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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1966

Page

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Academic Question In Kansas Senate Race Highlights GOP Fight

Ottawa Herald notes the crowded Democratic field for the Kansas U.S. Senate seat, with J. Floyd Breeding Leigh Warner and Harold Herd as contenders. It observes a stronger GOP contest between Sen. James Pearson and Rep. Robert Elsworth, suggesting the Democratic race will mainly measure strength in a Republican year.

Sen James Pearson Rep Robert Elsworth U.S. Senate J. Floyd Breeding Harold 8. Herd K. L. Smith Leigh Warner Breeding Warner Herd Kansas

Handy Poll Hours In Last Month's Primary Election

In New York City polls stayed open from three in the afternoon until ten at night. The hours suit a metropolis and a smaller city alike. Morning voters are those stopping by on their way to work, making X marks hurriedly to avoid lateness.

New York City

Should Elections Be Moved to Sundays in New York?

A columnist argues Sundays would boost turnout by avoiding weekday constraints and church conflicts. He notes Tuesday voting, tied to tradition, limits participation and suggests Sunday elections with civic signs like Vote as You Are to welcome all attire and lifestyles.

New York France Devine

Stop Smoking Advice and Tips from Dear Dr Mother

Dr mother column shares personal anecdotes on quitting smoking and the strong incentive needed, noting health risks like heart trouble and lung disease. It promotes a booklet Tips on How To Stop Smoking, offering a 10 cent copy via Box 158 Dundee Illinois, and includes brief Q&A on eggs, inverted nipples, and a prayer segment.

Dundee Ill

Local newspaper subscription rates and AP notice

Daily paper in Ottawa Kansas details subscription pricing for within and outside trade area by mail. Rates include one month 1.00 and 1 year 9.00 for local, 1.50 and 15.00 for non local. Also notes Associated Press exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

Associated Press

Congress Losing Steam on Johnsons Legislative Push

Washington AP reports that after the 1964 elections Lyndon Johnson faced a slow Senate and House, with only three major bills enacted since Congress opened six months earlier. War in Vietnam and individual lawmakers’ stances delayed action while key measures like anti poverty funding, minimum wage expansion, urban development, auto safety, and civil rights faced hurdles or stalling. The session’s fate hinges on Johnson agenda as adjournment looms.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Congress John F. Kennedy White House Kennedy Johnson Senate House Viet Nam House Rules Committee

Television Schedule Log Dense Night Lineup

A lengthy nightly TV schedule lists programs by time, title, and channel, with many entries including Woody Woodpecker, Rifleman, Leave It To Beaver, various soaps, game shows, news, weather, sports, and late movies. The guide runs from 5 PM through midnight and beyond, noting repeats, blackouts, and c symbols for certain episodes.

Woody Woodpecker Texan Daktari Smothers Brothers Hippodrome Dr. Kildare McHale's Navy F Troop Petticoat Junction Peyton Place Fugitive Eye On Oklahoma M Squad Lucky Nick Cain Dick van Dyke Donna Reed Shizzo’s Playhouse Bette Hayes Merv Griffin Virginian Beverly Hillbillies Blue Light Green Acres Big Valley Gary Mayle Bob Hope Flicka Faith For Our Times

Actor Proud Of His Record

Hollywood reports actor William Talman, famed as Perry Mason's foe Hamilton Burger, embraces a long losing streak as a badge of pride. He notes the show is finished but expects continued fame in reruns and plans to resume film and stage work. He rejects the idea of defeat, reframing losses as persistence in a unique career.

William Talman Bill Hollywood Hamilton Burger Leo Durocher

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