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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
1
The piece argues the Viet Nam war will raise home costs as more than 2,000 doctors join the armed forces, straining civilian medicine. It cites doctor shortages, Medicare and preventive care pressure, and questions if all serving physicians are needed, urging a joint AMA military review.
In the 1930s it was believed the United States would peak around 1975 at 160 million, but forecasters have faded. A heat wave last August put the population over 195 million and the 200 million mark is projected to be reached in the spring of next year, signaling a faster growth trajectory.
A fragmentary editorial argues on population growth, aging, urban expansion, and race shifts. Experts predict 300 million crowded in the U S by century's end, while real trends show urban megacities spreading, farm residents shrinking, and nonwhite share rising. The piece suggests policy debates on social security, healthcare, and gender citizenship without endorsing strong actions.
Justice Hugo L Black, known for staunch constitutionalism, again dissented on parts of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Chief Justice Earl Warren led a unanimous upholding of two sections while Black opposed a provision requiring new state voting laws to pass federal muster. He warned the court should not treat states as mere corporate units. He urged adherence to the Constitution as written and highlighted his long history of lone dissent.
A dense air schedule lists programs by time from 5:00 PM through 6:30 PM and beyond. Notable items include Woody Woodpecker Red Skelton Dr Kildare and Perry Mason along with news segments and weather updates across CBS.
Television listings feature Daktari on Channel 13 at 6:30 p.m. with Judy the chimp and an injured young chimp, Dr Kildare on Channel 4 at 7:30 p.m. concluding a five part tale, and Whistle Down the Wind on Channel 4 at 8 p.m. The lineup also includes CBS News Special Our Friends the French at 9 p.m. and A Woman of Distinction on Channel 4 at 12:05 a.m. The schedule lists extensive daytime and late night programming across Channel 13, Channel 4, Channel 65, and Channel 513 with many classic shows and movies.
A column answering readers on breath odor causes dental hygiene and medical factors. Topics include tooth care with flossing, gum disease, nasal obstructions, tonsils, food and smoking, and the role of age and heart disease in flu shots. Also covers rectal fistula, breast cysts, brewer's yeast, vitamin B, and nose-picking habits with practical guidance.
Prayer note urges self examination for faith in II Corinthians 13 5 RSV and asks for Spirit of God to descend granting forgiveness and strength to live Christlike daily. It closes in Jesus name Amen.
Ottawa Herald details daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. Rates: 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. Copyright 1965 Ottawa Herald, Inc. Member of the Associated Press.
In Leopoldville Congo the danger of driving is stark as taxi drivers ignore one way streets back up the wrong way and roads lack maintenance. Few traffic cops exist with three at peak hours and a corner man disputes offenders while others drift by.
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry reviews ABCs Monday night hour long film Thin Blue Line. The piece probes police powers brutality civilian review boards and ends up strongest when depicting professionals at work. Nielsen ratings place CBS atop the week.
The Kuomintang Central Committee in Formosa met to nominate Chiang Kai-shek for a fourth six year presidential term. After nomination, Chiang will name a vice president candidate. The post has been vacant since Vice President Chen Cheng died on March 5, 1965.
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