27 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
1
Editorial overview and commentary from the Ottawa Herald on page two dated Monday June 27 1966. The brief item summarizes local civic issues and public sentiment with opinions on community affairs and policy directions. The piece reflects mid sixties editorial tone and regional concerns.
Kansas senators urge bigger wheat acreage allotments to balance rising production with price protection. They argue reserves must be maintained to meet Indian and global hungry demand, warning the blend price could fall below parity. Proposals include reserve levels per major commodity to curb price manipulation and ensure stable supplies.
A family plans a June 19 Father’s Day feast and gifts but mishaps abound. Breakfast via in bed coffee spill, a tossed necktie, and a teapot cover. a table reservation leads to a vanished car and a 50 mile date. Bills arrive with no budget, forcing vacation curtailment and a future business trip escape.
A reader asks why a six month old spits up milk and sometimes vomits. Dr Molner notes weight gain is a positive sign and most spitting is from swallowing air or food allergies. Serious causes like pyloric stenosis are unlikely if nourishment is adequate and the baby is content.
On this date June 2 1966 events include FBI chief J Edgar Hoover announcing the arrest of eight German saboteurs believed landed by submarine. Other noted items cover Washington execution in 1776, telegraph link for Boston and New York in 1847, color TV demo in 1929, 1940 GOP nominations, Korean War aerial shot in 1950, Eisenhower’s $33 billion trade bill a decade earlier, AMA endorsement of Sabin vaccine, and Steve Cochran's death aboard a Pacific schooner.
New York AP column outlines personality signals from pant color choices and style tendencies. It cites Emanuel Rosenblatt on red for athletes yellow for egotists orange for convivials purple for cultural, plus other light anecdotes on moonlighting, brain development, whiskey aging, education dropout rates, crow luring with owls, and pilot salary trends.
The ad lists daily newspaper details from Cedar with publication notes, editor Robert B. Wellington, and subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area by month, three months, six months, and one year, plus language about Associated Press rights and exclusive local news use.
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