Ottawa Herald June 7, 1966 Page Two item
Daily page two of the Ottawa Herald from June 7 1966. No readable article text available for a proper summary.
07 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
1
Daily page two of the Ottawa Herald from June 7 1966. No readable article text available for a proper summary.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke to about 12,000 graduates and guests in Manhattan, praising the generation as the finest in history. He received an honorary degree and urged duty to country, while critiquing the books and beatniks shaping youth. Six Airmen were mentioned during his remarks.
A reflective piece notes graduates facing a dangerous world with real tragedies including a fatal crash near Salina and a rising toll in Kansas. It contrasts space milestones by Gene Cernan with public health advances in Washington DC and ends with cautious encouragement to graduates to improve on current conditions.
The United States stands as the last major western nation without universal health care and the medicare plan is viewed as a small timid step. Debates focus on whether Medicare marks a broad shift toward public health reform or a limited public policy move.
The author argues for early child welfare investments and junior Medicare, citing Harper's piece on America's weak prenatal care, high infant mortality, and dental neglect. Sweden's free maternity clinics, nurse support, and free birth costs are highlighted as a model, advocating broader access to preventive health care for children and future generations.
A reader asks if post stroke personality changes are common and how long hospitalization lasts for varicose vein surgery. The doctor says mood shifts can occur and patience is needed, notes brain areas affecting personality, and that surgery typically requires a few days in hospital with quick mobilization.
Ottawa Herald lists address at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher Rates shown for trade area by mail include 1 month 1.00 3 months 3.00 6 months 5.00 and 1 year 9.00 Rates outside trade area by mail are 1 month 1.50 3 months 4.25 6 months 8.00 and 1 year 15.00 The Associated Press is credited for local news and AP dispatches.
James Marlow examines the Meredith shooting on a Mississippi highway as a symbol of American barbarism and fear for Negroes traveling Mississippi. The incident bolsters support for federal civil rights legislation, prompting reflection on who may participate in democracy and fears of violent backlashes.
Cynthia Lowry notes Summer Music Hall on NBC offers freshness and energy with John Davidson as host and several promising acts including The King Cousins and Richard Pryor. The show strays into standard variety form with guest interviews and familiar spots. Space mission coverage and The Anti-Americans program are also highlighted as strong network efforts.
A Port Washington AP column by Joe Wing argues that owning an old wooden sloop requires effort each spring to restore its condition, while fiberglass boats seem maintenance light. He notes fiberglass still needs care, and some owners enlist wives to help with chores, but old wooden boats attract dedicated dreamers who enjoy the labor.
New York AP reports the Viet Nam war is shaping business planning with May growth slackening while June may see a faster summer pace. The National Association of Purchasing Agents survey shows over half perceive a current impact, with some sales gains and widespread shortages, higher costs, and delivery delays expected to influence the economy amid inflation risk and possible recession.
A dense prime time schedule lists channels NBC CBS and ABC with a long string of program titles and times from afternoon through late night including Woody Woodpecker Rifleman Leave It To Beaver News Texan and many classic shows. The guide includes sports movies dramas comedies game shows and news blocks with multiple interleaved airings and placeholders.
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