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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1965

Page

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Kansas Respect Sunday Committee Aims to Limit Store Sundays

The Kansas Respect Sunday Committee Inc expresses alarm at Sunday selling and lobbies for a state law restricting it. It argues seven day week operations threaten family life and small towns as metropolitan areas draw shoppers, framing the issue as state power versus local impact.

Kansas Respect Sunday Committee, Inc Kansas Respect Sunday Committee, Inc Small Business and Community Protective Association

Independent Audit Warns on Too Many Denominations and Charities

A speaker argues that myriad denominations harm Christianity and numerous charities aimed at eradicating disease strain national health. He notes that some groups focus on statistically minor illnesses such as polio, suggesting greater consolidation.

Three health charities merge into Epilepsy Association of America

A columnist questions the consolidation of the American Epilepsy Federation, National Epilepsy League, and United Epilepsy Association into the Epilepsy Association of America. He warns that overhead cuts and new staff may not reduce costs and could spawn more health groups while urging independent audits of prior fundraising efficiency and allocations.

National Epilepsy League of Chicago United Epilepsy Association of New York Epilepsy Association of America

Understanding Aortic Aneurysm and Its Risks

Dr Molner explains aneurysms as weak spots in arteries including the aorta, noting they are not usually tied to heart disease. Many are small and require only monitoring, often found incidentally during X-rays. Large ruptured aneurysms can cause sudden death, though many never cause trouble.

AEF NEL UEA EAA

Prayer and Anatomy United in Aneurysm Awareness

This brief reads as a reflective prayer linking biblical teaching to medical guidance on aortic aneurysms. It explains the anatomy of the aorta, how aneurysm rupture occurs, and how modern surgery and materials can reinforce the weakened vessel while noting some patients may not need intervention.

Auld Lang Syne and civic notes from 50 years ago

A hospital report says Mrs. William Broderick at Ransom Memorial improved after a fall. Honorable mention in a Kansas City Journal Post amateur photo contest goes to Ben F. Shambaugh for a four-horse scene. Judge Harrison and deputy Miss Ada Rodman used the vault for probate court to avoid paint fumes.

William Broderick Ransom Memorial Hospital Ben F. Shambaugh Kansas City Journal Post Harrison Ada Rodman

Television Log Chronicle of a Full Day Schedule

A dense television log lists daytime and evening programs across multiple channels with numerous titles and time slots. Entries include Magilla Gorilla Yogi Bear News Lawman Donna Reed My Three Sons Doctor Kildare Password Bewitched Hazel Peyton Place The Defenders Kraft Suspense Theatre Jimmy Dean News Weather Movie Knock on Any Door Les Crane My Living Doll Vivacious Lady Peter Gunn Daily Word Movie Well Groomed Bride Highlight Faith For Our Times Today To Be Announced Rush Hour Survey of the Arts Moment of Meditation Captain Kangaroo News Concentration Andy Griffith Ernie Ford McCoys Jeopardy Edg e of Night Lone Ranger Superman Jack Benny Torey and Friends Jungle Jim Movie Back From Eternity Gom er Pyle Jack Parr Slattery's People Johnny Carson It Happened to Jane Tombstone Army Command etc.

Magilla Gorilla Lawman Jonny Quest Daneiel Boone Munsters Donna Reed Persry Mason Dr. Kildare Password Beewitched Hazel Peyton Place Baileys of Balboa The Defenders Kraft Suspense Theatre Jimmy Dean News Weather Les Crane Peter Gunn Daddy General Hospital Jack LaLanne Andy Griffith Ernie Ford McCoys Jeopeardy Guiding Light Whizzo Addams Family Paradise Jack Benny Gomer Pyle USMC Jack Parr Slattery Jane Armored Command Daily Word Faith For Our Times

Romania Reaches Out To West

Romania shifts away from strict Soviet influence as Western ties expand. Delegations head westward for political cultural and business contacts. U S trade barriers lower prompt two new factories in Romania. Youth embrace reform while older generation remains cautious.

Bucharest Romania Yugoslavia Communist Party United States

Romanians Weigh Shifts In Postwar Foreign Policy

The Fidelis Club met at Mrs. Nelle White’s home with thirteen members. annual officer elections were held. Notes mention Mrs. Joe Driver as president and Hannah Driver as secretary and historian. The piece discusses Romania’s wartime roles, territorial changes, de Russification talk, and hints of independence within the Soviet bloc with Western support from France and Italy, plus Romanian plans after a Washington visit by Gaston Marin. Last spring Romania signed factory purchases from U.S. firms and a white paper on foreign policy was issued.

Fidelis Club Nelle White Joe Driver Roger Comstock Hannah Driver Thelma Nelson Edith Windett T. W. Scott St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Elmer Schamle Veteran’s Hospital Topeka Germany Russia Adolf Hitler Bessarabia Danube Hungary Transylvania Romania Ruesia Ceremany France Italy Washington Gaston Marin National Planning Commission Romanian Communist Party

Tonight's TV Highlights and Lineup Notes

TV listings preview a slate of programs across channels. Daniel Boone on Channel 4 at 6:30 p.m. features a Shawnee prophet amid Kentucky conflicts. Dr. Kildare follows at 7:30 p.m. with nurse Dowling confronting Georgia Pettigrew. Donna Reed on Channel 13 at 8:30 p.m. shows a college prankster scenario. Defenders on Channel 5-13 at 9 p.m. centers on a capital punishment circumstantial evidence case with Mark Gerard. Channel 5 airs Knock on Any Door at 10:315 p.m. with Bogart and cast. Channel 13 closes at 11 p.m. with Vicious Lady and Channel 5 at 12:10 p.m. Well Groomed Bride features Olivia de Havilland and Ray Milland.

Daniel Boone Channel 4 Prophet Kentucky Boone Dr. Kildare Lisa Dowling Georgia Pettigrew Blair Donna Reed Stone Alex Jeff's College Defenders Mark Gerard Long Island Sound Marian Mark Lawrence Preston Preston Channel 5 Humphrey Boegart John Derek George Macready Cara Williams Allene Roberts

Battle Over Oklahoma Tax Increase and Bond Issue

In Oklahoma City AP reports a state government clash as a one cent sales tax increase and a $500 million bond issue move toward a statewide ballot. Gov. Henry Bellmon pushes the bond while Democratic leaders back the tax hike. Other action includes a bill to abolish open range in 10 Southeastern counties and a Senate measure to force a statewide vote to remove segregated schooling from Oklahoma's constitution.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Henry Bellmon House Senate

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Masthead

Ottawa Herald lists editorial staff Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and prints annual and monthly subscription rates for trade areas. Rates include 1 month 1.00 3 months 3.00 6 months 5.00 1 year 9.00 within trade area and 1.50 3 months 4.25 6 months 8.00 1 year 15.00 outside trade area. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP dispatch rights.

THE Associated Press

Shindig Critique Finds Pure Drivel In 1960s Music Show

A columnist criticizes ABC Shindig describing it as pure music without substance. The piece complains about pretense in documentaries and sports coverage and echoes nostalgia for Dick Clark era payola scandals. The author laments youth losing music history knowledge while watching 1965 performances.

Dick Clark Clark Kansas State ABC

Shindig as a national thumbsucking satiates teenage needs

Murf's Minutaie discusses aging feelings of inner aggression and the role of Shindig as a mass national thumbsucking. The piece notes thumb sucking after first grade is frowned on and offers a humorous critique of the show ending without satisfying sound, though drool abundance suggests a lifetime need.

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