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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
1
Our editors critique the practice of always choosing the lowest bid for space capsules after a contractor built a faulty part delaying two astronauts. They warn bid specs must ensure quality and safety, noting American industry’s overall excellence while hoping issues with low bids are fixed before launch.
An evocative portrait of Boston weaving satire and pride through public gardens urban sprawl old churches and political notes. It weighs culture corruption infrastructure universities and civic quirks across a sprawling panorama.
Dr Molner outlines that vomiting with diarrhea can quickly become dangerous in infants and small children due to fluid and mineral loss and possible acidosis. For uncomplicated cases in children and adults he recommends oral salt solution every 20 to 30 minutes, carbonated drinks, salty broths, fruit juice, ice chips, and gradual reintroduction of bland foods. warns to seek care if vomiting persists or signs of acidosis appear.
A dense OCR log lists daytime and late night TV slots with titles from Red Light to The House on Telegraph Hill and extensive recurring programs. The tabulation includes news, weather, sports, comedies, dramas, soaps, and variety shows featuring hosts and series such as Captain Kangaroo, Welles Fargo, The Futurists, and many others.
Ottawa Herald publishes local news and AP material with a 1965 copyright. The page lists subscription prices for within and outside trade areas and includes a dense radio and TV programming schedule with several shows and times.
TV highlights include Channel 13 at 6 30 p m presenting Sound of an Orchestra with Bernstein focusing on orchestral function. Channel 4 offers Dr Kildare at 7 30 p m and 8 p m with In the Roman Candle's Bright Glare. CBS News Special on Vietnam airs Channel 5 at 9 p m followed by Where We Stand in Vietnam and public opinion results. Channel 4 at 12 05 p m features The Conflict with Humphrey Bogart. Channel 5 at 12 30 p m shows The Smiling Ghost starring Wayne Morris Virginia Mayo.
James Marlow profiles Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. as a leading historian, detailing his room at the top in Washington, his prolific output on the Kennedy era and the New Deal, and his personal, sometimes adoring, approach to history. The piece notes his Pulitzer, influences, and method, including rapid reading and a habit of reading poetry.
Britain will start a pay television service on January 7 in London districts Westminster and Southwark with 2000 to 3000 subscribers. Aimed at 10000 by late summer, the system will offer feature films and sports shows including a prerecorded wrestling program from Chicago and a Royal Ballet program starring Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev.
ABC aired an hour long tribute to the good guys on In Search of Man with Van Heflin narrating a hopeful look at human progress from cave drawings to space. NBC aired Huntley Brinkley news with a Viet Nam field hospital sequence and a colonel’s amputation, while Addy Williams’ Christmas program and CBS Young People’s Concert with Leonard Bernstein were recommended for tonight.
In Nashville AP. 17 Tennessee college and university students presented Gov. Frank G. Clement with petitions backing U.S. policy in Viet Nam and urged him to forward them to President Johnson.
In Little Rock Arkansas the Santa helicopter could not fly last weekend due to poor visibility. Several hundred children waited at a shopping center away from the municipal airport. The Federal Aviation Administration used radar to guide the craft to its destination.
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