22 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
1
Page Two of the Ottawa Herald for Monday February 22 1965 features brief items and notices from the local area. It includes community updates, small ads, and notices of upcoming events and public announcements.
From Our Readers features a short parable about a minister passing a barber while a boy plows a stony field. The minister swears, claims he can plow without cursing, but the boy retorts that the minister lied by saying he had never seen the like while watching it. E. A. Mitchell, 815 N. Cedar, Ottawa, Kansas
Editorial argues that Mississippi’s crime data reflect reporting incentives rather than true cleanliness. It cites Chicago’s shift to full reporting, showing higher crime counts with better records and warns victims may feel no safer. It warns that figures can be manipulated by those who compile them.
Television schedule lists 6:30 p m The Saboteur on Highlights Voyage with Crane kidnapped and brainwashed before mission. Cinderella on Channel 513 at 7:30 p m stars Ginger Rogers Walter Pidgeon Celeste Holm. Channel 5 at 9 p m features I’d Climb the Highest Mountain with Susan Hayward. Channel 9 at 10:15 p m has Morey Amsterdam Dagmar and Jerry Lester from Broadway Open House. Channel 5 at 11:15 p m Sweets Hearts stars Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy.
Government order ends all televised cigarette advertising in Great Britain and prompts industry protests. Officials hint at extending the prohibition to newspapers and billboards, with potential new clashes over free advertising.
The writer argues US agencies would face lengthy court battles if they banned advertising for any product. Instant British-style government action contrasts with American delays and potential congressional pushback. Concerns about health, safety, and public welfare are weighed against concerns of overreach.
A dense list of TV programs and times across channels including General Hospital, What’s This Song, I Love Lucy, News, Andy Griffith, Jeopardy, Password, As the World Turns, I Love Life, Truth or Consequences, Guiding Light, Edge of Night, Lone Ranger, Mickey Mouse Club, Peyton Place, and many others. The log shows a packed schedule with a mix of dramas, game shows, children’s programs, and movie interludes, plus weather and market updates.
A reader asks about arteriosclerosis symptoms, inheritance, and early detection after a husband, 49, died of a heart attack. Dr Molner explains that plaques can form with no warning, signs may be subtle, and some cases lack practical inner-artery visibility.
Television’s week’s cliffhanger fell flat as CBS and NBC aired a Ranger 8 moon shot press conference only to show missing pictures. Dr. William Pickering and scientists filled time while the images finally appeared, resembling Ranger 7. ABC offered Who Has Seen the Wind and Cin derella, with Lippmann’s CBS Reports to follow.
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