11 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
1
A reader recalls persistent cold calls advertising a pricey magazine and storm windows, speculating on WATS lines and nationwide reach. They warn of automated calling machines and urge Bell, the FCC, and Congress to curb the nuisance.
A commentary notes Britain endures bread shortages amid baker strikes and mocking French nicknames. It urges national improvisation, suggesting home baking, alternate uses for flour, or government breadlifts from the continent, and recalls 1926 and World War II era cook labor to restore supply.
Dr. Molner explains two artery conditions arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis with differences in rigidity and plaque formation. He notes impacts in heart brain kidneys and feet and mentions potential collateral circulation after blockage. A 14 year old asks about delaying maturation and growth of bustline, with advice on patience weight management and exercise.
A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Mustard weighed six pounds. Dale Forsythe of Fort Scott, formerly of Ottawa, visited as a business caller. Forsythe was an athlete in Ottawa high school years ago. Walter Anthony, Ottawa University student and basketball player, injured his left foot. he is Henry Anthony’s son from east Ottawa. The community Christmas tree fund drive reported steady progress with pledges totaling eighty five dollars of the one hundred dollar goal.
An exploration of wishes as uplifting fantasy with no limit to desire. The piece notes the flexible nature of wishing, its difference from owning, and how wishes can brighten days and sustain hope. It reflects on childhood fantasies and how desires evolve with age while affirming the enduring power to wish.
LA JOLLA Calif AP Dr William Dock says Army diet of milk butter eggs and fat beef is fatherogenic and may lead to heart trouble. He warns other services share the risk as mass culture and affluence bring rich foods and fats to many, at a postgraduate meeting.
On December 11, 1965 Associated Press notes include Germany and Italy declaring war on the United States in 1941, Indiana statehood in 1816, Louis Napoleon elected in 1848, Edward VIII abdication in 1936, Mussolini withdrawal from the League in 1937, and 1944 Senate approval of four five star generals and admirals. Recent milestones mention Hoover urging a second vice presidency in 1965, a pro Communist cabinet in Laos in 1955, and a 1964 bazooka incident at the United Nations.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas the Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly three month six month and yearly options. Copyright 1965 Ottawa Herald Inc. Associated Press member notice.
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