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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1966

Page

1

Old-fashioned anti smoking note from editorial page

Saturday Notebook discusses anti smoking advice from a prominent woman physician and a psychiatrist, contrasting old fashioned parenting with modern warnings. It notes 1965 cigarette consumption reaching 532 billion and a 4.6 percent rise in sales in November, while cigars fall. The column questions lasting impact of health scares and the growing number of old fashioned approaches.

American Medical Magazine America U.S. Public Health Service Wall Street Journal

Twain Prediction Not Too Popular For Overcrowding

A Senate subcommittee listened to Nobel laureate Albert Szent-Gyorgyi warn that world population growth could trigger cannibalism as food shortages bite. The discussion, led by Sen. Ernest Gruening, noted rising birth rates in China and India, urging birth control amid surging populations and uneven access to resources.

Mark Twain Albert Szente Gyorgyl Szent-Gyorgyl Senate Twain Szent.Gyorgyi Ernest Gruening Alaska China India United States Szente Gyorgyi George Smith Enaeks Anuubu le Ene Peeegh Gil

Being Boss No Fun Bit by Bit Over the Years

The National Labor Board is described as destroying the ease of being a boss with rising tribulations. John Buehler, president of the Buehler Corp of Indianapolis, is urged as a reference. The Indiana Gear Works division recently rehired Jerry Packard as an inspector.

National Labor Board John Buehler J. 5 Buehler Corp Indianapolis Indiana Gear Works Jerry Packard

Insulting Lampshade Satire Wins NLRB Back Pay Case

Jerry Packard, an employee at a J B plant, drew satirical cartoons lampooning a wage raise in 1964. The NLRB ordered reinstatement and 14 months back pay, noting the cartoons expressed dissatisfaction with the wage disparity, and warning the boss to avoid retaliatory reactions.

J. B Jerry Packard NLRB Jerry Bulletin

Girdles during pregnancy and medical care guidance

Early pregnancy asks how long to wear a regular girdle or garter belt. Dr Molner advises most babies are safe. danger is surface-vein pressure causing varicose veins in a minority with fragile veins. Start care early. if girdle tight, switch to maternity support and maintain balance. avoid narcotic-type pills.

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Interior decorator plans Elk club room deco

A Kansas City interior decorator met Elk lodge officers to inspect club rooms and discuss possible interior decoration. Oscar W. Jacobs of Jacobs Coal and Junk Co. needed medical aid after refrigerating fluid from an old refrigerator he was wrecking spilled, nearly strangling him.

Kansas City The Elk’s Lodge Oscar W. Jacobs Jacobs Coal and Junk Company

Bomb Or Not Johnson Delays Decision On Vietnam

AP Special Correspondent John M. Hightower reports President Johnson is likely to delay a decision on resuming bombing in North Vietnam next week as peace efforts appear stalled. Military and State Department factions debate renewed strikes around Hanoi and Haiphong, while Rusk and McNamara contrast cautious public peace aims with possible post Tet escalation.

John M. Hightower Washington Johnson North Viet Nam Hanoi Haiphong State Department United States Dean Rusk U. S North Viet Nam

Ottawa Herald rates and masthead notice

Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Robert B Wellington serves as editor and publisher with subscription rates shown for local and out of area readers and annual pricing. The paper is copyright 1965 and a member of the Associated Press with exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

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

Isabelita Peron Returns as Peronist Rift Deepens

Isabelita Peron arrives in Argentina amid a fractured Peronist movement. Observers say her aim to heal divides may instead widen the split with labor leader Augusto Vandor, who opposes Juan Peron’s return and eyes leadership of the movement. The 42 member top command includes Andres Framini, whose 1962 Buenos Aires governorship led to Frondizi’s overthrow.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Peronist Augusto Vanendor Huseband Vandor Peron Rio de Janeiro Brazil Isabelita Vander Frondizi

Cubans Asked to Save Pasteboard for State

In Miami, AP reports Havana Radio states Cubans are urged to conserve pasteboard and old newspapers for state use rather than burning or discarding them. This appeals for resource recycling amid shortages and government needs.

Miami Fla Havana

Alabama Democrats weigh white supremacy motto fate

Alabama Democratic leaders wrestle with removing the white supremacy motto from the party emblem as State Chairman Roy Mayhall threatens additional meetings to force a vote. Gov. George Wallace attends the committee session amid campaign rumors, while Attorney General Richmond Flowers urges eliminations. Voters face races for governor, U.S. Senate, eight House seats, and local posts.

Birmingham Ala Democratic Party Alabama Roy Mayhall Democratic Executive Committee George C. Wallace Wallace Lurlee Mayhall Jasper Richmond Flowers House John Patterson James E. Folsom Carl Elliott Ryan Degraffenried Flowsers

Today in History highlights from 1791 to 1943

Key events span 1791 Washington DC surveying commission appointed by George Washington. 1901 Queen Victoria dies. 1917 Wilson speaks to Senate seeking peace in Europe. 1941 Allied troops land at Anzio beachhead Italy. 1943 British forces reach gateway to Tripoli. 1932 Hoover signs Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill to extend credit to business in need.

Herbert Hoover Reconstruction Finance Corporation George Washington District of Columbia Queen Victoria Woodrow Wilson Europe Senate Tripoli Anzio Italy

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