25 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
1
A Missouri lawyer named Francis complains about a Medicare identification card misclassifying his sex as female. He uses humor and satire to argue the Great Society’s computer program misreads gender, citing personal anecdotes and literary references to argue for accurate records.
A physician explains Bell's palsy as neuritis of a facial nerve branch not affecting the brain. It causes partial facial paralysis, is not life threatening or contagious, and has no known cure. Treatment focuses on support, physiotherapy, heat, massage, and occasional electrostimulation, with most patients recovering over time.
A dense listing of day and night programs across genres. Includes movies such as Bowery to Bagdad and Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, various sports and talk shows, religious programs, comedies, and news blocks scattered through the day from early morning to late night. Numerous channel blocks reference specific times and titles, with repeated notes on sports events and variety showcases.
On June 25, 1815 Napoleon delivered farewell address before exile to St Helena. In 1798 Congress passed the Alien and Sedition Acts. In 1876 Gen Custer and 7th Cavalry massacred at Little Bighorn. In 1934, 16 million on U S relief rolls. Broadcast listings follow through late night programs and movies.
Ottawa Herald notes subscription rates for trade and non trade areas and lists historical timelines. Ten years ago a British air liner crash killed 32 in northern Nigeria. Five years ago Iraq claimed Kuwait after Britain relinquished its protectorate. One year ago U N Charter anniversary ceremonies saw President Johnson urge peace talks.
The author laments coming sonic booms from faster than sound planes, arguing the majority will bear the noise to speed travel. He warns it may be sold as patriotic progress while disturbing daily life, with tests by the air force and space agency to find acceptable flight profiles. Ear plugs become a grim solace for the quiet-averse public.
Kansas National Guardsmen will cut training to 58 drill days per year after seven months of increased activity. Brig. Gen. Breidenthal announced the adjustment for units in the 69th Brigade following summer camp testing and successful completion of combat readiness requirements at Fort Riley.
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