Subsidy Debate Over Eastland Cotton Payments
Senators split over crop subsidies with James Eastland receiving 157930 last year for his cotton plantation. Critics, including John Williams, urge a 10000 cap per farmer, arguing it may harm small farms and require higher payments elsewhere. The piece says a ceiling risks unchanged costs and questions practical limits while noting political and social concerns.
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James Eastland
Mississippi Democrat
Eastland
John Williams
Delaware Republican
Williams
Accra Faces Transition From Colonial Capital to Modern City
Accra Ghana is marked by a mix of modern government buildings and decaying prefab ministries with unpaved streets. The city shows new department stores and a woebegone railroad station as it struggles toward modern planning, while religious diversity is noted and entertainment remains street-level.
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Accra
Ghana
Woebegone
Mongolism and the debate on institutional care
A reader asks about mongoloid infants and the best placement. The writer argues retardation is a spectrum, endorsing institutional care for severely retarded children but supporting home care for moderately retarded ones, noting affections and potential to learn, with religious prayers interwoven.
Republican candidate under consideration for special House seat
Auld Lang Sygne recalls James Dye of Ottawa as a potential Republican in a special election to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Guyer. Fifty years ago Franklin County records show 119 men aged 21 or older since June 5 registered for military service yesterday.
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James Dye
Ottawa
U. S. Guyer
Franklin County
Barriers Against Voters Loom How Safe Are The Others?
In 1968, after the Kennedy assassination, President Johnson ordered the Secret Service to assign protective details to major candidates. The move shifts security norms, as campaigns weigh crowd access against safety, with McCarthy Nixon Rockefeller Wallace Humphrey all covered. TV may gain prominence as a safer, broader campaigning tool.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
Johnson
Secret Service
Good Samaritan
White House
McCarthy
Reepublicans
Richard M. Nixon
New York
TV Viewers Get Full Treatment From Networks
TV audiences received nonstop Kennedy assassination coverage as networks preempted regular programs for hours of live reports. Camera crews tracked the hospital status and investigation updates while anchors and reporters analyzed gun control talk and the President's commission plan amid a nation in shock.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Good Samaritan
Vicetim
ABC
Dick Cavett
Los Angeles
Thomas Redding
Kanedy
CBS
Kennedy Rasport
Johnson
Snapshot syndrome blamed for skewed view of economy
New York reporting notes economists argue poverty looks worse due to snapshot syndrome. They cite six million families in poverty in 1966 or 12.4 percent, with 34.9 percent of Negro families vs 9.9 percent of white families, and remind conditions were harsher in 1959 with about 8.3 million families poor.
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Lems
Eiesenhower
Washington
New York Roundup on Novelty Movie and Book Titles
AP reports a craze for novelty titles in books and films. Authors and studios seek memorable names to attract readers and audiences, often reshaping or shortening titles for marketing. Examples span Marat-Sade, The Fearless Vampires, Pardon Me Sir, Eye Hurting Your Elbow, Who Put the Overalls in Father Murphy's Chowder, Love Ain't Nothing but Sex Misspelled, The Latent Heterosexual, and The Secret Life of an American Wife.
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New York
Asylum of Charenton
Marquis de Sade
MGM
Bob Booker
Richard Frisbie
Father Murphy
Harlan Ellison
Man
Ernest Borneman
Alexander Rose
Paddy Chayefsky
Itpn
Twentieth Century-Fox
Connecticut
Universal
Goforth
Television Log Marathon of Classic Shows and Movies
A dense broadcast log lists TV programs across hours from 5:00 to 12:35, including Leave It To Beaver, Guns for Truth or Consequences, Daniel Boone, Wagon Train, Cimarron Strip, Flying Nun, Bewitched, The Andy Griffith Show, Doctor shows, news, weather, game shows, and feature films such as Portrait Of A Mobster and The Bravados, with multiple network blocks and channel cues. Plans include sports and cultural programs, a mix of C and non-C classifications, and a heavy schedule of public affairs and entertainment across daytime into late night.
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Today
Farm Facts
Caravan
Spotlight
News
Beverly Hillbillies
Captain Kangaroo
Torey
Jack LaLanne
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Concentration
Andy Griffith
Personality
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood Squares
Mike Douglas
Marshal Dillon
Kansas
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Rights
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday with subscription rates for trade area by mail. Rates are 1 month 1.00, 3 months 3.00, 6 months 5.50, 1 year 10.00. Outside trade area rates are 1 month 1.50, 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8.00, 1 year 15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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