27 Jul 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1966
Page
1
In Kansas City an ordinance would require riders of motorcycles and scooters to wear crash helmets amid a nationwide rise in bike fatalities. An insurance firm reports cycle deaths climbed from about 700 in 1961 to 1,100 in 1964, as the number of cycles grew from roughly 600,000.
The article notes a surge in motorcycle use. over 1.3 million in the past year and a growing cycle craze. It emphasizes that riders must follow car rules, while hinting at possible new proficiency requirements due to rising fatalities.
A vivid profile of Greeley’s civic scene led by Monfort the beef king with a high efficiency packing plant and feed operation. The piece notes sugar beets and potatoes as local staples, water shortages amid summer strain, a growing campus at Colorado State College, a reformed Elks scene, and a thriving business district with six banks and a country club.
Dear Dr Moliner advises that pool chlorine often triggers sneezing and nasal irritation after swimming. Learn to breathe with the mouth and exhale through the nose. nose drops and clips are not helpful. The guidance stresses temporary nuisance, not danger, and promotes proper breathing for swimmers.
A three headed ear of corn was brought to town by J T Lawson, Pomona, and displayed in the Herald office window this morning. Also noted is a 50 year ago item: J W Gilliland is building a modern five room cottage at 421 Oak street with G W Van Camp in charge. A biblical prayer closes the fragment.
A dense schedule listing numerous shows across channels including Rocky and Friends, Leave It To Beaver, Rifleman, News, Weather, Sports, and numerous comedies and dramas. The log also notes film titles such as Holiday For Lovers and Time Bomb along with classic programs like Andy Griffith Show and I Love Lucy.
President Johnson signed a $540 million annual federal pay raise, the fifth in four years, starting July 1. While clerical and lower-level staff see pay near private industry, top grades lag with top professional grade 15 averaging 19,371 versus industry 22,708. The five raises lifted average pay but gaps persist at the high end.
Hollywood report with Pat Crowley discussing her role as a mother of four and a big dog in Please Don't Eat the Daisies. She argues upstaging is rare on TV, praises child and animal contributions, and notes cut editors remove distracting moments.
On this day in 1922 the United States extended diplomatic recognition to Albania Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. In 1943 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill hailed the downfall of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly and yearly prices and higher outside rates. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes AP news dispatches are exclusive to local publication.
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