Ottawa Herald item page two description
The Ottawa Herald's Saturday July 30 1966 page two presents a compact newspaper page with local notices, brief items, and community notes typical of a mid twentieth century Midwest publication.
30 Jul 1966
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1966
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald's Saturday July 30 1966 page two presents a compact newspaper page with local notices, brief items, and community notes typical of a mid twentieth century Midwest publication.
The piece notes virtue is scarce in politics with examples from a Kansas district. It cites a Democratic congressional candidate answering on Taft Hartley repeal then dodging Right To Work questions, and Senatorial candidate Robert Ellsworth attacking postal waste in Southeast Kansas. The editorial laments late primary mail and partisan tactics.
The piece notes a government printing office brochure batch sent under Rep Ellsworth free franking. Rep Garner Shriver pushes veteran pension liberalization while aligning with the President on budget restraint. Wichita city notes appear via Chamber of Commerce, and county cars display tax themed plates in Sedgwick County.
A Bohemia Grove reader writes from California describing a redwood sapling like a symbol of blessings and counting himself not among the exclusive 400 invited to the LBJ daughter’s wedding to Pat Nugent. The note alludes to attending with a suit pending cleaning.
A quirky column critiques a White House wedding plan with lavish gowns and gifts. It contrasts dress and decor with war casualties in Vietnam, mocks televised pomp, and notes the author was not invited while predicting fashion and media excess. The piece ends with the bride's dresser in focus.
A column debunks the idea that thinness insulates nerves and links fat layers to nerve protection, clarifying that emotional tension is not governed by body fat. It explains nerves and their fat sheaths are unrelated to under or overweighing, and excess food won’t fix nervousness. It also answers a reader question about virgin pregnancy, stating pregnancy is possible if a sperm reaches an ovum, and emphasizes chastity as prudent. The piece also recalls older community notes and a prayer.
A dense listing of TV and radio programming across Saturday and Sunday, detailing movie titles such as Mr Hex Strike Up the Band and Thunderbirds, public affairs shows, sports, church programs, and entertainment segments with times from early morning to late night. The schedule includes many named programs, networks, and performers, reflecting a full weekend grid with recurring features like News Weather Sports Lassie Bonanza Ed Sullivan Captain Kangaroo and general audience fare across genres.
Washington AP opponents seek to shelve the truth in packaging bill while supporters push to keep it moving. Rep. Harley Staggers notes surprising opposition as hearings weigh clear labeling and limits on product weights. The measure, aimed at informed consumer choices, faces internal clashes over multiple weight limits and promotions rules.
Ottawa Herald lists address and editor Robert B. Wellington. It details daily publication, mail subscription rates for trade area and outside, including one month to one year terms, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 15.00, and notes AP membership and exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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