Editorial On Viet Nam War Debate With Incomplete Names
Over the weekend a senator challenged the administration on the Viet Nam war while Teddy Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy were cited in prior weeks. The piece notes congressional confusion over war reporting and recalls Iwo Jima casualty tallies in 1945 showing rapid toll increases and evolving battlefield news.
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Viet Nam
Teddy Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Congress
Iwo Jima
Herald
The
Conflicting Vietnam War Casualty Figures Questioned
A reader decries the gap between initial reports of heavy Communist losses and later official notes calling U S casualties light to moderate. The writer accuses the administration of avoiding full disclosure and notes public confusion over Vietnam War progress.
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U.S
WCTU
Jack the Ripper
Viet Nam
Dominoes Rule The Winter World Championship In San Francisco
The piece notes San Francisco hosts the winter world championship domino tournament as a civic activity among business men, linking bridge and gin rummy to the city’s social scene. The narrator arrives after the event, suggesting little personal gain from early presence.
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San Francisco
Bridge
New York
Miami Beach
Dominoes Tournament in San Francisco Promises Charity
The event restricts entrants to men with a 9125 entry fee and social ties. The 400 contenders play from 10 AM at the Commercial Club quarters with progress tracked to 32 finalists. Winners receive four round trip tickets to Copenhagen as prizes amidst exclusive etiquette and dinners.
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San Francisco
Dominoes
New York
Copenhagen
Vohumps
Nerve and nasal issues in medical column
Reader questions about pins and needles in arms from nerve or circulation problems and nasal spray overuse for sinus trouble. Dr Molner explains pressure on nerves may come from neck or shoulders, while recurrent nasal spray use can worsen symptoms. Additional note discusses heavy menstrual bleeding, anemia, and possible uterus evaluation to find and fix the cause.
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W.hls
H. L
C.M.S
Prayer for Today and Devotional Reflection
A short prayer invokes Psalm 51 17 and asks God to fit the broken pieces of life into His design. It pleads for imperfection to be touched by divine perfection and offers thanks through Christ who takes away sin. Amen.
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God
Christ
Warren and Marshall Chiefs Shaped America, History’s Strongest
In Washington AP notes Earl Warren at 75 as the strongest chief justice since John Marshall, shaping a powerful court. The piece traces Marshall’s foundation of federal supremacy, Warren’s 1954 reversal of school segregation, and the long arc of civil rights and constitutional protections under both courts.
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Warren
Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Marshall
John Jay
New York
California
Congress
America
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenehower
Television Schedule Snapshot From Regional Station
A dense OCR style log lists daily 5:00 PM to midnight programming including Woody Woodpecker Rifleman Bat Masterson News Wells Fargo Daktari Peyton Place Fugitive Perry Mason Movie titles and game shows. It notes multiple channel blocks with CBS NBC and local titles plus sports and weather segments.
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Woody Woodpecker
Bat Masterson
Wells Fargo
Daktari
Smothers Brothers
Red Skelton
Kildare
McHale’s
Navy
F. Troop
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
CBS Reports
Johnny Carson
Ben Casey
Perry Mason
Assignment Underwater
Faith For Our Times
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
Tarzan
General Hospital
Torry and Friends
Jungle Jon
Three Stooges
Huckleberry Hound
Rocky and Friends
Rifleman
Virginian
Batman
Patty Duke
Blue Light
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Big Valley
Bob Hope
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
I Spy
Rosie O’grady
Tex Winter
Detectives
Gracie Allen
Years Ago in Ottawa and area schooling events
Highlights include sixth grader Douglas Newfield achieving a perfect spelling score weekly and an essay contest on Why Ottawa Reed air Airport with prizes of 5 2 1 dollars. A marriage ceremony for Miss Eileen Hoffman and Mr Heignald Roseberry was conducted by Rev R K Sutten. Two new high school districts were proposed for Rantoul and LeLoup. Vickers presented stereoptical views at a meeting. Harmonica Club hosts and social visits noted.
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Douglas ‘Newfield
Ottawa Reeds
Air
Randolph Bundy
Eileen Hoffman
Heignald
E. Roseberry
R.K
Rantoul
LeLoup
Vickers
Charles Leese
Harmonica Club
Hickory
Mie
Raymond Lucas
Ash Street
John
Servatius
Loux
Ed Nelson
K.C
Ottawa Herald masthead and pricing note
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates vary by area and duration, 1965 copyright notes and AP membership are listed.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Associated Press
More For Fags Than Health
AMA News reports Americans spend more on tobacco than hospital care and more on cosmetics, haircuts, and toiletries than doctor bills. Citing Commerce figures, $14.4 billion goes to physicians and hospitals, while $14.8 billion is spent on tobacco and grooming items.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA News
United States
U.S. Department of Commerce
Daktari an evil farmer and rescue at the reserve
Tonight's TV highlights feature Daktari on Channel 13 at 6 30 p m with Prince the trained German shepherd attacked animals and saved by Paula and Jack, then Dr Kildare on Channel 4 at 7 30 p m with a final chapter about success before a dying father. CBS Reports on Channel 50 13 at 9 p m examines the 315 billion dollar U S consumer credit boom.
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Daktari
Channel 13
Diertle
Prince
Paula
Jack
Channel 4
Lauren Bacall
Rock Hudson
CBS Reports
U.S
Goodbye Ben Casey to Be Replaced by The Avengers
ABC will retire Ben Casey to syndication after next Monday and replace it with The Avengers the following week. The British spy series stars Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg and debuted in 1961. The article notes American timing may determine its success amid current spy thrillers. The Tet festival is described as a lunar New Year celebration in Vietnam with family rites and remembrance.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Televisione
NEW York
ABC
Ben Casey
James BondeMan
U.N.C.L
Paterick Macnee
Diana Rigg
Miss Rigg
Macnee
Royal Shakespeare Company
Stratfordeine Avon
Cordelia
Ground broken for country music Hall of Fame in Nashville
Ground has been broken in Nashville for a Hall of Fame and Museum of country music. The project honors a music genre that helped make Nashville a national recording industry hub.
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Hall of Fame
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
United States
Phoenix Zoo Aims to Grow Oryx Herd to Forty
The Phoenix Zoo plans to expand its oryx collection to about 40 animals, detailing its goal to increase herd size and broaden the species presence at the facility.
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Phoenix Zoo
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