04 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
1
William McChesney Martin, head of the Federal Reserve Board, warned of disquieting similarities between current conditions and the 1920s. He urged cautious policy to avoid another great mood downturn, and markets responded with a sharp one day stock decline, reflecting the influence of his independent position.
A critical note on President Johnson's mixed signals to business and labor. The text argues government seeks tax cuts to boost expansion while advancing union-friendly policies that could fuel inflation, questioning the direction of the great society and its economic impact.
A dense TV grid lists shows and films across channels 4 to 513. Notable items include Simon Says Get Married with Girlesky Scientist Charles Fens ton on Channel 9 at 8 p.m. and Pursued with Teresa Wright on Channel 5 at 10:50 p.m. Also highlighted are The Road to Rio on Channel 5 at 12:30 a.m. and Flying Leathernecks on Channel 5 at 10:15 p.m. plus Miss U.S.A. pageant coverage on Channel 513 at 9 p.m. from Miami Beach. The lineup features John Wayne, Katharine Hepburn, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Errol Flynn, and others across multiple networks in a variety of dramas, comedies, and specials.
The Guide Michelin marks hotels and restaurants that ban dogs with a hound’s head symbol crossed by a line, signaling no dogs allowed. Other Paris cafes welcome dogs, reflecting mixed attitudes among proprietors toward canine guests.
A narrator observes Parisian dog culture as dogs dine with owners at sidewalk cafes, sit under tables, and even parade in beauty parlors. The piece notes pampered poodles, bark exchanges with other dogs, and signs of “zest to life” in a society that treats dogs as family members while warning against overindulgence.
Dr Joseph Molner outlines phenylketonuria as an inborn metabolism error where phenylalanine buildup harms the brain. Early detection allows a special low phenylalanine diet with protein replacement to prevent retardation. diet must continue indefinitely to avoid damage. The piece also notes a 25 year ago wedding, a marijuana destruction effort, a hay- pitchfork accident, an appendicitis operation, all from the same column.
A devotional prayer asks God for daily wisdom grace and courage to live nobly and guide others to Christ in the Master's name Amen.
A lengthy TV grid lists daily airings from 5:00 to 12:30 with numerous programs. Highlights include Huckleberry Hound Magilla Gorilla and News at various times, and a mix of Johnny Carson Bob Hope and Westerns alongside features like Dragon Seed and Duel in the Sun. The schedule features sports, movies, religious programs, and children’s cartoons across multiple networks.
East German leader Walter Ulbricht announced a Warsaw conference created a committee to coordinate Communist nations from the Elbe to the Pacific. The development highlighted Cold War era efforts toward continental unity among Socialist states.
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