31 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
1
A witness told the Kansas House education committee that a state rule requiring at least six students per unit across 30 units in accredited high schools could close many small schools. Opponents argued the restriction risks district viability and argued for reconsideration.
A speaker argues that moving students to a larger high school would limit participation in activities like basketball band and student council. The message challenges the belief that the Kansas system prioritizes best education with available funds and calls for clarity on the matter.
A column notes the 1966 World Almanac’s value and cites a stream of varied facts. It lists elevations, star magnitudes, historical figures, dates, place names, currencies, and statistics, including Manhattan’s high point, Ryukyu parcel rates, and national demographics.
In a reader Q A, Dr Mother explains the bloodstream is not purged by menstruation. Hormones rise with the cycle causing common premenstrual symptoms, but impurities are not removed. Most women gain little weight and headaches or blemishes are not caused by blood cleanliness. Clinical notes address sinus spells and glaucoma contagion, and local nostalgia recalls community figures and events from 25 and 50 years ago.
Washington AP reports Congress debates reform of the withholding tax system to align withholding with rising incomes and tax brackets. Treasury estimates show many taxpayers are over or under withheld, and a graduated system could widen who breaks even within $10. The House Ways and Means Committee plans hearings and likely legislation starting Feb. 7.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area with monthly and yearly options. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc. Associated Press notice included.
AP Television review of CBS News program features five lawmakers debating war conduct. Morse urges withdrawal while Boggs backs administration stance. The discussion highlights policy tensions and public understanding of Vietnam complexities. Also mentions Gershwin tributes and TV’s mad bomber trope. Ends with recommendation of The Andy Williams Show Golden Globes broadcast.
The abacus, a frame with beads on wires, is a fore runner of modern electronic computers. Though centuries old, it remains the most widely used digital computing aid today.
A dense broadcast log lists NBC CBS ABC and more with channel numbers and show lineups from 5:00 PM through late night. Programs include Bat Masterson Huckleberry Hound Superman News Weather Wells Fargo To Tell The Truth Jessie James Lucille Ball Dr Kildare Andy Griffith Peyton Place Run For Your Life Merv Griffin Johnny Carson Hollywood Palace In Town Tonight Detectives Trails West News Hostages Merv Griffin Edge of Night Young and the rest of the primetime daytime slate across several networks.
TV highlights list prime time features across channels. The Outsider on Channel 9 at 6 30 pm stars a fighter pilot seeking acceptance among airmen and a risky misstep mirrors themes from war drama. Channel 4 features Adrift in a Sea of Confusion at 7 30 pm with Jerry Rush. Andy Williams hosts the 28rd Golden Globes at 8 pm in Los Angeles with awards for best show and acting. Channel 9 presents Home Before Dark at 9 pm with Simmons and O Herlihy. Channel 5 closes late with The Hostages at 11 55 pm starring de Cordova and Rainer.
The piece notes weaving and rug making are relatively new crafts for Navajo Indians, stating they did not learn weaving until the 18th century and have since developed it into a recognized art.
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