02 Feb 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1966
Page
1
An editorial argues that elections and budget hearings draw little public turnout and officials often miss meetings. It notes El Dorado’s random citizen invitations failed to attract attendees and suggests stirring interest by scheduling dog or cat ordinance changes to draw a crowd.
A dense TV schedule lists programs across channels and times from 5:00 p.m. through after midnight. It includes Guns of Darkness, The House on 92nd Street, Batman, Bonanza, The Real programs and late-news bullets with a mix of games, movies, and public affairs segments.
Television advertising drew money from 50 top buyers who together spent roughly half of the 2.3 billion dollars of network and regional TV time sold in 1965. Among them 48 spent over 10 million, 26 over 20 million, about 30 over 30 million, and only six exceeded 50 million.
Procter & Gamble led with 160 million in TV ad purchases, more than twice the second place. AT&T and General Motors spend heavily, while Ford, Wrigley, Pillsbury, Lever Brothers and Lorillard trimmed. The piece weighs whether TV remains dominant or prices push ads out of the market, noting 35 blue chip clients rose last year yet asking if Mars outbids Campbell Soup.
Dear Dr Mother advises occupational deafness rises with noise exposure and aging. Audiograms measure loss and hearing aids may help. early specialist consult recommended. Ear plugs protect hearing. expert guidance essential for retirable workers facing ongoing noise.
Sheriff Harry Cochran names Charles Dale deputy sheriff to replace W H McDaniel who succeeded the late C E Wright as undersheriff. Minnie Kester of Kansas City, once Minnie Marsh of Ottawa, is appointed matron at Osawatomie state hospital while visiting Ottawa with her brother and wife Mack and Mrs Marsh. 50 Years Ago Christmas Savings Plan Offered by Peoples National Bank begins February 14 with weekly deposits and a 42 week payout. George Lathrop and wife celebrate 27th wedding anniversary at 108 S Hickory.
The Supreme Court agreed to review James R. Hoffa's jury tampering conviction, a move seen as boosting Hoffa's bid to win a new five year term as Teamsters president. If upheld, a future jail term could force a constitutional change or affect succession plans, with insiders predicting a tense July Miami Beach convention. Hoffa faces potential parole after 32 months if granted, while opposition remains cautious amid AFL-CIO ambitions to dislodge him.
Ottawa Herald credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. The page lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc and notes AP membership and exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
Channel 5 presents Lost in Space at 6 30 p m Ghost in Space on channel 9 at 7 30 p m The Weapon Within concludes with Gretchen Hoffman aiding a Nazi project story on channel 9 at 9 p m The Curse of the Petrie People details a cursed pin The Pin marks Petrie births also on channel 9 This Angry Age airs at 9 p m and Harriet Craig with Crawford and Corey on channel 5 at 10 15 p m Then Between Two Women with Van Johnson and Barrymore airs at 12 10 a m
A television special on ABC Tuesday night titled Sammy and his Friends promises a treat. The hour long taped program features Sammy Davis Jr and was shot before his NBC show began airing. CBS announces John Gielgud's Chekhov adaptation Ivanov for next season with Sir John in the lead and Claire Bloom as the co star.
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