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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1966

Page

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Two Killers Highlighted In Cold Blood Fame

The Life magazine feature on Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, soon to be widely read, elevates their notoriety after their execution. The Ottawa Herald notes author Truman Capote’s pivotal role in shaping public fascination with the crime and its figures.

Life Magazine Richard Eugene Hickock Perry Edward Smith Kansas State Penitentiary Crime Truman Capote

Life magazine portrayal stains two murderers in fame

A critique notes Life magazine's spread on the Cold Blood killers titled Horror Spawns a Masterpiece. The piece questions the irony of spotlighting murderers while praising a non fiction work, arguing good deeds of others fade from memory.

Life

Sex Effects On Longevity Discussed At AAAS Meeting

At Berkeley the AAAS examined if sex shortens life with Nassau Community College biologist Dr. Walter Lener citing experiments with large milkweed bugs. He suggested married humans may live longer, but factors like habits matter. The piece notes cautions and urges further study while joking about risky behaviors and extreme cases.

American Association For the Advancement of Science Berkeley Calif Walter Lener Nassau Community” College of Garden City N. Y AAAS Kinsey Prudence

No Cure for Epilepsy Says Dr Molner

A Dr Molner column states there is no cure for epilepsy except in rare cases with a removable cause. Most patients improve with proper ongoing medication, though the condition is not cured. A reader asks about a mildly affected son who has remained seizure free. the doctor cautions against false optimism.

Mother

Television Log Concludes Evening Schedule Details

A dense TV guide lists a full evening lineup with Bat Masterson Huckleberry Hound News Superman Wells Fargo and more. It catalogs time slots from 5:00 PM through 10:00 PM including programs such as To Tell The Truth Hullabaloo 12 O Clock High The Andy Griffith Show Peyton Place Run For Your Life and multiple late night features and commercials.

Ottawa Herald subscription rates and credits

Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail including one month for 1.00 and yearly 9.00 plus outside trade area rates. Copyright 1965 Ottawa Herald Inc. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.

S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Ottawa Herald, Inc Associated Press

TV Guide Late Tonight Highlights and Listings

Channel 9 features 12 O Clock High at 6 30 p m The Slaughter Pen with Gallagher and Capt Deel Part Three A Sort of Falling in Love on Channel 4 Dr Kildare 7 30 p m Peyton Place 8 30 p m Channel 9 also airs Man Called Shenandoah at 8 p m Channel 5 9 p m All That Heaven Allows Channel 9 9 p m Without Reservations Channel 13 10 35 p m There Goes the Groom Channel 5 11 55 p m The Yellow Cab Man Channel 4 12 05 a m Walk the Dark Street with Chuck Connors and Don Ross.

Bat Masterson Huckleberry Hound Superman Wells Fargo Hullabaloo John Forsythe Jessie James Jucille Ball Dr. Kildare Andy Griffith Shenandoah Andy Williams Hazel Peyton Place Wealace Johnny Carson the Groom Detectives Faith For Our Times Gallagher Barney Deel West Point Amy Post Jane Wyman Rock Hudson Channel Claudette Colbert John Wayne Don DeFore Channel 13 Groom Burgess Meredith Ann Sothern Channel 5

Weekend TV Shows Were Somber Says AP Writer

AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes weekend TV offerings were mixed. NBC's Sammy Davis Jr Show opened with polished set design and musical numbers including a duet by Elizabeth and Richard Burton that bordered on off key, illustrating uneven reception.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York (Ap Sammy Daevis Jackie Gleason NBC Sammy Davis Jr Sammy Elizabeth Richard Burton

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Ottawa Herald Editorial Gentlemen Bugs Lener Joseph G Molner Jesus Christ V.S.P Hirschsprung Earl Schmanke N. Cedar Harold S. Crawford Willis Nursery Western Association of Nurserymen Kansas City F. J. Miller First National Bank A. C. Johnson Hartford National Bank Orient Railroad Wichita Roscoe Stith Jefferson City Mrs. Stith M. F. Bradley Mr. Stith H. T. Stith Torey Times Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Nurses Morning Star Sr Regear Gambles Galveston Tex Channel 9 Stella Ross Si Constance Alekson BI Neilow Kissos Yange Zaza
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