22 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes that those 65 or older at year start have until month end to apply for medicare and hospital insurance. Of 266,000 eligible, 178,000 applied, 17,000 declined, 71,000 not yet heard from. In Kansas, 10 to 15 percent may spurn protection due to indecision or procrastination.
A 1966 discussion notes that a minority able to pay supports Medicare by reducing government costs while others participate from pride or a dislike of dependence. The speaker likens Medicare to social security, farm benefits, veterans' bonuses, pensions, subsidies, and tariffs, asserting everyone benefits in some form.
A Newark State Ledger reporter Sheila Moran faces pushback entering Nassau Inn Taproom in Princeton. The male-only space barred her, prompting a Civil Rights Act protest and a forecast of social change. The piece laments women’s access impacting New York’s Bull and Bear and King Cole Room venues and the traditional, quiet male atmosphere.
Dr. Molner outlines how poison control centers operate in big cities, the types of calls they fear, and steps for parents. He stresses reporting exact substances, saving vomit for analysis, seeking hospital care if needed, and avoiding reliance on stomach pumps. He notes dangers from caustics and the value of timely treatments and first aid like gentle inducing vomiting when appropriate.
James Marlow analyzes the United States and France leaders, contrasting Johnsons persuasive Senate craft with De Gaulles blunt, forceful style. The piece argues De Gaulles stance on NATO, French bases, and independence strained alliances, while Johnson maintained coalition building and restraint in guiding policy and diplomacy.
AP reports The John Forsythe Show suffers a weak season rescue effort as Major Foster and his sergeant stumble through a London test flight arc. Double trouble, a lackluster plot, and a weak laugh track doom the episode and the series, while CBS maintains a national Nielsen lead.
The columnist argues age is not just years but attitudes and experiences. True youth is a spirit measured by openness, humor, and willingness to try new things. Even a 21 year old with a $200000 bonus could feel older if cynicism grows.
Channel listings show a dense slate across NBC CBS and ABC with programs from 5:00 PM to 12:55 AM including Woody Woodpecker, The Rifleman, Perry Mason, Peyton Place, The Fugitive, Johnny Carson, The Great Imposter, and multiple news weather and sports segments along with game shows, soap operas, westerns, comedies, and late-night talk. strong entities include networks NBC CBS ABC and programs like The Great Imposter, Patty Duke Show, To Tell The Truth, Tarzan and the Leopard Woman, and Dr Kildare's Strange Case.
On this date 1765 the Stamp Act was passed to raise revenue in the American colonies but public sentiment and mob violence prevented enforcement. In 1794 Congress banned carrying slaves to other countries. Jefferson became secretary of state in 1790. Roosevelt legalized 3.2 beer in 1933 as a prelude to repeal. Berlin bombers in 1944. Hamburg riots in 1946 for food. Ten years ago MLK convicted in Montgomery. Five years ago JFK urged long term aid. One year ago US provided 4 nonlethal gas for Vietnam.
Ottawa Herald enters 1965 with standard local and trade area subscriptions. Bay mail costs $1.00 monthly, $3.00 quarterly, $5.00 six months, $9.00 yearly. outside trade area $1.50 monthly, $4.25 quarterly, $8.00 six months, $15.00 yearly. Copyright by Ottawa Herald Inc. AP content rights noted.
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