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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1967

Page

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Woodbridge Teachers Win Strike With Higher Pay and Shorter Day

Woodbridge N J teachers ended a walkout after more than two weeks winning a higher wage scale a grievance procedure and a shorter school day. The board’s concession raises questions about potential impact on education and which subject areas might be sacrificed to shorten the day. The piece questions whether teachers as organized workers have abused their special contract rights.

Woodbridge N.J Woodbridge Board of Education New Jersey

Strange Bedfellows unite banks and movie distributor

A banking organization aligns with the nation’s largest movie distributor in a striking business union. The article notes business and political shifts as major companies form unlikely partnerships, with several deals already closed and others pending.

Naction An International

Textron and the business revolution of conglomerates

The article profiles Textron Inc and other diversified firms. It notes Textron evolved from textiles to a $2 billion conglomerate with 28 divisions, producing items from cologne and helicopters to pencils and chain saws. The piece contrasts such ventures with traditional single‑line companies and highlights the era’s bold corporate expansion.

Cologne Textron Texstron

Sties and chalazia explained by Dr Mother

Dear Dr Mother answers questions on sties versus chalazions. Sties are bacterial infections requiring antibiotic ointment after drainage and good hygiene. chalazions are plugged glands needing surgical removal if bothersome. Allergy shots do not help. Also covers blood in semen, dogs and cancer myths, hemorrhoid infection clearance, and hormone cancer concerns with cautious, evidence-based guidance.

Mother E.D

Television Log A Packed Schedule Of Classic TV Pets And News

A dense broadcast grid lists daytime and late night shows including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Daktari Peyton Place Hall of Kings CBS News Weather and sports reports. Notable entries feature Dick Van Dyke The Tonight Show lineup and classic films, with repeated News Weather and public affairs blocks.

Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Wells Fargo Daktari C.L.E Sportsman's Friend Bat Masterson Red Skelton Petticoat Junction Johnny Carson

Pinocchio on TV Presents Simple Stage Adaptation

AP television writer Cynthia Lowry notes CBS aired a delayed Christmas presentation of Pinocchio by the Prince Street Players. The live action puppet tale had charm and lessons but suffered from a small budget and limited stage space. NBC offered a lavish Highlights of the Ice Capades special that outshined the CBS show.

Cynthia Lowry AP Televisione New York CBS Prince Street Players NBC

Famed Show Going Off Air on CBS Next Fall

New York AP report says Whats My Line will be dropped from CBS schedule next fall likely replaced by a Western. The long running panel show started Feb 1950 and faces declining popularity. Notable originals Daly Francis Cerf Kilgallen and others are mentioned with Kilgallen’s death noted.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System New York Times CBS The Times John Daly Arlene Francis Bennett Cerf Dorothy Kilgallen Jimemy Durante Jimmy Dean Supremes Flipper Vai Ldrys England Hollywood Palace NBC Ethel Merman Irving Berlin

Time to Decide Kansas Daylight Saving Debate

Kansas House debates daylight saving time with Rep. Bob Pinet urging national consistency. The column notes federal rules, warns Kansas could fall behind if it refuses go on saving time, and highlights farmer and business concerns amid quirky anecdotes about early calls from constituents.

Zeke Wigglesworth Bob Pinet Ottawa Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Topeka Pinet Kansas House Kansas Kanesas Missouri

Ottawa Herald Rates and Associated Press Notice

Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays. Robert B Wellington serves as editor and publisher. Subscription rates: trade area by mail one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail one month 1.50, three months 4.26, six months 38.00, one year 156.00. The Associated Press note states exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press

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