01 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
1
An editorial lauds a proposed bill allowing residents aged 65 or older to attend state colleges and universities without tuition or fees, and without requiring a high school diploma. It argues the policy would engage the elderly, curb late night carousing, and keep them busy with dorm assignments.
A columnist argues older Americans should receive free education to keep them out of mischief. They critique retirement colonies and propose senior programs, suggesting wheel chair cheerleaders and national attention as outcomes. The piece frames aging as a stage for potential success and morale.
Trans World Airlines and Hilton Hotels have agreed in principle to exchange stock to transfer Hilton International to TWA. The move would not create a conglomerate. The pairing aims to funnel business between airlines and hotels, seen as a fruitful union if approved.
A writer envisions Hilton International hotels linked with TWA to offer world travel with seamless hotel and flight arrangements. He praises the global network but laments impersonal service and cookie cutter rooms, preferring country distinctive inns for authentic experiences.
A reader asks about the pancreas. The column explains two main functions: producing digestive juices that act on starches and producing insulin to regulate sugar. It notes dangers of inflammation, cancer, or cysts, and that surgery can remove parts or the whole organ with enzyme and insulin replacement.
The piece portrays a caricatured Senate budget committee meeting as members spar over proposed items in President Johnsons budget. They defend district benefits while debating cuts from projects like Okaluchee Dam Spiderwood post office Muckeleaf Veterans Hospital clam digging lab and a four lane highway through the Caledonia swamp. The dialogue satirizes patronage and budget battles typical of the era.
A dense daily TV guide lists shows by time including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones News Wells Fargo Batman Lost In Space Beverly Hillbillies Gomer Pyle Danny Kaye Spies Twilight Zone Johnny Carson Tex Winter Pat Boone Andy Griffith The Tonight Show era programs span news dramas comedies and game shows with many classic titles and host names across late afternoon to midnight scheduling.
AP TV critic notes CBS Reports focuses on mind altering drugs and humane trials. The piece contrasts a recovering patient after tranquilizers with a woman who hears voices unresponsive to meds, while exploring brain function and limits of chemistry. Baseline coverage includes Frost monologue and a satirical BBC newscaster sketch, with networks set for Johnson news conference.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in and out of trade area with monthly and yearly options and notes AP rights. Editor Robert B Wellington states local news and AP dispatches are for publication exclusively.
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