14 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial outlines a bus system facing losses as the operator warns he will quit. He has reduced fares to a nickel in farewell days while noting low ridership cannot sustain service, contrasting with New York where rush hour crowding occurs.
Public authority run transit in Ottawa faces union demands for a 33 hour week, longer vacations, higher pay, and more benefits. The system already loses money, with potential deficits of 680 million annually at current fares. If fares rise to cover costs, riders would pay about 45 cents more. Ottawa buses are not running, but officials hint at fare changes to restart service while New York's strike ended with terms undisclosed.
A lighthearted take on the new 1040 tax form suggests friendlier wording and a warmer public image. The piece imagines a Hallmark style consent, a playful plea for tax forgiveness, and whimsical barters like firewood and antiques, ending with a jab at FBI gun destruction and Hoover era nostalgia.
A reader asks if post nasal drip can be cured and Dr. Molner explains it results from excess nasal mucus drainage and can involve smoking, sinusitis, polyps, deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, or allergies. He urges identifying and treating underlying factors with a nose and throat specialist, and notes temporary relief from sprays doesn’t address root causes.
A dense chart lists NBC CBS ABC and Channel slots with programs from Bat Masterson to Faith for Today across Friday evening to Sunday morning including sports, cartoons, dramas, game shows, religious programs, and film features. It notes times like 5:00 5:30 6:00 9:00 and many title entries with numerous c designations.
A dense TV guide lists Channel 4 6:30 p.m. Moon Pilot and Channel 5 8:30 p.m. Mrs Romney and the Outlaws set in Durango Colo. The Night the Dragon Screamed on Channel 5-13 features opium smuggling in San Francisco. Channel 4 offers The Deadly Goddess Affair with THRUSH intrigue. Other titles include Moby Dick, Creature with the Atom Brain, Flipper, I Dream of Jeannie, Secret Agent, Gunsmoke, and a long slate of daytime and late night shows across multiple channels.
Ottawa Herald notices list publication address 104 S Cedar, editor Robert B Wellington, and subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. Rates include monthly and yearly options with distinct prices. copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc. AP rights noted.
Today highlights key events on January 13 including James Oglethorpe landing with colonists at Charles Town in South Carolina in 1733, Horatio Alger's birth in 1834 at Revere Massachusetts, and Vancouver Island’s 1848 acquisition by the Hudson's Bay Company. These items note origins of Georgia debtor homes, juvenile uplift tales, and colonial trade expansion.
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