Shelters for nuclear fallout urged by Ottawa editorial
The Ottawa editorial argues for locating and marking a million new Civil Defense shelters yearly, noting the need from nuclear threats in Russia and Red China. It cites past impetus from the Cuban missile crisis, suggests installing a shelter downtown near the Nelson Hotel, and emphasizes practical, affordable improvements to protect against possible tornadic events.
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Federal Office of Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Viet Nam
Ottawa
Nelson Hotel
Russia
Moscow
China
Art Craze Across Kansas City and Nation
The piece notes Tom Pendergast’s comment that art was seen as elite and distant in Kansas City and nationwide. It frames painting as a pursuit for longhairs, eggheads, galleries, museums, and college programs, contrasted with figures like Grandma Moses and Eisenhower who painted in their leisure.
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Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
United States
Grandma Moses
the Eisenhower
Art Fads and Prices Signal Shifting Taste
A writer notes art moves from old masters to moderns and abstracts as status symbols. Rich buyers chase Renoir, Matisse, and Picasso while affordable works from unknown artists gain status. prices range from 15 to 200 dollars, with a few early works possibly skyrocketing.
Anemia and blood donation guidance from Dr Molner
A reader with mild iron anemia asks about donating blood again after being rejected. Dr Molner notes normal iron is possible with treatment, outlines donation rules including frequency age weight tests and exclusions, and stresses that blood type doesn’t affect donation and that the need for blood is great. He also notes safety considerations for certain occupations and the overall supply gap in hospitals.
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Red Cross
Television Log of Channel Schedule
A dense prime time listing outlines day long programming from Bat Masterson to As The World Turns with numerous shows across all hours. It lists series names actors and block timings including News Weather Sports and various game shows and dramas. The entry notes continued programming on the next page.
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Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Past social and academic notes from local pages
Twenty five years ago Miss Beryl Collins hosted a pinochle gathering with Elsie Gilchrist Margaret Gilchrist Nila Record and Mrs Glen Mack present. In the honors convocation at the University of Kansas Miss Polly Gowans and Bob Jump led their class. Thirty years ago painter G A Pearce worked on a north wall at Zellner Warner Slothing. Postmaster A P Elder joined rural route 3 postman Fred Lynes through Chippewa.
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Beryl Collins
Elsie
Margaret Gilchrist
Nila Record
Glen Mack
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Polly Gowans
Bob Jump
G. A. Pearce
Zellner Warner Slothing Company
A.P. Elder
Fred Lynes
Chip
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates 1965
Ottawa Herald Inc publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with Robert B Wellington as editor. Trade area subscriptions cost 1 month 1.00 3 months 3.00 6 months 5.00 1 year 9.00. Outside trade area 1 month 1.50 3 months 4.25 6 months 8.00 1 year 15.00. Copyright 1965. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Associated Press
Public Sale in Williamsburg Kansas Highlights Farm Machinery
A complete closing out sale will be held at the seller's home in Williamsburg Kansas on U S highway 60 featuring crawler tractors a L tractor cable dozer 60 Cat hydraulic scoop and more plus other machinery including a J I Case separator and power units. Household goods include a walnut dining set TV console, beds and a gas stove among tools and miscellaneous items. Cash terms. Auctioneers Fritts Burgess Duvall Peoples Natl Bank Ottawa.
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Williamsburg
Kansas
Ottawa
J. I
Clinton
Air Force Uses Prison To Teach Jungle Survival In Georgia
At Hunter Air Force Base and Fort Stewart in coastal Georgia trainees undergo a 19 day Combat and Survival School that simulates capture. Instructors act as guards and miscounts test prisoners escape opportunities, shaping escape and survival skills for Viet Nam era communications specialists. Since 1965 more than 600 airmen have completed the course.
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Air Force
Hinesville
Viet Nam
Air Force 4Th Mobile Communications Group
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Ft. Stewart
Georgia
Posely
TV Highlights and Late Night Movies on Channel Nine
A TV lineup lists 6:30 p.m. Grant Me No Favor on Channel 9 with The 918th raids in Norway and Gallagher seeking reasons. Jesse James at 7:30 p.m. A Field of Wild Flowers presents an amnesty meeting with an old Army friend. This Proud Land at 8 p.m. features Robert Preston touring the Midwest. Captain Lightfoot at 10:15 p.m. Rock Hudson and Barbara Rush star on Channel 9. Late fare includes My Girl Tisa, Sincerely Yours, and First Love across channels 4, 5, and 9.
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Bat Masterson
Huckleberry Hound
Wells Fargo
Hullabaloo
John Forsythe
Jesse James
Lucille Ball
Dr. Kildare
Perry Como
Avengers
Captain Lightfoot
Johnny Carson
Girl Tisa
Hollywood Palace
Channel 9
918Th
Norway
Gallagher
Jesse
Frank
Union Army
Robert Preston
Midwest
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Gadillacs
Picasso
Matisses
Dauber
Joseph G
Molner
U. S
NBC
CBS
ABC
Ken
Torey
Captain Kangaroo
Eye Guess
General Hospital
Confidential
McCoys
Andy Griffith
Morning Star
Supermarket Ween
Dick van Dyke
Paradise Bay
Mrs. O.P. Fritts
Fritts, Burgess & Duvall
Peoples Not’l. Bank
James Coburn
Lee J. Cobb
Gila Golan
Edward Mulhare
Saul Davig
Daniel Mahn
Hal Fimberg
Ben Starr
South Hickory
George L. Marstall
Anchor Savings Association
Harry T. West
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