08 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
1
The piece notes cash registers ringing for Christmas shoppers and contrasts commercialism with calls to restore Christ in Christmas. It argues spending is not unholy and suggests seasonal giving reflects concern for others, while acknowledging debates over holiday practices.
National Savings Organization reports over 15 million Americans used Christmas Club accounts since Yale season, withdrawing more than 1.85 billion dollars. Three Ottawa banks set records with 87,500 participants, signaling continued thrift amid buy now pay later culture.
A columnist on the second anniversary of Kennedy's assassination revisits the public judgment of him as a man of one season. He recalls initial support and admiration tempered by Bay of Pigs, later doubts, and argues Kennedy inspired morale yet may be a myth whose aura endures in national mythmaking.
Dr Molner notes most colds are viral with bacteria causing secondary ear or lung infections. Penicillin counters bacterial infections, not viruses, and no cold cure exists yet. Vaccines offer hope for some viruses. flu vaccines, measles, polio, and smallpox illustrate progress. Identifies vaccines' complexity and virus variety, mentions Salk on multi strain vaccines, and closes with a prayer.
A dense rundown lists programs by channel and time from 5:00 p.m. through late night, including Rocky and Friends Bullwinkle Bat Masterson Wells Fargo Ozzie and Harriet Lost in Space Virginian Patty Duke Beverly Hillbillies Gidget Big Valley Danny Thomas Green Acres Dick Van Dyke I Spy Movie The Burning Hills Fiesta Johnny Carson Tex Winter Bob Hope Riverboat Trails West News Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison God's Country and the Woman DA's Man Highlight Faith For Our Times Sunrise Semester Operation Alphabet Rush Hour Today Farm Facts Cousin Ken's Carnival Captain Kangaroo Fractured Phrases General Hospital I Love Lucy Jack LaLanne Concentration Nurses McCoys Andy Griffith Morning Star Young Set Paradise Bay Love of Life Donna Reed Jeopardy Doctor's House Call Guiding Light News Weather Whizzo's Playhouse Bachelor Father Farm Report Local Interview As The World Turns Let's Make a Deal Password Movie The Come On House Party To Tell The Truth Another World News Match Game Secret Storm Never Too Young Mike Douglas General Hospital Superman Where the Action Is A Strange Awakening Torey and Friends Magilla Gorilla Jungle Jon Three Stooges Page 3 continues.
A Washington AP report describes Democrats unveiling a room-size computer to write and sign personalized letters for Congressmen at a rate of 1000 per hour. The machine, overseen by Jerry Blaine, handles mailing lists and accounting, storing over 5 million Democratic names on magnetic tape with potential to identify unregistered voters.
TV highlights list Virginian Channel 4 at 6 30 p m with The Laramie Road and Medicine Bow lynch mob drama. Also Danny Thomas The Wonderful World of Burlesque guests Lewis Jones Ball. Channel 9 Burning Hills at 9 p m Natalie Wood, Tab Hunter. Channel 5 Fiesta at 10 15 p m Esther Williams Akim Tamiroff. Channel 4 Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison at 12 05 a m Steve Cochran David Brian. Channel 5 Gods Country and the Women at 12 10 a m Bareton MacLane Alan Hale. Also notes on a filing cabinet with 100 000 names and 20 million dollars, plus Democratic National Committee lists and congressmen records stored on computer tapes.
Ottawa Herald lists trade area and outside rates for mail subscriptions. Rates shown include one month for 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. outside rates are 1.50 for one month, 4.25 for three months, 8.00 for six months, 15.00 for one year. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc with AP affiliation.
Public auction of milk cows stock cattle machinery hay and grain to be held at Fishburn farm eight miles east of Overbrook Kansas and two miles south or 24 percent west one mile north of Centropolis Kansas on Tuesday December 14 1965 at 11 00 a m Holstein cows aged four seven years various freshenings Angus cattle calves steers heifers and a registered Angus bull plus a 1958 Ford 861 tractor and assorted implements and feed including 2000 bales alfalfa hay 75 tons ensilage and miscellaneous items with items too numerous to mention
On December 8 1965 the Associated Press lists major world events. Notable items include the 1941 war declaration by the United States Britain and France against Japan the 1944 Leyte landing announcement by General MacArthur and the 1949 move of Chiang Kai shek’s government to Formosa. The brief also recalls prior years involving Lincoln’s emancipation, Hitler’s Mein Kampf publication and Lumumba’s Congo status plus notes on a private investigator conviction a UN Security Council session and Cuba’s labor minister’s dismissal.
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