17 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
1
Channel 4 NBC and channels 5 to 18 CBS Channel 9 and ABC present a daily lineup. Program details note network shifts and prime time scheduling across stations with emphasis on regional availability and viewing options.
In his message President Johnson proposed replacing two year House terms with four. The piece argues staggered elections to avoid a total reform in one year and notes the political risks seen in the last election. It suggests a mixed plan preserving some continuity while meeting modern governance needs.
A mailing piece from a frequent flyer airline claims its planes now fill cabins with music. It promises a range from exquisite to the impossible, luring travelers away from their hearths on winter nights.
A passenger reviews TWAM's multi channel headset system on a flight noting the mix of Popular and Classical Music, Great Voices, Broadway, Teenage Music, Children's Theater, Variety Comedy, and History alongside a nine channel movie screen. He argues the constant movie can ruin music enjoyment and recounts a personal tale of a friend delaying a Europe trip due to uncertain film titles.
A 78 year old asks if napping after a hearty lunch is okay. MOLNER's reply says yes a nap is likely beneficial and not harmful, as circulation diverts to different areas after eating. The note also warns shingles vary in intensity but remains painful.
The Farmers Cooperative Elevator secured a permit for a 40 000 bushel storage bin at 101 N Hickory costing 10 000 dollars as the city's 1941 building boom continues. A blizzard and high water on Marais des Cygnes reached 18 2 feet with drifting snow hindering travel. In 1930s notes, lodging guests faced a hotel fire risk when a rug ignited by a gas stove. Flora Denchfield’s daughter and Charles Bird wed at Kaiser Drug store on a later note.
President Johnson renews Kennedy era calls for tighter political fundraising laws and full disclosure. He advocates a tax break for small donors to widen participation while proposing stronger oversight of contributions and a reduction of the current $3 million committee limit amid a surge of multi committee fundraising by both parties.
Ottawa Herald page shows publication details and editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription pricing listed for trade area and outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc and AP news use rights noted.
NBC and CBS offerings battle for Sunday viewers as Sullivan’s 43 minute slot features nine acts plus a lengthy intro of a pro football star. Highlights include Funny Girl numbers by Mimi Hines and a War World I uniform outfit, plus NBCs Frank McGee Reports and Edwin Newman critiques. The program contrasts with NBCs half hour public affairs segment and Donald OConnor Anthony Newley Telephone Hour. CBS plans to cut Hollywood Talent Scouts to fit State of the Union coverage.
Channel 9 shows Colt with Jesse and Frank at 7 30 pm as Jesse buys a colt. Hazel on Channel 5 and 13 hosts a party to raise money for a missionary school organ. Run For Your Life on Channel 4 features Paul seeking thrill with Leslie Thurston and deepsea diving. Love and Laughter on Channel 13 is a March of Dimes gala wedding reception special at 9 pm.
On January 17 1966 the Associated Press notes notable events in history. Benjamin Franklin born 1706 in Boston and later famed as author printer scientist philosopher diplomat and wartime leader. Also 1821 Texas colonization began with Moses Austin land grant. Rutherford B Hayes died in 1893. US purchased Virgin Islands in 1917.
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