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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
2
The FCC, by unanimous vote, requires radio and TV stations to provide some free time for anti smoking programs under the fairness doctrine. The decision unsettles broadcasters who fear loss of advertiser support and questions how far the rule will be pushed. It also raises doubts about how generic drug advertising might be treated under similar requirements.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a highly sectionalized bathroom setup with a pitcher and bowl on a bedroom stand, a wooden tub moved to the kitchen on Saturday nights, and a twoholer in the home.
The excerpt recalls home bathroom evolution from indoor plumbing to tiled rooms, linoleum, and pastel fixtures. It notes the rise of wall to wall carpeting over tile, with a push for matching carpeted toilet components, and predicts further decor cycles driven by interior designers.
Readers share tips for swallowing pills with applesauce or toast mash, and note water tricks. The column covers smoking cessation claims, pregnancy timing, Caesarean delivery possibilities, male fertility clues, varicose vein care with stockings, and managing salt in canned vegetables for diabetics with heart disease.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Jacob returned from a vacation to Estes Park and visited at his brother Arthur Jacob's home. Fifty years ago Postmaster A P Elder planned to depart for Evansville Indiana to attend the National Plumbers convention.
A short devotional passage thanks God for the Bible and asks for guidance and understanding while reading. It prays that readers may know God’s love and be equipped for good works, concluding in the name of the Master.
AP News Analyst James Marlow argues the Warren Court liberalized American life through cautious yet decisive actions from desegregation to reapportionment and expanded rights. It faced entrenched interests, kept pace with social change, and defended individual rights by interpreting a flexible Constitution rather than rigidly aging rules. The piece defends ongoing judicial reform as essential to progress.
A dense list of TV slots from 5:00 PM to 1:35 AM shows various programs. Entries include Leave It To Beaver, Wells Fargo, Truth or Consequences, The Avengers, Hogan's Heroes, The Time Tunnel, Get Smart, Mission Impossible, Gunsmoke, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Mummy's Hand and other films, news summaries, weather forecasts, and multiple movie titles across channels and time blocks. The guide reflects a packed lineup with many prime time and late night programs.
Hollywood coverage outlines Father’s Day on The Dating Game with Groucho Marx Melinda and three unknown fathers ABC 7 30 EDT. Also Queen Pageant finalists from all 50 states NBC 10 EDT and Sam Snead discusses golf. CBS Look Up and Live features Lester Pearson 9 30. CBS Reports Kennedy profile 10 pm EDT. Sports and variety offerings include The Family Game NBC 11 30 EDT and aging in America series.
President Johnson may attend a $1,000-a-plate Democratic fundraiser in Austin tonight but Middle East crisis and domestic rail issues could force him to skip the second annual Presidential Ball of the Southwest. Kosygin's UN visit and a congressional fight over rail strike legislation may influence the decision. Sponsors expect about 1,500 guests from five states with bands. spouses enter free if their partner holds a ticket. Johnson also to host Prime Minister Harold Holt of Australia at the LBJ Ranch this weekend.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with rates for trade area and outside area. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and mentions Associated Press membership and exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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