10 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
1
The piece argues that highway fatalities stem from driver behavior and road hazards more than auto makers. It urges stricter state level licensing enforcement and safer highways, noting pending federal bills to require safety features and higher car costs could raise prices. It cautions against overloading the auto industry with safety mandates without improving local road safety.
A travelogue compares Paris and London after the BEA Trident service cut between them to 40 minutes. It contrasts language, customs, policing, drinking hours, architecture, and daily life, noting Paris remains carefree while London appears restrained and refined. The piece highlights cafe culture, street life, and evolving skylines in both cities.
Dear Dr Molner addresses a reader concern about whether a kidney infection can cause temporary sterility and if sterility can be corrected. He explains kidneys and reproductive system are separate, tests should determine current sterility, acknowledges temporary sterility can occur, and notes treatment depends on root cause. He then answers a reader about sinus infections, nose drops, and urgent medical care for hearing and sinus issues, advising specialist evaluation.
A devotional prayer invoking the Holy Spirit for guidance and blessing. The speaker thanks God for care and provision, requests blessing in all actions, and asks for glory to the Master.
A 25 year historical note recalls Howard Bridwell opening a dental laboratory in the Underwood building. Bankers Ralph Hanes and Perry Burrows attended a Lawrence clinic, while Kenneth Harris took a teaching post in Keenesburg Colorado. A 50 year item mentions Julia Walsh recovering from erysipelas illness as Pastime theatre shows Tillie's Punctured Romance with Chaplin Dressler and Normand.
A dense listing of TV schedules from morning through night detailing program names such as Magilla Gorilla Yogi Bear Perry Mason Gomer Pyle and Johnny Carson along with times many featuring crime drama westerns game shows and movies. The page reads as an OCR garble with scattered numbers and stray punctuation but preserves a dense roster of programs and air times across the day.
Colleges require more classrooms facilities and teachers to educate leaders for America. Growth in higher education must keep pace with population rise to nurture responsible leaders who can manage resources at home and advance national interests abroad. Public service note by Advertising Council and others.
AP News Analyst James Marlow argues Johnson shifts from domestic focus to foreign policy as Vietnam involvement grows. He notes initial limited aims expanded to broader U.S. roles, questioning Johnson plans versus events and pondering future use of force in other crises.
Ottawa Herald lists rates for trade area and outside area by month quarter half year and year. Robert B. Wellington is Editor and Publisher. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news rights.
TV guide lists channels with a mix of dramas comedies and documentaries. Highlights include Daniel Boone at 6 30 p m on Channel 4 a medical drama on Channel 4 at 7 30 p m and a nature history program on Channel 9 at 9 p m with films and star names such as Cyd Charisse Steve Cochran and Hedy Lamarr across multiple channels.
June 10 1965 marks the 161st day of the year with 204 remaining. Notable events include Mussolini's Italy declaring war on France and Britain and Roosevelt condemning the act with a dagger metaphor. Also Dutch soldiers reached Manhattan Island in 1610. World’s Fair in 1939 hosted King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The Gestapo destroyed Lidice in 1942. Roosevelt signed the pay chest young tax bill in 1943. Eisenhower received the Order of Victory in 1945.
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