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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
1
Editorial argues for a firm committed U S policy in Viet Nam citing rising troop levels from 17 000 advisors to 165 000 plus 25 000 in Seventh Fleet and potential increases to 250 000 or 300 000 The piece warns withdrawal would let Southeast Asia fall to Communists and urges decisive action to win rather than delay.
James Marlow analyzes how US relations with Pakistan India and China mirror a fraught balance. He notes aid wars and shifting loyalties, with Pakistan and India seeking or resisting votes on Kashmir while Cold War powers clash over arms and influence. De Gaulle denounces US intervention while France pledges aid amid German and British diplomacy and NATO tensions.
A dense broadcast log lists daily programs with time slots and titles such as Rocky and Friends Bat Masterson News Wells Fargo Ozzie and Harriet Lost in Space Virginian Patty Duke Beverly Hillbillies Gidget Big Valley Bob Hope Green Acres Dick Van Dyke Danny Kaye I Spy Movie News and later daytime shows including Captain Kangaroo General Hospital I Love Lucy Jeopardy Password To Tell The Truth Edge of Night As The World Turns Let's Make a Deal and Tonight's Movie lineups with multiple repeats and variations across the schedule.
The New York Center for the Performing Arts in Columbus Circle, built with public and philanthropic funds, features glass walls and a stark concrete plaza. While twin theaters and a philharmonic hall exist, critics note poor acoustics in the concert hall despite costly renovations and question the artistic value of the project. Nearby Huntington Hartford Art Museum also undercuts expectations with mainly second and third rate works.
Dr Molner notes bed wetting has many causes including anatomical infection nervous or psychological factors. In some right cases tranquilizers may relax tensions but are not a universal cure and doctors must judge dosage and case specifics. Stretch marks on a young mother’s abdomen cause cosmetic concern but do not harm health and fade over time.
In busy season prepare lists and offerings ask God our Father to remember Thee in Christmas lists. Seek Christ child spirit to be born in our lives again during this holy season. Amen.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc notes AP news use rights and local editor Robert B. Wellington.
On December 15, 1965, key past events are recalled including Virginia ratifying the Bill of Rights in 1791, Sitting Bull's death in 1890, Verdun victory in 1916, the 1919 Prohibition case, Roosevelt pension act of 1944, Konoye's death in 1945, Nashua sale in 1955, Nepal king's seizure in 1960, and the Congo ambassador's 1964 departure amid regional intervention signals.
AP reports that TV shows rely on seven basic plots with variations in half hour versus hour formats. The piece notes that hour dramas add more characters and subplots, while action war shows like 12 O’Clock High and Combat rely on danger and escape rather than deep character development.
TV highlights across channels list Bee Cyclamen plot on Channel 5013 at 6 30 p m with fuel canisters theft. Gidget on Channel 9 at 7 15 p m features UCLA arrival and American boys. Bob Hope on Channel 4 at 8 p m includes Jack Benny Bing Crosby Janet Leigh Nancy Wilson plus sketches. Channel 9 offers Belles on Their Toes at 9 p m with Myrna Loy. Channel 5 shows It’s a Great Feeling at 10 15 p m with Jack Carson Doris Day. Channel 4 presents Backfire at 12 05 p m with Gordon MacRae Virginia Mayo. Channel 5 airs You Can’t Escape Forever at 12 10 a m with George Brent Brenda Marshall.
Washington AP reports South Korea awarded the Order of Service Merit medals to Maj. Gen. Ferdinand T. Unger former commander of the U S 7th Army in Korea and Maj. Gen. William P. Yarborough senior member of the U N Military Armistice Commission.
Ship Check Miami AP Sailings of cruise ship Yarmouth, sister ship of the Yarmouth Castle, have been canceled to double check safety equipment. The Yarmouth Castle sank off the Bahamas Nov 13 with 90 deaths, carrying 377 passengers. Yarmouth Cruise Lines said Yarmouth will resume twice weekly cruises to the Bahamas Dec 20.
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