03 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
1
Editorial notes that Kansas allows restricted licenses at 14 and full licenses at 16. Legislators consider raising the minimums to 16 for restricted licenses and 18 for full privileges. The change would provoke teenage opposition, reflecting past needs for farm and school transportation and lower car horsepower.
Insurance data point to teens as accident prone while older drivers also contribute to crashes. The piece argues Kansas should raise the driving age and require regular tests for drivers 65 and older. It notes premiums reflect teen risk and cites police and accident reports as supporting evidence.
A humorous reflection on the saying that brothers in law are jerks, noting the French chameau pun for camel and brother in law. The writer distances himself from judgment, describing distant, amiable in law relations, annual Christmas cards, irregular contact, and no entangling finances. He cautions against literal uptake of such advice.
A column of medical questions and answers covers gallstone visibility with X rays, diabetes insulin dosing, birth control pills effect on menstruation, menopause in men and women, cousin marriage genetic risk, plus brief historical notes and prayers. The piece preserves patient voices and physician guidance in a period newspaper style.
Channel listings across NBC CBS ABC and others show a dense schedule from 5:00 PM through 8:00 PM with classic shows like Leave It To Beaver Flintstones and The Twilight Zone. The lineup includes movies, news, sports, and variety programs, with many entries marked as (c) for color or classic status.
Art Buchwald riffs on J. Edgar Hoover opposing a U.S. Soviet consular treaty over spy concerns. He mocks Hoover’s spy lore, questions the FBI’s need for more plots, and warns that Senate rejection could curb Hollywood style espionage material. The piece blends satire with Cold War paranoia about espionage and federal power.
Key 1943 Dorchester disaster where four chaplains shared life preservers and perished in the North Atlantic. A chapel to honor them was dedicated by President Truman in Philadelphia years later. Also listed are 1809 Missouri Territory creation, 1913 tax amendment ratification, 1917 severing U.S. diplomatic relations, and a Soviet lunar mission with telemetry launched.
The notice lists publication details for 104 S Cedar, Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington and subscription rates for trade area by mail across one month to one year. It also notes outside trade area rates and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press granting exclusive local news use.
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