Editorial Who Needs The Feds
A prominent Olathe merchant urged fellow traders to plan independently for urban renewal. Ottawa locals already pursue city funded and self driven projects including parking lots and mall redevelopment along Walnut and Main, signaling growth through initiative rather than federal aid. The piece argues merchants must have vision to drive progress and adapt to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson
Hickory
Main
Ottawa
Car Hiring Easier in Europe Report From Zurich Drive
The author notes Europe car rental and hiring mechanics are as simple as home. A car was delivered ten minutes before time to a Zurich hotel, followed by five minutes of paperwork before departure. The writer mentions initial nerves adjusting to the manual gearshift.
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Annecy
France
Europe
Zurich
Switzerland
Lucerne
Bern
Lausanne
Geneva
Driving Through Swiss Alps Rain in a Peugeot 404 Journey
A traveler recounts a European drive from Zurich to Annecy in a Peugeot 404. He notes European signaling, Alpine countryside, and picturesque village clusters. Heavy rain causes near misses and leads to shelter at a Gasthaus while lamenting water in a shoe.
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Annecy
Switzerland
Lucerne
Bern
D.w
Chronic Complaining Wife Seeks Attention and Help
A devoted husband asks if his long suffering spouse is truly ill or seeking attention. After 15 years of ailments and many doctors, he suggests a thorough exam, review of medications, and possible hospitalization. If no physical illness is found, he advises setting strict limits and even having her rest and volunteer to rebalance family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Marrie
Red Cross
Congo Planes Move To Aid Mobutu In Congo Uprising
AP News Analysis James Marlow outlines how a simple Mobutu request for cargo planes spiraled through State Department and Defense channels. After Congo authorities sought aid to quell mercenary led revolt, approvals cascaded from ambassadors to Rusk and Johnson, with Joint Chiefs, Nitze, and Pentagon involvement. Planes from Pope Air Force Base flew with 126 personnel, intended to avoid direct combat yet risked U.S. entanglement.
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James Marlow
Washington (Ap
Congo
Joseph D. Mobutu
Kinsasha
Mobutu
United States
Washington
State Department
Department
Robert McBride
U.S
McBride
Johnson
Texas
Dean Rusk
Bureau of African Affairs
Dean Brown
Wayne Frederick
Rusk
Frederick
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul H. Nitze
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
Tampa
Fila
Strike Command
Tactical Air Command
Langley Field
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
A New Kind Of TV Station
In New York East Village two young men turn television into a psychedelic groove tube for hippies. The theater uses three 23 inch sets where an audience pays $1.75 to watch a two hour production by Sarasohn and Shapiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Village
Sarasohn
Ken Shapiro
Television Log for Thursday and Friday Listing
TV schedule shows numerous 1960s era programs with multiple time slots and channel listings. Advertising notes Casio Coronet radio and a sale price of 109.88 at Gambles in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and info
Ottawa Herald listing subscription rates for local and outside trade areas with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly prices. Includes publisher and editor names and a note about Associated Press content rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
Associated Press
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Lane Sarasohn
Reagan
NBC
ABC
Daniel Boone
F Troop
Vic Damone
Summer Focus
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Alan Burke
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