Ottawa Herald Page Four Status
The Ottawa Herald page four from Wednesday September 21 1960 presents a dataset fragment with no readable article content. It lacks identifiable persons events or organizations to summarize into a news item.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1960
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald page four from Wednesday September 21 1960 presents a dataset fragment with no readable article content. It lacks identifiable persons events or organizations to summarize into a news item.
Editorial argues Vice President Nixon spoke at a machinists convention in St Louis about serving the general public, not pledging to labor or opposing its foes. It commends his stance as the broadest approach, rejecting class appeals and urging government focus on the public interest above special groups.
A collage of wry vignettes and puns about modern life and culture. It riffs on celebrity, Labor Day, dog food, horses, aging, and odd social observations with a humorous, light tone. It also includes a biblical quote and a short prayer, creating a mixed, humorous-solemn mix.
A dense list outlines 6 PM to midnight programs featuring news with Don Harrison and Harold Mack, sports with Dev Nelson, weather updates by Gordon Jump, and popular shows such as Love Lucy, Petticoat, and Captain Kangaroo. Sports, movies, and Westerns share the prime slots, with specials like The Naked Gun and The Man Who Talked Too Much noted among the dense programming grid.
Dr Molner answers Mrs H M on obesity after four births noting weight tends to localize as fat. He advises gradual weight loss, posture, girdle for travel, and targeted abdomen toning exercises. Also covers coffee tolerance and bladder irritation, hernia repair, hemorrhoids booklet request, and local notes on permits, football, CCC workers, and a shop glass incident.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options. Prices include tax in Kansas and note the paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights to local news and AP dispatches.
Tonight offers a mix of highbrow and popular fare across channels. Highlights include Music for a Summer Night closing its Bizet Carmen run, a live Kansas City Athletics versus Chicago White Sox game, Aquanauts an undersea adventure, Josh Randall and The Nelson Family TV shows, Debra Paget in The Millionaire, Hawaiian Eye with Irene, and Car Burnett on Ive Got A Secret plus The Son of Bilko and Lock Up drama about immigration prejudice. A 1956 film Who Done It features Benny Hill and Benda Lee, shown at 10:30 on Channel 9.
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