08 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
1
Newspaper front page header lists Ottawa Herald edition for Monday February 8 1965, with Page Two content reference. No readable article details provided beyond date and page designation.
Haters battled billboards for years with limited success. They won some curb restrictions on highways and sidewalks but outdoor advertising remains pervasive. Along major roads billboards line both sides, and in cities they crowd buildings still.
An outdoor ad firm in Jersey City displays large reproductions of masterpieces at intersections to glamorize advertising with no message. Blue Boy by Gainsborough currently decorates a corner, with plans for Picasso works, suggesting motorists could enjoy art while driving across the country.
In 1965 Lyndon Baines Johnson became the first U S president not to be surrounded by family and officials at his inauguration. He was flanked by a 1/4 inch bulletproof glass screen on three sides. The ceremony and parades featured extensive steel and bulletproof glass barriers for protection.
The piece compares U S security for presidents with Britain France Denmark and the Soviet Union noting thicker protection for the current inauguration. It questions whether the United States ethos matches such heavy guards and calls for sociological and psychiatric consideration of assassination risk.
Dear Dr Mother explains croup as laryngitis from swollen vocal cords after infection often from common cold viruses. Nighttime bouts alarm parents. home relief includes steam, warm chest poultice, cold compresses, keeping child calm, with medical help for airway obstruction and antibiotics only when bacterial infection exists.
Auld Lang Syne notes say Mr and Mrs Paul Stone became parents to a 7 pound son named Paul Douglas. Ottawa University senior David Laury gained admission to Northwestern University medical school in Chicago. In Ottawa high school a public speaking course enrolled twelve businessmen under L A Stafford. 50 years ago a rumor spoke of a jitney motor boat on the river above the dam. The O K barn livery stock was sold by Charles O Cummings to E T Bird for investment purposes.
James Marlow, AP News Analyst, argues U S strategy in South Viet Nam falters as North Vietnamese guerrillas strike American bases, killing and wounding hundreds. He notes US retaliation risks widening the conflict while South Vietnamese leadership faces infighting and possible collapse. If US pulls out, Reds may overrun Vietnam and threaten wider Southeast Asia.
Channel 9 presents The Buccaneer at 6 30 p m with Mr Logan plotting a Mona Lisa hijack on a French warship bound for Australia. Channel 9 at 7 30 p m shows A Hatful of Muscles as fitness tests decide Air Force standards. Andy Williams hosts the 22nd Golden Globe Awards on Channel 4 at 8 p m with top film awards. Channel 5 airs Guns of the Timberland at 9 p m and Bad Man of Brimstone at 11 15 p m features Wallace Berry and Virginia Bruce.
Hal Boyle notes mail reveals odds and ends of life through anecdotes. He cites 21st century automation shortening work weeks, long hospital costs rising, and jet plane fatigue affecting executives. Also mentions a Mexico City traffic cop rule and a Truman quote on guiding children.
A dense listing of TV times and programs from 5 PM to midnight featuring Yogi Bear Huckleberry Hound News Wells Fargo Weather To Tell The Truth I’ve Got A Secret Andy Griffith Lucy and Williams and many others. The schedule includes soap operas game shows sports and variety programs across networks with multiple daytime blocks.
On this date 1910 the Boy Scouts of America was incorporated. Mary Stuart was beheaded in 1587. Schenectady, New York, was burned in 1690 by French soldiers and Mohawk Indians. Philadelphia was first lit by gas in 1836.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays. Robert B Wellington Editor And Publisher lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Rates include one month 1.00 or 1.50, three months 3.00 or 4.26, six months 5.00 or 8.00, one year 9.00 or 15.00. Associated Press member.
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