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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1965
Page
2
Editorial notes the appeal of classified sections and highlights quirky entries. It recalls a dish owner asking for return of a glass dish and a blue eye sale story, plus a Kansas City Chiefs quip praising a star’s all around football skills.
A reflective column argues the FBI funds and infiltrates subversive groups like the Ku Klux Klan and Communist Party, noting an FBI agent among four arrested in a civil rights murder case. The piece questions tax funding, loyalty pledges, and the uneasy reach of counterintelligence into domestic groups. It suggests Treasury ties and political irony in systemic surveillance.
A travel column contrasts Cannes and Nice noting Cannes traffic is brisk and efficient along a sea front lined with stately prewar hotels while Nice suffers dense car jams and pedestrian priorities. It likens Riviera life to Florida but warns against expecting Miami Beach weather despite mild days and swift seas.
Reader asks about internal stitch healing after gallbladder removal and dietary limits. Dr Molner notes internal healing is prompt, stitches may be removable in about a week depending on material, but many are absorbable. Fat intake can be moderated. normally resume full diet with moderate fat, and tolerance varies by individual.
Auld Lang Syne items recall Orlis Cox teaching dandelion digging on the high school lawn. Howard C. Kincaid marks 24 years as rural mail carrier. A Chrysler Photogram image shows Mr and Mrs W A Laird and their memory garden. Carl Biederman travels to Kansas City for Shubert theater opera. F S Blake becomes both chief of police and fire chief. Pete Young hauls a 41 pound yellow cat from the dam.
A devotional prayer thanks God for the Holy Spirit's guidance comfort and strength. The speaker asks to live in harmony with divine love and remain dedicated to serving in the vast field of human need through Jesus Christ.
General Greene says US forces can handle any task in South Vietnam and hints at greater commitment if needed. He notes current strength 82,000 to 90,000 and total Marine power on Okinawa and in Vietnam at 35,000 to 40,000. He mentions Da Nang base operations and denies plans to mobilize reserves unless required.
In New London Connecticut the Mariposa a 180 foot Coast Guard buoy tender leads a crew of 50 through a rugged daily routine. They maintain more than 30 000 buoys and aids to navigation with simple tools and teamwork.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription pricing for trade area by mail with monthly and yearly options. Outside trade area rates are higher. The paper carries AP content and credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher.
Washington AP The Agriculture Department asks Congress for 5 million dollars to sustain the screwworm eradication program. Dr R J Anderson described the plan at a closed House subcommittee hearing, noting annual cattle losses once reached 100 million. Sterile flies are produced in a Texas lab and released over northern Mexico to halt larval infestation.
On May 1 1965 the Associated Press lists events from 1898 to 1964 including Dewey telling Gridley to fire at Manila Bay the Smithsonian Institution cornerstone laid 1847 the penny postcard debut 1873 the World Columbian Exposition opening 1893 Japanese capture Mandalay 1942 American troops take Hill 609 1943 Billy Graham radio reach 21 percent Fidel Castro May Day Ha vana elections Khrushchev Cuba policy risk of world war.
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