Editorial Aftermath Of Flood In Ottawa Calls For A Second River Bridge
Readers review weekend flood along Marais des Cygnes as gates on Main street closed by city rule. The dike system prevented river entry, Pomona reservoir limited floods, Melvern would help further, and a second bridge near K-68 is urged along with federal funds and state highway support.
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Main Street
Ottawa
Marais Des Cygnes
Corps of Engineers
Pomona
Melvern
Washington
State Highway Department
Supreme Court 1964 65 term broadens rights and upholds limits
The Supreme Court during the 1964 65 term expanded individual rights in criminal trials by affirming right to confront witnesses and face them in court, guaranteeing counsel, and limiting comment to juries when defendants refuse to testify. It overturned Estes a televised trial ruling while upholding protections against coerced testifying and reaffirmed reapportionment and civil rights rulings, including public accommodations and voting rights, but avoided major new religion or politics rulings. The term also allowed employer lockouts in labor disputes while restricting anti union actions and preserving free speech protections against libel with reckless disregard for truth.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
California Supreme Court
U.S
House of Representatives
State Department
Cuba
Louisiana
Television Schedule Log From Early Evening To Late Night
A dense OCR style list of TV programs and times across a full broadcast day. It catalogs shows like Woody Woodpecker, News, Texan, Combat, Petticoat Junction, Peyton Place, and many others, with irregular time stamps and multiple repeats including movies, game shows, and religious broadcasts.
Versailles Visit and Malmaison Dream Drive
The article praises a lunch at Coq Hardi Bougival with terraces and blossoms, then contrasts Malmaison with Versailles. It notes Napoleon and Josephine, Malmaison’s homey charm, and Versailles as a vast, overwhelming monument. The writer muses converting Versailles into a hotel to ease Paris’s room shortage.
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Paris
Coq Hardi
Bougival
France
Napoleon
Malmaison
Josephine
Bonaparte
Versailles
Louis XIV
Palace of
Convulsions in Children Explained by Dr Molner
A reader asks about fevers and convulsions in a 16 month old. Dr Molner explains fever convulsions are common under age two, usually outgrow them by age two, and outlines first aid like tepid baths or holding the child. Occasional convulsions beyond two may signal other causes such as low calcium or infections.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and press notes
Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area with monthly and yearly options. Publisher Robert B Wellington is noted with Associated Press notice on exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt notes offer peace help aided Russo-Japanese end
On June 8, 1905 President Theodore Roosevelt sent notes to Japan and Russia offering to assist in peace negotiations. The outreach contributed to the Portsmouth Conference that ended the Russo-Japanese War. Also noted: five years earlier Argentina demanded Israel return Adolf Eichmann. one year ago Khrushchev and Tito met in Leningrad.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
N.H
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Leningrad
TV Highlights and Late Night Listings
Channel 9 6:30 p.m. Operation Fly Trap shows Saunders men capturing a German field HQ and preparing a reception for a returning Nazi colonel. Channel 9 7:30 p.m. Billy Graham Crusade features The World on Fire with Honolulu police chief Dan Liu. Kawaiahao Church Choir sings Praise God All Ye People. Channel 4 8:30 p.m. Half Angel stars Cecil Kellaway and Basil Rathbone with Doctors and Nurses. Channel 5 9 p.m. The Suspect is a two‑part drama by Art Wallace. Channel 5 10:15 p.m. Ride the Pink Horse with Thomas Gomer and Wanda Hendrix. Channel 9 10:45 p.m. Eye Witness with Robert Montgomery and Patricia Wayne. Channel 13 11 p.m. Two O'clock Courage stars Tom Conway and Ann Rutherford. Channel 5 12:10 a.m. Thunder Afloat features Wallace Beery and Chester Morris.
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Woody Woodpecker
Bugs Bunny
Texan
Weather
Mr. Novak
Joey Bishop
Red Skelton
the Louvre
Billy Graham Crusade
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Billy Graeham Crusade
Tycoon
Eye Witness
Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
Billy Graham
Channel 9
Graham
Honolulu
Dan Liu
Kawaiahao
Channel 4
Angel
Cecil Kellaway
Basil Ragsdale
Doctors—Nurses
Channel 5
Art Wallace
Tazinski
Thomas Goemer
Wanda Hendrix
Robert Montgomery
Patricia Wayne
Channel 13
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