01 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1965
Page
1
A columnist reflects on a 70 minute hotel to airport ride in a metropolitan city, contrasting big city woes with small city life. The piece notes crime fears, long traffic jams, and electrical outages in the city, then extols Ottawa and similar towns for safety, simplicity, and ease of living.
A columnist criticizes recent slang such as camporee and boatorama and debates the hybrid form work, tracing its roots to a forced fusion of the Greek discus and Latin bases. The piece satirizes contemporary language and social trends.
The author contrasts discotheques with libraries and Victrola origins, denouncing the modern scene as dull and degenerate. Ballroom dances are mocked as awkward, with vivid similes for the dancers' motions. A chance remark recalls Charleston wartime grit and recovery from World War II.
An 80 year old with groin hernia seeks nonoperative care but warns surgery may be safer. A ruptured loop causing strangulation is the emergency trigger for immediate operation. Trusses are temporary, but age is not a barrier to surgery. risk depends on protruding bowel and biphasic bilious episodes.
Rex Cowan Bill Bowers and Groves Lucas spent the semester vacation at their homes. Gordon Washburn aged one was an honor guest at afternoon and evening parties. Mail carrier W H Horrell was off duty with a sprained back from a slip on the ice. City commissioners ordered all shoe shining stands closed at noon on Sundays. A protest against paving First Street circulated, with expected signatures to halt the project.
A dense, OCR style channel log lists NBC CBS and ABC programming from 5:00 to after midnight. It includes Yogi Bear Hucklberry Hound News Lawman Weather Tonight Tonight to Tell The Truth Karen Voyage Ive Got A Secret Man from U N C L E and more with many show titles and times, some with channel markers and parentheses. The entry reads as a flat schedule with numerous program names and odd formatting, typical of a TV guide compilation from an era.
On February 1, 1965, editors note the U.S. Supreme Court held its first session in history. The column lists radio and TV programming from earlier decades, with show times and titles including dramas, comedies, and news segments. It reflects a snapshot of past broadcast schedules and notable historical reference.
TV listings for Voyage Channel 9 6:30 p m The Indestructible Man feature appears garbled after the Seaview reports the first robot return from space Andy Griffith Channel 513 7:30 p m show Two pals seek a date with a new gal Jonathan Winters Channel 4 8 p m British comedian Michael Bentine performs zaniness Johnny Channel 5 9 p m White Witch Doctor cast Susan Hayward Robert Mitchum Walter Slezak CBS News Special The Mystery of Stonehenge Channel 13 explores Stonehenge origins and Hawkins theory Channel 5 11 15 p m The Mighty McGurk Wallace Beery Dean Stockwell.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for local and outside trade areas with monthly and yearly rates. The paper notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.
Cynthia Lowry notes CBS and NBC delivered complete organized coverage of Sir Winston Churchill's London state funeral, aided by satellites planes helicopters and electronic gear. NBC’s David Brinkley offered precise commentary while BBC staff provided superb insight. CBS and ABC also offered strong segments and future potential.
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