Barbara Stanwyck anthology and Boris Karloff Thriller offered contrasting dramatic fare, while Rifleman and Colt 45 provided western vibes.
Ning of Kansas wheat growers at the Kansas Fair is Gary Evans, who farms near Quinter. An entry of Bison wheat won the sweepstakes award for Evans Monday. The Bison variety also took eight of the top 10 places in the wheat milling and baking division. Wayne Herron of Scott City placed first in that division. The fair's 4 H Club progress award was presented to E. Clifford Manry and Mrs. Dorothy Neufeld for outstanding work during the last year. The 4 H style revue was won by Patti Reinert, 17, of Ensign, with Patty Sughrue, 16, Garden City, second. Named the best groomed boy was Richard Teegarden, 16, La Cygne. Steven Beil, 14, Salina, placed second.
A TV segment featuring Milton Berle during a vacation hour at Jackpot Bowling fell flat as his sketches paused midway, leaving bowlers unable to complete their second-half match. The piece suggests Berle and the bowling act lack rehearsal and timed pacing.
Phillipsburg high school football player John Steffens, 16, was killed in a Monday night highway crash near Phillipsburg. Six others from Phillipsburg were injured, including John Mullen, 19, in critical condition, and Kay Kinter, 15, also hurt. The crash occurred after the players had left a game, when Kinter attempted a hill pass and collided head on with Dale Chestnutt’s car three miles south of town.
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