20 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
1
Ottawa City Commission discussed a bill before Congress to fund a study of a transmission line from the Southwestern Power Administration into Kansas via Coffeyville through Ottawa to Kansas City. Supported by several city utilities, it faces opposition from private power companies. The measure has been proposed before and carries arguments on both sides.
The article contrasts public and private power roles, arguing whether cities should build a line to buy peak power from the SPA or rely on private facilities. It questions the socialist versus private enterprise stance and whether municipal plants should procure peak needs from private sources.
The Supreme Court ruled that city health and building inspectors must secure search warrants before entering a man's home despite objections. If protests arise, inspectors must obtain a warrant from a neutral magistrate, as the court noted under the current system.
A speaker rebukes Supreme Court permission for search and intrusion limits while describing constant doorbell rings and telemarketing. The piece portrays the nuisance of unsolicited visits, prizes, fundraisers, and sales as a critique of the reach of authority into private life.
A dense OCR style listing of TV programs for Tuesday and Wednesday including titled shows, times, channels, and recurring names like Wells Fargo Truth or Consequences and Peyton Place alongside sports and news segments. It mixes program titles with stray characters and unclear punctuation, reflecting a scanned newspaper TV log.
A health column outlines a complete vaccination timetable from 3 months through adulthood, detailing diphtheria tetanus pertussis polio measles smallpox and tuberculin tests, with booster guidance and school-entry expectations. It emphasizes boosters every five years and notes provisions for travel and special vaccines while advising medical modification when needed.
Twenty five years ago Miss Martha Swords of 116 S Oak collected 100 dollars for her autograph at the Plaza theater last night. Fifty years ago Miss Mabel Morsbach took a nursing post at the state Osawatomie institution.
A devotional line prayer urging constant intercession for others, asking spiritual strength for those in need and growth in faith. It thanks God for souls redeemed and lives renewed through earnest prayers of friends and believers, offered in the Master's name.
James Pearson reports on rapid Middle East developments and calls for a ceasefire, recognition of Israel, free passage to the Gulf of Aqaba, access to the Suez Canal, and international aid to address refugees. Larry Winn argues Israel gains leverage, negotiations require face to face talks, UN mediation, and a UN Emergency Force to uphold terms.
Hollywood AP profile of Robert Culp 36, star of I Spy. He rejects labels and admits he is not a natural award winner while reflecting on emmys, Cosby, and his stance on racial prejudice. He discusses writing, acting, and his guarded view of fame during a year with Emmy buzz.
Soviet Premier Kosygin walked out during Abba Eban's UN General Assembly reply marking the first sour note in the Arab Israeli debate. Kosygin left to keep a prior appointment, a moment seen on television as Moscow pressures amid a tense exchange over Israel's actions and war damages. Eban delivered a sharp, document-backed speech listing Egyptian and Soviet threats and military aid to Egypt, while President Johnson outlined peace ideas on television.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays with subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and uses AP news dispatches.
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