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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
1
Editorial recalls Charles de Gaulle seeking a second seven year term, predicting 70 percent support but noting a 44 percent first vote share and 55 percent in the runoff. It contrasts his early achievements with the constraints of a later presidency and the prospect of continued rule until 1972.
The article portrays Charles de Gaulle as diminished, with his once omnipotent authority eroded. It argues his legislators are mere puppets, and his persuasiveness and compromise may not sustain his political majority in the upcoming National Assembly elections. De Gaulle’s past restores are described as now fading.
Washington AP says Republican leaders urge repeal of the 3 million annual limit on political committee spending. Citizens for Goldwater plans to use remaining funds to aid conservative incumbents, with Goldwater guiding the aim, while the money stays out of primary nomination fights.
A compact listing of prime time through the night hours showing NBC CBS ABC and affiliated channels daily. It enumerates show titles including news weather sports Westerns dramas comedies movies and religious programs with start times and channel associations for a full broadcast day.
TV Highlights for Channel 9 4 5 13 and Channel 4 7 30 p m include Ree in 12 O clock High on Channel 9 at 6 30 p m and Dr Kildare on Channel 4 at 7 30 p m with Perfect Is Too Hard to Be Part One. Also features Man Called Shenandoah The Young Outlaw on Channel 9 0 8 p m Hazel Channel 5 13 8 30 p m Yankee Bucs cancer Channel 9 9 p m Somewhere in the Night on Channel 9 and This Proud Land on Channel 13 10 35 p m plus Father Is a Bachelor Pretty Baby and other titles listed for late night airings.
The government allocates 90 million dollars to study mass transportation in major cities. A key aim is high speed trains covering the 4000 mile Washington to Boston route via New York in under four hours, with operation hoped within five years. Experts from France, Japan, and possibly Switzerland could help shorten the timeline.
A critical look at U S rail service notes declining equipment quality and losses for passenger trains while contrasting with Switzerland France and Japan. Japan's Tokyo Osaka corridor runs 103 mph average on a three hour ten minute route with 26 daily trains and 800 reserved seats each.
A patient asks which detection method is most reliable for facial and neck cancers, X-ray or smear tests. The article explains surface cancers are visible and removable with biopsy confirmation, while internal cancers rely on imaging and tissue samples. it cautions that cancer is not painful at first and urges watching for non healing sores lumps bleeding hoarseness and other signs to detect cancer early.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details for 104 S. Cedar with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription options shown for local trade area and outside area include monthly, three month, six month, and yearly rates, with copyright 1965 and AP affiliation notes.
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry argues 1965 was a dismal year for TV entertainment with few standout programs. She praises network reruns as the best of a weak field and notes audience fatigue with medical plots, constant wars, and the decline of once-popular shows. The ballot for best entertainment remains blank.
Havana radio says more than 50,000 Cubans will attend a fiesta at the Palace of the Revolution to celebrate New Year’s Eve and Fidel Castro’s 1959 victory eve. Twelve orchestras will perform, eighty stands will offer dinners beverages and noisemakers, and fireworks are planned.
Eighteen men in Colonial uniforms reenacted the Delaware River crossing at Washington Crossing Pennsylvania. The Saturday event celebrated the 189th anniversary of George Washington’s historic 1776 crossing, mirroring the surprise attack on Hessians at Trenton, New Jersey.
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