05 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
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Page Two Editorial urges citizens to register to vote at the city clerk’s office for the upcoming city election. It notes simple steps, a quick form, and a minute time, with mentions of a recent Dallas County drive by Negro voters to add names to poll books and exercise constitutional rights.
In Selma a county appointed board handles registrations and registrars process 25 to 35 applicants daily. The piece argues a conspiracy by officials to deny Negroes their voting rights, explaining why line waits are long and tensions rise as people of color seek to register.
The narrator recalls an Australian friend Rohan Rivett who relaxes by painting houses, eight so far, including a clifftop holiday house near Victoria. The piece humorously compares Rivett’s hobby to famous figures and notes the author’s own preferred simple leisure such as dominoes, amid playful jabs about painting scope and ambition.
Dear Dr Mother explains uremia results from kidney failure and common nephritis causes such as strep infection and arterial hardening. Urine tests and nitrogen blood measurements aid early detection. some nephritis cases halt or reverse, others progress to uremic poisoning. High blood pressure warrants kidney evaluation to guide treatment.
Auld Lang Syne recalls J H Red Liggett moving his shoe repair to the rear of Smith shoe store at 214 South Main with 314 Main vacated for Lola Moore seed and flower shop and Marie Harding gift shop. Also notes Bob Trump’s straight A at K U and a taxidermy exhibit drawing attention.
A dense listing of Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC and others detailing nightly program lineups with titles such as The Doctor's Dilemma Hitler Saint Joan Oregon Passage and Saint Joan plus various cartoons dramas and sport broadcasts across multiple channels and time slots.
The KOFO program lineup lists sign on segments at 6 00 and 7 15 with Top of the Morning hosted throughout 6 15 6 30 6 45 and 7 05 7 15 times plus Outdoor Sports for Kansas News Weather and Agricultural Markets broadcast slots across the morning schedule.
February 5, 1965 marks notable events from 1862 to 1959 including Howe's Battle Hymn debut and Roger Williams arrival. The day lists past anniversaries and a full broadcast lineup from 7:40 AM to 9:45 PM with news, music, devotionals, and market reports.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes ABC preview specials open backstage life of theatre with Douglas Fairbanks Jr guiding. It shows Tony Bennett recording a song, a period film in England, and Broadway rehearsal while stars plug products on camera. Tonight On Broadway The Night CBS 8:30 9:30 EST with Judy Garland as guest star.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade areas by mail with monthly and multi month options and higher rates outside the trade area. The paper notes its editor and publisher Robert B. Wellington and that it is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news use.
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