Ottawa Herald Page Two notices and items
Local page two from the June 22 1965 Ottawa Herald presents brief items and notices. Readable content highlights community notices, columns, and brief updates typical of a mid century local newspaper.
22 Jun 1965
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
1
Local page two from the June 22 1965 Ottawa Herald presents brief items and notices. Readable content highlights community notices, columns, and brief updates typical of a mid century local newspaper.
The Congress moves to cut federal sales taxes by almost five billion annually, with phased reductions over three years. Gasoline, liquor, cigarettes, and air transport would bear future levies, but air travel tax remains, defended as sin tax while others face broad approval and tradition.
A couple returns home to domestic banter about pounds, scales in disarray, and a new diet plan. The wife vows to start after lunch with friends, while the husband teases about his weight and Paris desserts, ending with the adage that there’s no place like home.
In addressing glaucoma mothers questions, the article explains that glaucoma does not always cause blindness if caught early. Pressure testing is simple with tonometer instruments, and treatment aims to keep eye pressure down to save sight. Treatments include medication, diet, weight control, rest, stress management, and sometimes surgery to equalize pressure.
The item recalls 25 years ago when Mr Frank Carlson of 320 Willow celebrated a birthday with a cablegram from his Sweden-based mother three brothers and a sister. It also notes a marriage license issued to L Tracy Clement Jr and Trenna Marie Goodwin from Ottawa. A separate 50 year ago note mentions Miss Ruby Fowler and Charles Motter’s church wedding.
A devotional prayer asks God to teach love toward Him and toward neighbors as oneself in Jesus name Amen. It echoes a biblical command from Matthew 19 19.
James Marlow reflects on the 1945 birth of the United Nations in San Francisco, noting initial hope and unity among Allied powers. He recalls the creation of the UN Charter, the veto power within the Security Council, and the enduring but fading optimism as 20 years pass with 110 vetoes and ongoing global tensions.
The Cedar in Ottawa Kansas lists its mailing details, editor Robert B Wellington, with subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and asserts AP news content rights.
Adios the famed harness racing stud near death at 25 due to circulatory breakdown. The sire of many champions, his immediate offspring have earned over 14.5 million dollars in purses. his condition was not expected to improve.
A dense listing depicts a full day of television across NBC CBS ABC and Channel lines. It outlines numerous programs from Woody Woodpecker News Texan Weather and Combat to Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke and The Crimson Kimono with varied time slots and channel pairings.
Hollywood program on Channel 4 at 6:30 p.m. traced the star system with Henry Fonda and featured The Great Lovers Valentino and Boyer Tough Guys Bogart and Cagney. Talent Scouts on Channel 5 13 at 7:30 p.m. hosts 12 week summer showcase hosted by Art Linkletter. Petticoat Junction on Channel 5 13 at 8:30 p.m. follows Betty Jo and a dog. Fugitive on Channel 9 at 9 p.m. features Detour on a Road Going Noe Where with Lee Bowman. Banner Line on Channel 9 at 10:15 p.m. stars Keefe Brasselle and Sally Forrest. Casablanca on Channel 13 at 11 p.m. Bogart and Rains. Two Thoroughbreds on Channel 5 at 12:10 p.m. stars James Lydon and Joan Brodel. Two Guys from Texas on Channel 5 features Jack Carson and Dorothy Malone.
Key events span six decades with Joe Louis’s 1937 world title win, Nazi invasion of Russia in 1941, the 1946 first jet propelled mail flights, Robert Stevens’s 194? resignation as Secretary of the Army, a 195? space milestone of piggyback satellites, and Khrushchev’s cool Sweden arrival a year ago.
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