17 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
1
Editorial notes Kansas will likely do nothing about highway billboards and junk yards after a public hearing in Topeka. Gov. William Avery cites lack of funds to buy objectionable signs and comply with federal requirements, risking future federal road funds. The piece questions whether Kansas will be known as the ugly state.
The state considers enforceable rules to clean up junkyards and regulate billboards on widening highways. It rejects a blanket ban, urging cooperation among sign companies, the highway department, and property owners to negotiate compromises that would reduce objections while preserving scenic areas.
The executive director Carl W. Glatt threatens resignation on April 1 unless his office receives a secretary desk and typewriter. The editors urge dismissal rather than concession, blasting budget cuts and questioning his rigidity in civil rights leadership.
The piece argues for an official Vice Presidential residence near the Naval Observatory, noting tradition shifts toward greater status. It outlines a proposed 750000 project on a 10 acre site next to the British Embassy, plus ongoing upkeep, staffing, and political optics considerations for future administrations.
In this patient letter a 51 year old asks Dr Molner about menopause signs including head trouble unbalance weakness abdominal fullness irregular periods spotting chills and hot flashes with sweating. She asks how long the symptoms last and if hot flashes can spread illness or be caught by others.
A column recalls 18th draftee Howard Doman reporting to Ft Leavenworth for a year of active Army service. CG Carpenter shows Alaska pictures and Dr Paul Hughes presents magic to Latimer Club. birthday party for Dani el Miller hosted by local families. Also notes youth trips and menopause Q&A section with medical guidance on ganglion cysts and care.
A prayer reflecting on Romans 2 4 and God s goodness leading to repentance. The plea asks cleansing through Christ Jesus and follows with the Our Father prayer as taught by Jesus.
AP columnist James Marlow warns that fear of Red China stepping into Vietnam war influences U S policy. He argues Washington aims restraint to avoid a land war with 700 million Chinese, noting nuclear risks and possible Soviet involvement. He cites defense secretary McNamara predicting China’s nuclear capability within two to three years and suggests changes hinge on China’s leadership in a decade.
TV listings note Danial Boone on Channel 4 at 6 30 p m and Double Life of Henry Phyfe on Channel 9 at 7 30 p m plus Notorious Landlady on Channel 5 at 8 p m and Teen Age View Discussion on Channel 4 at 8 30 p m featuring Shawnee Mission East students led by Bob Butler and Pam Miller.
The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates for trade area by mail are 1 month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area rates are 1 month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald Inc. Member of the Associated Press. The AP rights statement notes exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
Auckland leaders presented Walter Schirra and Frank Borman with greenstone tiki charms on silver chains at a town hall reception. Schirra struggled to remove the chain, joking that he would likely wear the tiki on his next flight and not be able to take it off.
A dense listing of late 1960s to 1970s TV airings shows a full day slate with hundreds of titles across networks. Notable entries include General Hospital I Love Lucy Date Night The Maze Jungle Jon Gunsmoke Bat Masterson Rifleman Captain Kangaroo The Tonight Show era programs and children’s cartoons amid a moving grid of times and channel cues.
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