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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1966

Page

1

Beating The Weather Editorial Reflects On Heat Strain

The Page Two editorial notes a widespread heat wave stressing electricity in Ottawa Omaha and St Louis. It urges individual action to inform power authorities of changes in electrical appliances to avoid outages and protect collective comfort as power plants and lines cannot be expanded instantly.

Ottawa Omaha St. Louis Middlewest

A Hand For Jim

A young American boy James Richard Clark Davidson of Santa Monica California. At sixteen he travels from Kansas City where visiting his mother to see his girlfriend in London. He boldly continues his journey despite the long distance and unfamiliar places.

James Richard Clark Davidson Lves Santa Monica Calif Young Jim Kansas City London

American boy slips past borders by boarding planes with $15

A clean living 15 dollar pocketed youth named Jim Davidson breezed through airports and immigration by boarding jets with an airline folder instead of a ticket. He rode first class, enjoyed meals and cocktails, then repeated the stunt in London economy to visit a girl traveling with her parents. British authorities debated how to respond as he returned home with his funds depleted, claiming the ordeal proved a fearless prank that outsmarted two nations and two major airlines.

Kansas City Europe Red Cross Jim Davidson

Nitroglycerin and its use for angina pectoris in heart care

A column discussing how nitroglycerin relieves angina by dilating coronary arteries, its rapid action under the tongue, and how to use it with caution for patients, including possible side effects and when to seek further diagnosis for chest pain. It notes amyl nitrite as a shorter lasting alternative and warns about glaucoma.

M.L, O.K J.G

Topeka correspondent aids State Journal editor

A brief mentions Bob Trump son of Mr and Mrs F A Trump helping Stan Stauffer telegraph editor on the Topeka State Journal during the 50 years ago note. An inch and a half of rain fell this afternoon from 2 to 3 15 suspending business as described. A religious prayer closes the fragment with Our Father in heaven amen.

Bob Trump F. A. Trump Topeka Stan Stauffer Telegraph Topeka State Journal Jesus

Justice Douglas a Cradle Robber or Just Aged Youthful Bride

The column defends Justice William O. Douglas 67 who married a 23-year-old Oregon college girl soon after his third wife’s divorce. It notes congressional calls for inquiry, questions the court’s image, but argues the matter is private and urges Congress to back off.

Zeke Wigglesworth Washington Hi-Ho Supreme Court William O. Douglas Oregon Douglas No. 3 U. S. House of Representatives George Andrews Alabama Paul Findley Illinois H. R. Gross Iowa Justice Douglas Red China Ife John Birch Society Congress Cathleen U.S U.S. Supreme Court

Powell New Look On Black Power And Civil Rights

Washington AP reports Adam Clayton Powell presents a calm, philosophical stance on black power in his twilight years. He traces the term's roots, emphasizes economic and political aims, rejects violence, predicts power sharing rather than takeover, and notes a shift among civil rights leaders while casting himself as one of the movement’s elder statesmen.

Washington Adam Clayton Powell New York Democrat Hlack Harlem Powell Congress Stukely Carmichael Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Mississippi America Rayburn Ree Martin Luther King Jr Martin Luther King King

Mixing Serious With Mass Appeal Working By Nick Vanoff

Navy Lt Robert F. Adams, 25, Minneapolis, Minn., rescued from enemy territory in North Vietnam for the second time in less than a year after being shot down while supporting oil dump bombing. The piece describes Ed Sullivan and The Hollywood Palace’s mix of serious artists with mass appeal entertainment and notes strong audience response to classical and opera guests.

Nick Vanoff Cynthia Lowry Alc*s Hollywood Palace Ed Sullivan Hollywood Luiz Bonfa Anna Maoffo Mary Costa Jacques D'Amboise Margot Fonteyn Rudolf Nureyev Zizi Jeanmaire Mahalla Jackson Ballet Folklorico of Mexico Yma Sumac Swingle Navy Robert F. Adams Minneapolis Minn Viet Nam

Huk Murders Philippine Officials En Route to Marcos

A mayor and five aides traveling to a law and order conference with President Ferdinand Marcos were killed today by Huk insurgents, with the Philippine constabulary confirming the attack. Names and locations not provided in the report.

Manila Ferdinand E. Marcos Philippine Constabulary

Television Log for Weeknight Schedule Snapshot

TV listings show a dense slate from 5:00 to 11:00 PM with comedies dramas and news. Notable items include Woody Woodpecker Rifleman Leave It To Beaver News News Texan Baseball Athletics Yankees Combat My Mother The Car Daktari Please Don’t Eat The Daisies Hippodrome Dr Kildare McHale’s Navy The Lemon Drop Kid F Troop Petticoat Junction Peyton Place Fugitive CBS News Special Tonight Five Against the House Young Man with a Horn Perry Mason Film Feature Circle of Danger A Lady With out a Passport M Squad Highlights Faith For Our Times Moment of Meditation One Way to Safety Summer Semester Rush Hour Today Farm Facts News Call is Worship Cousin Ken Torey Time News Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy Eye Guess General Hospital Concentration Newlywed Game McCoys Andy Griffith Chain Letter Supermarket Sweep Dick Van Dyke Showdown Dating Game Love of Life Jeopardy Donna Reed continued on Page 3.

Woody Woodpecker Texan Yankees Daktari Hippodrome McHale’s Navy F Troop Petticoat Junction Torey General Hospital Andy Griffith Dick van Dyke Donna Reed

Ottawa Herald subscription rates and press note

Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.

Associated Press

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