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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
1
The federal push to require federal liquor sale tax stamps for clubs serving liquor to members risks exposing clubs as liquor by the drink sellers, conflicting with Kansas state law. Clubs may argue they do not sell to members but rely on member-purchased bottles kept by the club manager for service.
The piece argues private clubs must tax liquor like public bars, forcing clubs to tax members via bar bills or cash. It suggests members should bring their own bottle to clubs to avoid these taxes, criticizing current laws as hypocritical and urging legislative reform to regulate private clubs.
A humorous critique of Borg-Warner advertising in Hare per's Magazine mocks a two page spread showing a woman in a blue nightgown. The columnist argues the joke underscores how wives and engineers trigger domestic conflicts and even divorces, noting the triviality of such ads.
A dense broadcast log lists NBC CBS ABC and channel slots from early evening to midnight. Programs include Rocky and Friends Woody Woodpecker Lawman News Weather Sports Speak Up Pat Bryan shows Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke Movie Hell Is for Heroes Mickey Rooney Burke's Law Cara Williams Danny Kaye Detectives News Weather Movie Murder He Says Johnny Carson Les Crane World War I Wagon Train Big Picture Peter Gunn Daily Word Blackwell's Island Highlight News Morning shows Rush Hour Sure Eye of the Arts Jungle Jim Captain Kangaroo Torey Time News Make Room For Daddy General Hospital I Love Lucy What’s This Song Flame in the Wind Jack LaLanne News Focus on prime time and late night movies and serials with numerous network crossovers.
A mother asks if antibiotics during pregnancy caused cerebral palsy in her six year old son. Dr Molner notes the hard labor likely caused CP in about 60 percent of such cases, with prematurity and infections also factors. The letter urges acceptance, early physiotherapy, specialized schooling, and continued treatment to improve learning and movement.
Ottawa moviegoers will see a slate of major releases at the Plaza over the next three months including Mad Mad Mad Mad World Strange Bedfellow with Rock Hudson Father Goose Goldfinger Emil and the Detectives Mary Poppins Beckett Topkapi and others. Leon Robertson notes small towns face delays in obtaining first run films and that prices will not rise for My Fair Lady when it arrives. Robertson plans occasional limited runs typically midweek as new titles become available.
A collage of brief items reports in four cities. Nils A. Boe, the prairie state’s first bachelor governor of South Dakota, manages with a beagle as company while he cooks and shops. Savannah ends bamboo farming as a cost measure, with hopes of pulp elsewhere. Cornwall fans protests against a 162 million hydro project over river beauty, bass stock, and public hearings. Seattle endures a severe winter with 7.8 inches of snow in December, record lows, and service disruptions across landmarks.
On this date in history notable events include James Oglethorpe landing colonists at Charles Towne Charleston S C Horatio Alger born Revere Mass Stephen Foster death New York Saar Territory vote to return to Germany Donald Nelson named War Production Board chairman Eisenhower petition for draft extension Pie ny resignation from French cabinet Johnson Kennedy Indonesia visit to discuss Malaysia hostility This compact record preserves key names places and dates from the AP chronology.
A list of evening broadcasts includes Hideout at 6:30 p m featuring Betsy uncovering bronc corrals on Virginian Channel 4 and Hell Is for Heroes at 8 p m with Steve McQueen and co stars. Channel 5 offers Mur der, He Says at 10 15 p m and Blackwells Island at 12 10 p m with John Garfield. Channel 13 presents Wagon Train at 11 10 p m.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with no Sundays or holidays and outlines subscription pricing for in and out of trade area. Rates: in trade area one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars, one year nine dollars. Out of trade area one month one fifty, three months four twenty five, six months eight dollars, one year fifteen dollars. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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