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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1960
Page
2
Page Four of the Ottawa Herald for Friday September 23 1960 features editorials offering commentary on current events. The section presents opinion pieces and analysis from the newspaper staff reflecting local perspectives on political social and economic issues of the day.
Analysis warns that UN deliberations may escalate tensions with Berlin, Quemoy, and Guantanamo as flashpoints. Mentions Khrushchev’s Cuba talks, Congo battles, and potential Soviet pressure through East Europe and Asia. Also notes local court actions and Ottawa golf results from 50 years ago.
A first-hand view contrasts London before and after postwar changes. The City’s bombed core spawns new offices while old streets remain quiet by night. Citizens gain prosperity through welfare, socialized services, and extended credit, yet seek more.
A reader seeks clear, simple medical guidance on gall stones and kidney stones. The letter clarifies stones are distinct, surgery is often required for removal, and diet or hydration cannot dissolve stones. It explains gall bladder bile storage, with possible fat restrictions after gall bladder removal, and notes the ambiguity of stone formation timing.
A brief devotional item urges believers to fulfill the Great Commission. It quotes Mark 16 15 and prays for guidance to bring others to Christ through prayer and trust in God.
A dense list of 1940s era TV airings including Popeye, Captain Kangaroo, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke and multiple news and weather slots. Highlights feature sports, film serials, variety shows and late night movies. Networks and times shown with scattered program titles and regional listings.
New York AP reports ABC rose from a distant third among major networks by counter programming and action packed police and Western fare. It aims to expand hour long dramas without continuing characters and to grow news and public affairs. The piece notes new viewing interest in current events and critiques prime time ads and sponsors.
The Hutchinson News conducted a poll of 4,462 Kansas State Fair visitors. President results: Nixon 2,728 Kennedy 1,406 undecided 333. Senate: Schoeppel 2,598 Theis 1,163 undecided 701. Governor: Anderson 2,598 Docking 1,874 undecided 388.
The Ottawa Herald lists editors and publisher and subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with Kansas sales tax and AP news dispatch rights noted.
A historic radio listing shows Saturday events from 6:00 morning to 9:30, including Top of Morning segments, News, Weather, Markets, and KOFO Serenades. Sunday features Serenade programs, church services at Centripolis Baptist Church, and family worship hour with The Christophers.
A dense list of programs and times outlines KOFO's broadcast day with a mix of Serenades News Weather and special features. The schedule includes Noon Tunes Farm Show Sunday Serenade KOFO Karavan and Sports Roundup along with multiple Bees and sign offs, reflecting a full service format.
A lively Friday TV lineup features Matt Holbrook in a new music chapter and a suspected killer in Channel 9’s Man From Cochise. Channel 4 debuts Dan Raven with Skip Homeier as detective, plus Eye Witness to History on Channel 5 13 and Masquerade Party in color. Late offerings include Confessions of a Nazi Spy on Channel 3 at 10:40.
Liberal Kansas AP report says Ideal Supermarket No. 2, Liberal largest food store, was destroyed Thursday night by a fire during a thunderstorm. Lightning started the blaze and flames threatened five large gasoline and diesel tanks. Firefighters used two large Haliburton pumping units to knock down the flames with extra water. no loss estimate given.
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