13 May 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
1
Ottawa Herald reports on events and notices appearing on Page Two for Friday May 13 1966 including brief local items and community notices from Ottawa Kansas with concise facts and names.
Editorial notes EEOC ruling that discrimination between sexes in recruitment is prohibited. To avoid headlines, many newspapers ran disclaimer notices beside help wanted ads explaining that segregated Male and Female sections did not imply discrimination, reflecting concern over the directive.
National newspaper groups criticized federal rules for confusing readers and hindering ads. They argued separating male and female help wanted ads aided job seekers and advertisers, and lumping them into plain help wanted was impractical. The EEOC delay ended with a return to prior practice, maintaining sex-based ad categories.
A passenger writes to Pan Am lamenting a New York departure experience, fog delays, slow check in, late arrivals, and subpar in flight service on Flight 118 to Paris. The note contrasts Pan Am with El Al and Air India, urging better reliability and fidelity to prior standards.
Dear reader questions water intake heart attack edema and medicine etc. Dr Molner explains water passes through the body and does not raise true weight. He uses examples of athletes and explains edema stems from poor removal of fluids. Medical notes urge consulting a physician and confirm water is needed for health.
A dense TV grid chronicles Friday through Sunday lineups with dozens of programs across all hours. Notable titles include Bat Masterson The Rifleman Gomer Pyle Nightline news and movies such as Random Harvest and The Mummy's Curse.
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for local and trade areas with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual options and lists Ottawa publisher Robert B. Wellington. It also notes copyright 1965 and AP news rights exclusive to Ottawa Herald.
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes summer TV moods as networks reduce new shows, offering 14 programs Thursday night with 10 reruns, and 16 shows tonight with 14 reruns. Family fare dominates early schedules, aiming to retain viewers into September. Some adults may prefer catching up on CBS Reports or The Fugitive during warm evenings.
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