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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1958
Page
2
Editorial notes six Ottawa Police Court cases where drivers aged 64 to 81, all with valid licenses, were involved in accidents. It argues aging drivers will rise with life expectancy and more cars. proposes stricter driving exams for new and aging drivers, include restricted licenses at 60 or 65, and possible licenses limiting times and vehicle size.
A Tuesday received unsigned letter about living on Locust Street parking is discussed. The Herald explains why unsigned letters are not printed for protective reasons while welcoming signed opinions on timely subjects.
A collage of satirical notes on politics and current events from a 1960s era desk column. Observations touch on women in crime, campaign cleanliness, the 960 campaign with Sherman Adams, possible league expansion, a cherry-picked year, and quirky local notes. Includes a brief item about Dodge City renaming Gunsmoke Avenue.
Dr Molner notes that childhood convulsions tied to fever are common and usually harmless, though epilepsy or brain disease must be ruled out. If convulsions occur without fever or health issues are suspected, doctors should investigate. Also mentions hormone cancer fears and hemorrhoid cure offer. Ottawa University opens football season against William Jewell College.
A devotional prayer recalling Isaiah 65 24 asks for faith to pray and trust in God’s saving power through Christ Amyn. It emphasizes divine listening before speaking and expresses gratitude for God’s ever available strength.
A dense grid lists TV programs on Channel 4 NBC and other networks with time slots and show names. It covers News, Sports, Weather, entertainment, movies, and serials across the day including hourly blocks from morning to late night with programs like News, Captain’s Theaters, Wagon Train, Jack Paar, Dennis Nelson, and The Price is Right.
Mr and Mrs Fred Lalman learned Kenneth Lalman is seriously ill in Washington County Hospital Fayetteville Ark after a heart attack. Lawrence Matthews and family Independence visit John Dassing home. Don Adkinson, former LG A meat cutter, leaves for Mound City for new job. Peter Gengul family Chicago return home after Agnes Egidy death. Gene Scheckel admitted to KU Medical Center for X rays. Rev Karl Ford Tola attends KU B quarterly meeting. Kenneth Alexander names son Karl Francis born Sept 7. Northern Kansas Telephone to build line east of Greeley at BEHM plant formerly Sinclair refinery. plan to employ about 20 welders.
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