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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
1
The piece critiques federal wage and hour enforcement using a Mobile Alabama airport redcap case. It argues government power grows with surrender and cites back wages totaling 1104 dollars as proof, blaming bureaucrats for overreach while noting political help can curb such excess.
The piece contrasts Mars in literature with real space exploration from Mariner 4. It cites Wells Lowell Burroughs and Bradbury, notes public fascination with Martian travel, and ponders whether science will align with fiction as space frontiers expand. The tone weighs risks, costs, and the human impulse to explore.
A columnist notes the last Cord in 1929 or 1935 and traces Europe’s rush to front wheel drive with Citroen Ford France and Renault leading models. He cites 1967 Oldsmobile sports option and asks why the U S lags on disk brakes while Europeans push engineering advances. The piece ends with nostalgia and a puzzled claim about hood knowledge.
Dr Molner notes measles vaccine use is slow and urges parents to request protection from pediatricians. The American Academy of Pediatrics says measles could be eliminated in the U S if vaccines are widely used, with emphasis on high-risk groups and proper vaccine types and schedules.
Auld Lang Syne recalls Mrs. Cecil Fine's expected return from a San Francisco vacation to resume work at the New Idea Shop. A state fish hatcheries truck delivered 3,000 fish to Tally creek, 6 miles northeast, for stocking. Fifty years ago Fred W. Brombacher joined Great Bend Tribune as advertising manager and editor, while Miss May Marsh visited Kansas City. Elder Mercantile installs electric washing gear at Ottawa Hospital.
Palm Springs, Calif. residents and the Chamber of Commerce push a year round calendar to revive business as desert heat climbs. They aim to extend the winter season beyond April while acknowledging May and June temps near 94 and 102 respectively, with July and August hotter.
On July 17 historical events include the 1945 Potsdam Meeting among Truman Churchill and Stalin outlining Allied policy for WWII and postwar era. Notable notes cover the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush spark, the 1898 Spanish surrender at Santiago, the 1899 Horatio Alger death, and recent remarks by Von Braun about missile progress. The Organization of African Unity met in Cairo last year to push political and economic pressure on Portugal and South Africa.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area by mail one month one dollar three months three dollars six months five dollars one year nine dollars. Outside trade area by mail one month one fifty three months four twenty five six months eight dollars one year fifteen dollars. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes AP news dispatches are for publication use.
Philadelphia microbiologist Dr. Carl Abramson, a daytime laboratory researcher and nightclub comic by night, aims to fund a leukemia institute with his earnings. He says he may leave show business at times but continues performing.
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