18 Apr 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
1
The piece argues Republicans aim to curb inflation by trimming Great Society programs while warning that deep cuts may bring waste and failure. It questions halting moon and military acts to save funds, noting high salaries and unknown outcomes in ambitious projects.
A University of Michigan Center for Research in Reproductive Biology director discusses insemination by long frozen male sperm, imagining future use to enrich descendants with famous minds. He warns the science may never become exact and questions societal impact and ethics amid fears of unintended consequences.
A reader asks about underactive thyroid and Dr Molner explains thyroid hormones iodine and practical treatment. The column also includes reader letters on cancer tests emphysema hereditary brain hemorrhage and lifestyle advice.
A devotional prayer asks God for wisdom and steadfast guidance through His Word, seeking constant orientation toward divine truth and everlasting companionship with Christ. Amen.
A dense listing of TV times and programs across the day featuring Bat Masterson Huckleberry Hound Rifleman News Weather Sports Wells Fargo To Tell The Truth Hullabaloo Tonight through morning, with many shows and Movie slots noted and partial program titles.
Today is Monday April 18 1966 the 108th day of the year as Associated Press compiles brief historical notes. The day marks various events in politics culture and science across decades with emphasis on notable anniversaries and key dates.
Ottawa Herald page lists editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription prices for trade area and outside areas. Includes daily publishing notice, copyright 1965, and a "Today in history" roundup with events from 1775 to 1946 across Charlestown Lexington San Francisco Tokyo Balaklava and the League of Nations ending in 1946.
TV highlights include 12 O Clock High on Channel 9 at 6 30 pm with a firefight over a downed plane and a new fighter squad. Lucy Wants a Sweater on Channel 5 at 7 30 pm. Andy Griffith on Channel 5 13 at 5 pm with Opie seeking work. Everett mystery on Channel 5 13 at 8 30 pm. Movie Oscar Awards hosted by Bob Hope on Channel 5 at 9 pm. Chief Crazy Horse on Channel 9 11 15 pm. Alexander the Great on Channel 4 at 12 05 am. Girls on the Loose on Channel 5 at 12 10 am. Hold That Blonde on Channel 5 You may adjust times as listed.
A collage of Hal Boyle observations and quips ranging from sociological finds on marital conversation to safety in auto plants, fashion innovations, grocery habits, historic bath laws, bed linen limits, and a tongue in cheek study question about life choices. The piece blends trivia, jokes, and curiosities with a light, human tone.
Singapore begins welcoming U.S. troops on R and R leave from Viet Nam with about 80 arrivals weekly. The quiet program aims to ease strain on Bangkok Tokyo and Hong Kong leave centers, as officials note no demonstrations have occurred despite fears of leftist protests.
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