14 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
1
Editorial argues meters began as traffic control to boost turnover but now serve municipal cash flow. It cites New Albany Indiana where motorists can prepay by credit card, depositing five dollars with the police department for parking use.
A fragment describes a scheme where drivers pay deposits for overtime parking, receive a pink slip when violations occur, and have deductions from deposits for fines. It notes a 15 cent deduction from a $5 deposit and a potential $25 penalty if the pink slip bounces, questioning the impact on the parking system.
A Ventura County writer notes the Oxnard Plain’s rapid change from farmland to dense housing plus shopping centers. Ventura Camarillo and Oxnard expand as 1,000 newcomers arrive daily while 500 others depart seeking greener pastures. Prices on ranches and commercial plots appear attractive yet risky amid shifting growth. A newcomer praises the climate as the area awaits another growth upsurge.
Dr. Joseph Molner explains digestion starts in the mouth with saliva and chewing. He argues chewing all food 30 times is unnecessary and milk with meals does not hinder digestion, urging sensible chewing rather than rigid rules.
President Johnson signals readiness to raise taxes if needed to curb inflation. Treasury aims for neutrality, favoring proportional increases rather than shifting burden. A 1 percent individual rate rise and 2 percent corporate jump are considered, potentially yielding about $4 billion annually, with a tax credit suspension under review to speed revenue.
A dense, era-appropriate prime time log lists channel lineups and showings from NBC CBS and ABC. It includes Bat Masterson Huckleberry Hound The Rifleman News Weather Sports To Tell The Truth Hullabaloo 12 O Clock High I Love Lucy Perry Mason The Fugitive McHale's Navy Bonanza and many others with time slots across mornings, afternoons, evenings and late night. The entry captures the era's mix of dramas comedies news game shows variety and educational programs in a single extended telecast roster.
Tonight's lineup features The Hollow Man on Channel 9 at 6:30 p.m. with Walter Bolen escaping a prison camp and regaining flight status. Dr. Kildare on Channel 4 at 7:30 p.m. presents The Art of Taking a Powder part one. Richard Ross returns home to see his ailing father amid listed programs.
A devotional prayer asks for genuine repentance and turning toward God through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes seeking the Lord’s presence to govern thoughts and life, ending with an Amen.
Ottawa Herald presents subscription rates for trade and non trade areas with monthly quarterly and yearly options. The notice lists prices for mail subscriptions and notes copyright 1965 and AP affiliation with exclusive local news use.
Networks aired public affairs programs with strong performances Sunday afternoon. NBC featured a probing Meet the Press with Hubert H. Humphrey, ABC interviewed Indira Gandhi, and CBS ran highlights of last week’s Senate Foreign Relations hearings. CBS also aired a 420th Century program on Synanon. NBC offered Ballet for Skeptics, a playful look at ballet with Roland Petit explaining basics.
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