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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
1
Three Ottawa students earned Merit Scholarships after excelling in a national competition. The awards affirm personal achievement and offer potential college funding with less time away from studies. The recognition elevates individual scholars in the 1965 class amid a community that favors athletic triumphs.
NBC CBS ABC and local channels air a dense hourly lineup across Thursday into Friday with cartoons News and entertainment programs including Magilla Gorilla Yogi Bear Wells Fargo Jonny Quest Donna Reed Pete r Mason My Three Sons Dr Kildare Password Bewitched Hazel Peyton Place Celebrity Game The Defenders Kraft Suspense Theatre World Spectacular The Actress Captain from Castile My Living Doll The Saint in London Nightlife Bachelor Father The Harvey Girls Daily Word Sunrise Semester News Weather and a long parade of classic shows and commercials spanning 5 AM to 1:40 AM
Monaco remains an independent state with minimal army and police, poorly marked borders, and a tax haven economy. It uses French money yet issues its own stamps for profit, while its Princess’s father rose from bricklayer in Philadelphia. The piece notes Monaco’s quirkiness and political anachronism.
A writer notes Monaco’s postwar growth driven by explosive land reclamation and bulldozer work, transforming 327 acres into a larger territory for parks and housing. Population has surged from 23,000 to roughly double in two decades, with Riviera towns booming in villas, hotels, and high rise apartments. Parking and transit strain mar the otherwise striking urban expansion and rising living standards.
Dr Molner explains aneurysm risks, types, and when surgery is advised. He highlights the popliteal artery behind the knee as a challenging yet operable site, noting that removing the weak segment and grafting new tubing can restore strength. He cautions against delaying treatment due to risks of clots and leg loss, and stresses individual feasibility. A second reader question about beer and diarrhea is briefly answered: beer can cause diarrhea for some people.
A roundup of past local events notes Carl Durbin appointed special agent for New York Life Insurance. Ben Wiseman family updated life at 1707 South Main. Frederick Kaiser, age 2, of 1123 South Hickory fell ill with scarlet fever. Fifty years ago John C. Quin county attorney traveled to Topeka for a county attorneys conference. Ottawa planned tree spraying to combat worm damage with a new power spraying apparatus arriving.
James Marlow analyzes a Senate struggle over banning poll taxes in state elections. The 24th Amendment bars the tax in federal votes but is silent on states, raising questions about Congress authority. President Johnson supports a voting rights bill but worries about antipoll tax provisions.
A retrospective outlines the evolution of voting qualifications from 1787 to the present, tracing property and poll tax barriers. It notes state practices, the 15th and 24th Amendments, key Supreme Court rulings, and Virginia's 1963 tactic struck down by the high court.
TV highlights list tonight across channels including Daniel Boone at 0:30 p.m. on Channel 4 and Dr Kildare at 7:30 p.m. with a life or death transfusion dilemma. Channel 9 screens World’s Fair special with Gordon MacRae and Al Hirt at 9 p.m. plus The Actress on Channel 9 at 10:15 p.m. and Cape Captain from Castile on Channel 13 at 11 p.m. Other titles include The Saint in London on Channel 5, The Harvey Girls on Channel 5 late night, and more film fare with Jean Simmons, Tyrone Power, and Judy Garland.
On this day in 1862 U S Marines seized the New Orleans Customs House completing the Union blockade of Confederate port cities. In 1894 Jacob Coxey led his army of jobless to Washington. In 1942 Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini met in Salzburg. Ten years ago civil war started in Viet Nam with mortar fire at the palace of Premier Ngo Dinh Diem.
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