Ottawa Herald Page Two Highlights June 16 1965
Midweek Ottawa Herald page highlights June 16 1965 cover local briefs and notices. Contains community items, brief updates, and upcoming events for Ottawa and surrounding area with era regional tone and concise summaries.
Editorial Boondoggle Sparks Toll Road Feasibility Study
The Kansas Turnpike Authority funds a feasibility study costing over 20000 to link Southeast Kansas with Wichita and Kansas City and to connect Wichita to Hays via Hutchinson. Critics note the ETA delays I 35 completion Ottawa to Emporia to protect tolls, arguing highways should be all toll or free and questioning the value of more turnpikes as Ottawa and Emporia remain tied by an obsolete road.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas City
Hays
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Emporia
Grosvenor Square Through War to Peace in London
The author recalls Grosvenor Square 21 years after D-Day noting the wartime bustle of barrage balloons and American staffs vanish into a quiet embassy district. Roosevelt statue remains a focal point with pigeons and fading tulips, while the new American embassy and bronze eagle symbolize lasting U S presence in a rebuilt space.
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London
Eisenhowerplatz
Grosvenor Square
Perimenter
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Why does an eight year old cry out at night with pain
Reader asks about recurring abdominal cramps fever headaches and dizziness in a child. Dr Molner notes many possibilities from epilepsy stomach or bowel disorders to infection kidney issues or sinus problems. He suggests diagnostic tests and careful evaluation but cautions no single conclusion without a doctor’s assessment.
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Mother
Peck-Crotts families mark milestone and notices
Auld Lang Syne items note Harlan Peck wedding plans in St. Louis on October 16, 1939, with Beatrice Martin as former. Vertus L Crotts celebrate 25th anniversary with a family picnic. Ollie Baxter begins three week vacation from Davenport millinery job. City mass meeting approves Main Street river passage widening. Mrs. W G Saunders and son Gordon of Lawrence visit Ottawa friends.
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Harlan Peck
St. Louis
Peck
Beatrice Martin
Johnson Faces Situation Truman Had In Korea
James Marlow analyzes how presidents confront undeclared wars like Korea and Viet Nam. He notes Truman fired MacArthur over escalation plans, Taft’s constitutional objections, and how Johnson seeks peace talks while bombing North Vietnam. The piece compares congressional criticism, party dynamics, and the risk of wider conflict.
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Johnson
Truman
Korea
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Asia
Douglas MacArthur
China
Trueman
United Nations
Sen
Robert A
Taft
Ohio
Europe
South Viet Nam
North
Congress
Maca Arthur
U.S
Red
Sen. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
MacArthur
North Korea
TV Highlights Schedule For Virginian And Channel Lineup
TV Highlights include Virginian on Channel 4 at 6 30 p m The Stallion features Randy pursuing an escaped wild thoroughbred from a brutal man named Slaughter Then Channel 4 8 p m The Caddy Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin Burke's Law Channel 9 8 30 p m Merlin the Great dies during a stunt at a magician convention A coffin submersion ends in a fatal bullet wound Invi tation stars Van Johnson Dorothy McGuire Channel 5 10 15 p m Wet backs features Nancy Gates John Hoyt Lloyd Bridges Channel 13 11 p m Harry Charlie Harry with Leon Errol Mildred Coles Channel 5 12 10 p m Angel and the Badman stars John Wayne Harry Carey
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Channel 9
Merlin the Great
Merlin
Channel 5
van Johnson
Dorothy McGuire
Nancy Gates
John Hoyt
Lloyd Bridges
Channel
Harry
Charlie
Leon Errol
Mildred Coles
Angel and
the Badman
John Wayne
Harry Carey
Torey and Friends
Mickey Mouse Club
Woody Woodpecker
Texan
Virginian
Fugitive
Patty Duke
Eye On Kansas City
Beverly Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
Detectives
Johnny Carson
Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
Cedar Daily News billing and subscription rates
The Cedar Daily News lists subscription prices for trade and outside areas. Rates include 1 month for 1.00, 3 months 3.00, 6 months 5.00, and 9.00 per year within trade area. outside trade area 1 month 1.50, 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8.00, and 15.00 per year. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher.
Today in History Lincoln accepts Republican Senate nomination
Today is June 16, 1965. On this date in 1858, Abraham Lincoln accepted the Republican nomination for senator from Illinois. In his acceptance speech he stated a house divided against itself cannot stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
House
Television Log Brims With Classic Shows and Late Night Movies
A dense TV schedule lists daytime and prime time offerings across many networks. Notable items include The Little Princess and Tarzan Finds a Son, plus frequent cartoons like Mickey Mouse Club and Woody Woodpecker, and talk shows with Johnny Carson and Jack Paar.
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Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Wells Fargo
International Showtime
Rawhide
Flintstones
Farmer’s Daughter
Cara Williams
Addams Family
Jack Benny
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Slattery
Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa Herald
Editorial
Joseph G. Molner
T. Y
Vertus L Crotts
Ollie Baxter
Davenport
Main Street
W. G. Saunders
Gordon of
Lawerence
Harry S. Truman
Channel 4
Randy
Slaughter
Jerry Lewis
Dean Marstin
Robert B. Wellington
Henry Penny Golden Brown
Williams
S. Main
David R. Dodge
Fontana
Burt Kirk ‘Douglas
Hal Wallis
X. Corral
Stati
General Hospital
Jack LaLanne
Andy Griffith
Rebus
McCoys
Carry
Old Virginny
James A. Bland
Flushing, N.Y
Claudia Cardinal
Rita Hayworth
Nolan
Smith
Philip Yordan
Michael Waszynski
Henry Hathaway
Dimitri Tiomkin
Ben Hecht
Julian Halevy
James Edward Grant Cholas Ray
Samuel Bronston
Technirama
Road Runner
Speed ‘Gonzales
Fechricolgr
Warner Ards