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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
1
Editorial argues that Social Security and Medicare represent earned benefits, not handouts. It notes public stigma persists despite acceptance, emphasizes taxes paid by elderly and workers alike, and defends Medicare as a deserved ally for old age rather than a creeping socialist threat.
The President signed the freedom of information measure, declaring the United States an open society where the people's right to know is cherished and guarded. The remark, while ringing, may endure in Johnson papers but does not fully parse as the act’s implications unfold.
This column argues the new freedom of information bill will be weak and partial. It critiques bureaucrats who prefer secrecy, notes Congress remains closed, and predicts limited impact with toothless provisions. The piece likens disclosure to an iceberg and warns of evasions and misuses.
A health column explains low residue foods are highly absorbed by the intestines and lists items with minimal residue such as refined flour and meats. It notes vegetables and fruits add fiber, and describes cooking and straining to reduce residue. It also covers a reader query about disclosing a cousin marriage and advises discretion.
A devotional line echoes John 10 10 about coming life abundant for believers, emphasizing spiritual provision and faith in divine intention. The brief meditation centers on renewal through Christ and invites personal reflection.
A long TV log lists daily time slots for programs across channels from 5:00 PM to 12:55 AM, including news, weather, game shows, comedies, dramas, movies, and specials. It notes recurring titles like Rifleman, Andy Griffith, The Tonight Show, Dr Kildare, Peyton Place, and M Squad, with host names and episode cues, along with a closing prayer.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Duncan Johnston a jeweler is named heir to a $1 million fortune after repairing a handbag clasp for a lady. The bequest highlights a chance act guiding a dramatic legacy.
NBC dolphin star Flipper is treated with human style empathy says head trainer Rico Feldman in Miami. The article details how Flipper learns tricks, signals via hand signs underwater, and forms affection with trainer Brian Kelly and cast members Luke Halpin and Tommy Norden. Feldman notes patience, feeding as reward, and acclimation to camera noise and set distractions.
Damascus says Syria lost one MIG in Thursday clash with Israel while Israel reports no plane losses. Syrian admission contrasts with Israeli announcement that did not mention any losses.
Published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas the paper lists trade area and outside trade area subscription rates by mail with monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options Robert B Wellington is editor and publisher The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches
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