18 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1967
Page
1
The piece contrasts Kansas and Iowa debates over Daylight Time. It cites a provocative Iowa claim linking time policy to child safety from communism, paralleled by editorials praising strategic reasons for Daylight Time and a businessman's quip about paying taxes to the government.
A British psychiatrist touts a new antisnoring device that uses a throat microphone and a mild arm shock to condition snorers to stop snoring. After weeks of use, it claims to cure snoring and improve marital harmony, sparing couples from separate beds and noisy nights.
Reader asks about desensitization for ragweed hay fever and its timelines. Answer explains desensitization starts months before season, uses tiny pollen doses to build tolerance, and requires avoidance of heavy exposure. Also covers spinal taps purpose, venereal disease urgency, and notes on cystic fibrosis, plus a brief 25 and 50 years ago column items and a prayer.
A dense TV listings page shows a Saturday schedule with dozens of programs across channels. Highlights include Tom and Jerry cartoons, Lassie, Gunsmoke, The Ed Sullivan Show, Bonanza, The Twilight Zone, Captain Kangaroo, and multiple news blocks plus sports like college basketball and bowling.
In Knoxville Tennessee the Clark family resumes life after rescuing the last of three German shepherd puppies from a 28 foot well. The household includes Avery L Clark Jr his wife five children six other dogs five cats and three horses as calls from distant cities pour in offering encouragement.
Erika Mattfeld, German born and 10 years abroad, becomes Florida's first lady in a civil ceremony at the Breakers Hotel officiated by Justice Millard Caldwell. Gov. Claude Kirk, 41, facing death threats, staged a guarded event after a high profile romance begun at his January inaugural ball. Only close relatives attended. Separately, Knoxville rescue chief describes a dramatic four week dog rescue as neighbors pitched in, saving four puppies from a well with vast effort and costs.
The Ottawa Herald publishes from 104 S. Cedar with editor Robert B. Wellington. The notice lists trade area and outside trade area mail subscription rates including one month to one year plans. It notes Associated Press affiliation and exclusive local use rights.
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