The Medicare Onslaught Impacts Ottawa Area 1966
Editorial notes the July 1 start of Medicare under federal sponsorship for 65 plus, predicts a hospital demand surge of 50 percent or more, cites Dr. Edward Henderson and the AMA on bed and staff shortages, and discusses Ransom Memorial Hospital’s readiness and potential national buildout and subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Henderson
American Geriatrics Society
U.S. News and World Report
Henderson
American Medical Association News
Social Security
Robert Ball
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Expo 67 to Open in Montreal for Six Month Fair
The Montreal Chamber of Commerce foresees a landmark event as Expo 67 prepares to open next April for a six month world fair. The Canadian exposition aims to draw visitors from across the country and around the world, boosting the city’s profile and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Chamber of Commerce
Expo 67 Exposition Sets Grand Montreal Ambitions
Montreal wagers big on Expo 67 a world fair with cultural emphasis and government backing. Public transit and road projects race to be ready for anticipated crowds as nations prepare pavilions amid planless grounds. Passports to Expo 67 sale and hotel literature flood guests, with urban upgrades promised regardless of financial outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treal
Montreal
New York
International Organization
St. Lawrence
Preventive Medicine and Health Tips for Daily Life
A column on basic health rules emphasis sane diet fresh air exercise rest and timely treatment. A twist of local incidents reports a car rollover near Wilson street viaduct with minimal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stowe
Alberta
Wilson Street
US Uses Wait And See Attitude For Chinese
James Marlow analyzes US policy toward Communist China as a guessing game aimed at containing Beijing. He notes internal purges, Maoist fanaticism, and a skeptical outlook on reform, warning that younger leaders may not alter core aggression or anti-Western stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Red China
Asia
Ten To
People’s Daily
China Mains
Mao
Stalin
Russia
West
United States
Europe
Rusk
China
Penking
Bob Hope Series Tries Spin Off
NBCs Bob Hope Theatre presented Guilty or Not Guilty a one shot drama that hinted at a potential series. The plot centered on a mugging and a vigilante tenant with a young assistant district attorney played by Richard Beymer and Robert Ryan as the lead. The show introduced a widower with teenage children and a steady girlfriend signaling future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
Bob Hope Theatre
Robert Ryan
Richard Beymer
E.G. Marshall
the Defenders
Robert Reed
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
FBI
Goman
Richard Brooks
Ryan
Pippa Scott
Miss Scott
Barbara Hale
Joanna Barnes
O’brien
CHS
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1965
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday with 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 one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 5.00, one year 15.00. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc stating AP rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Associated Press
Television Log Dense Nightly Schedule Snapshot
A sprawling TV grid lists daytime and late night programming with numerous shows, movies, sports, and news blocks. It includes Yogi Bear, Leave It To Beaver, The Rifleman, News, Weather, sports, dramas like Peyton Place, Captain Kangaroo, General Hospital, The Edg e of Night, soap operas, game shows, westerns, comedies, and feature films across channels and times, reflecting a bustling broadcast lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifleman
Texan
Daniel Boone
Batman
Munsters
Laredo
Henry Phyfe
Mickie Finn
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Boots Malone
Kansa
D. A
The
Atlantic
Kene Torey
Captain Kang
General Hospital
Concentration
McCoys
Andy Griffith
Paradise Bay
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Arlene Dahl
Mike Douglas
Torey and Friends
Three Stooges
Orioles
Eldtoria
Camp Runamuck
Flintstones
Tammy
Hank
Hogan's Heroes
London Palladium
Addams Family
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Mr. Roberts
Bewitched
Man From
U.N.C.L.E
Cheyenne
FBI
Costly Strike Threatens Britain's Economy
Britain's National Institute of Economic and Social Research estimates the 17 day old national transport strike costs the economy about 56 million dollars per month in trade and earnings. The study warns a two week extension could endanger the balance of payments and marks the first independent assessment of the strike's impact.
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London
Britain
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
The
Institute
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van E. Roush
Princeton
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L.C
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W.J
Mrs. A.B
Christ
Dean Rusk
Mao Tzeetung
Bob Hope
CBS
ABC
Thuessay
Ron
al Bata
Jerry Bresser
Pamavision
Robert Carroll Citcum
Mulberry
Hollywood
Westinghouse
Reznor
Phil Hart
Harold Stewart
People’s National Bank
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