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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
1
The Iowa Amish schooling dispute mirrors Kansas but with force used against families. Amish parents resist mandatory accredited schooling while authorities demand compliance. Gov. Hughes calls a moratorium to explore options, as the case tests civil and moral rights amid broader day’s issues.
The piece weighs freedom versus equality in the Amish education controversy. It predicts initial government victory due to prevailing laws but suggests the Amish will press to preserve traditions, citing prior exemptions in social security and Medicare. It notes public fascination with small groups resisting government and forecasts eventual change or acquiescence.
AP analysis says the Viet Nam conflict and Great Society tax and spending plans threaten new tax cuts and may slow or delay welfare programs. With war costs rising, the deficit widens and budget drafting in coming weeks aims to curb expenditures to stay within expected tax receipts. Bank economists expect fiscal restraint to take priority in shaping the FY starting July 1.
A couple frets over forgotten Christmas cards and the social fallout. They worry neighbors, colleagues, and service people will read their absence as a Christmas slight, while vowing to curb holiday cheer and TV noise in penitent anticipation of judgment.
Dr Molner notes quitting smoking may cause weight gain for some but not all. He warns against using smoking as a weight loss method and explains that 5 ft 4 in at 135 lb is not overweight for many frames. He advises reducing sweets and fats and questions the idea that smoking will curb appetite.
Twenty five years ago W H Billy Woodlief and Harold Grimes Texas cattlemen near Amarillo attended the Farm Bureau meeting. Jimmy Keller won first in Ottawa high school geology contest sponsored by A C Carpenter. Fifty years ago Effie Jones demonstrated Angel Foods Delight baking pan at Elder Mercantile. Relatives were notified of a daughter born to Clarence Beatty and his wife in Twin Falls Idaho. Katherine Virginia Beatty weighed 7½ pounds. she is the daughter of Mrs Gertrude Harris Beatty.
A devotional prayer centered on Isaiah 53 12 confirming Jesus as mediator and intercessor. The speaker thanks God for His plan and seeks divine guidance for themselves and all fellowmen in the Master s name Amen.
A dense listing of TV programs across channels with times from 9:00 to 12:50 including Bat Masterson Huckleberry Hound Hoppity Hopper Wells Fargo News Weather Sports To Tell The Truth Hullabaloo 12 O Clock High Ive Got A Secret Jesse James Lucille Ball Dr Kildare Andy Griffith Shenandoah Peyton Place Run For Your Life Movie Johnny Dark Go for Broke Perry Mason Sea Hunt The Unholy Garden ManeProof DA.s Man Highlight Faith of Our Times
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade and non trade area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual options. Robert B Wellington serves as editor and publisher with copyright 1965 and AP member status noted.
The New York Metropolitan Opera Co. will travel to Paris next spring for its first European appearance in over fifty years. The company will represent the United States at France's international festival, beginning May 31.
Cairo officials announced that consumer product prices will rise, with cigarettes up five cents and appliances and automobiles up about 25 percent. Government called the increases necessary due to heavy cost pressures.
TV listings feature 12 O'Clock High on Channel 9 at 6:30 p.m. plus Dr. Kildare on Channel 4 at 7:30 p.m. and A Special Talent for Killing with Madlyn Rhue and George Kennedy on Channel 9 at 8 p.m. Also Guilty of Treason on Channel 5 at 11:55 p.m. and Seven Sinners with Dietrich and Wayne on Channel 4 at 12:05 a.m.
The Italian Movie Producers Association reports 221 films completed in the first 11 months of 1965, 21 more than in the same period last year. Of these, 77 were financed wholly abroad and 64 partly abroad.
Fort Slocum on Davids Island in New York Bay, a Civil War era outpost that housed hundreds of thousands of American soldiers, closed as part of a Pentagon economy drive marking the end of its long service in New Rochelle New York.
The Southern Baptist Home Mission Board approves a record eight million dollar budget to support more than 2,500 missionaries in the United States Cuba Panama and Puerto Rico. An official reports that 500 new churches will be needed annually to keep pace with population trends, and the budget is 750 thousand dollars larger than last year.
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