01 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
1
Kansas taxpayers face education costs as enrollments rise in colleges and universities. The University of Kansas reports 1.7 million dollars in external grants and contracts in the first quarter, nearly double last year, from 16 sources including federal, corporate, and philanthropic groups across 23 research areas.
The Beatles inspire international buzz with long hair, but British youth groups the Mods and Rockers prefer even longer styles. In Sweden, young men are reported to grow their hair to shoulder length and extend the look to parties with bold grooming choices.
The author muses on long hair trends across history and notable figures. He cites Samson, Delilah, Louis XIV, Charles I, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Lincoln, and Andrew Jackson, arguing hair length has fluctuated without implying moral decline and may fade into a footnote in future history.
A reader asks about a 40 year spastic bowel and self care. Dr Molner urges patient action, regular meals, rest, and doctor guided meds. A second reader questions ureteral vs urethral colic and stone prevention with hydration and infection control. The third seeks mole changes on a daughter's neck. exam advised due to size changes after many years.
Auld Lang Syne notes Billy Lash of Ottawa was appointed cadet first sergeant in the ROTC at Kansas University. The piece records a 25 year old event with ties to Ottawa and KU lore. It also recalls a November 29 marriage in North Ottawa Baptist church between Miss Vivian Phares and Mr. William Wheeler.
President Johnson, preoccupied with domestic issues, faces a fragile foreign policy record after a year in office. He has shown little visible leadership abroad as Vietnam worsens and NATO frays, while Kennedy's bold moves seem unmatched. The UN, Vietnam, and NATO test his ability to act decisively.
AP television critic Cynthia Lowry lauds three Monday night programs. The New York Philharmonic led by Leonard Bernstein delivered an enchanting concert, followed by Andy Williams with Julie Andrews, and a Churchill biography featuring striking color photography of Chartwell and the Riviera coast.
A dense historical TV log lists numerous programs across hours with channel cues and time stamps. It includes news blocks, comedies, dramas, game shows, soap operas, and late night features featuring actors and titles such as News, The Virginian, I Love Lucy, People shows, and multiple movie slots.
A roundup of Channel 4 offerings includes Novak and the Jefferson debating team in an out of town contest and a U N C L E mission at 7 30 p m The Funny Foot Affair follows a village struck by a disease aging inhabitants Channel 4 830 p m Oh Men Oh Women features a star lineup Channel 5 1016 p m A Night at the Opera shows the Marx Brothers Channel 13 830 p m Easy Living stars Victor Mature and Lucille Ball The Flight Lieutenant segment discusses a blind composer and the Liessen Music Writer aiding blind artists
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B. Wellington oversees publication as a member of the Associated Press.
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