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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
1
An Ottawa editorial argues city fire rules hinder aid to a rural blaze outside city limits. It urges forming a suburban fire district to fund and expand protection, noting other services cross boundaries and calls for practical action beyond strict jurisdiction.
The narrator braves a French hair salon fearing a permanent or nail paint. He finds a men only shop then an obscurer place that serves both sexes. A patient barber trims with care, uses spray and dry combing, and the man exits satisfied paying three francs about 60 cents.
A reader asks if surgery is safe for a 90 year old with severe prostate trouble. The response notes modern anesthesia and techniques have improved greatly, making surgery safer even for the very elderly. It warns of risks if treatment is delayed, including complete urinary obstruction, infection, and disrupted sleep from nocturnal urination.
A London AP report says Britain's Local Government Commission encounters strong opposition in trying to merge Rockinghall Inferior and Rockinghall Superior. The villages, in East and West Suffolk respectively, have separate administrations and police, with populations 302 and 428.
Ottawa Herald announces daily publication details and subscription rates for trade area and outside regions. Rates include by mail one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. outside trade area one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
May 14 1965 marks the 134th day of the year with notable histories. Lewis and Clark began their expedition pushing toward the Pacific. Erie Railroad opened. McClellan led the Army's Ohio Department. Secret Service neutrality investigations began. WWII bombings at Rotterdam. Jaluit raid. Warsaw Pact formed. Khrushchev summit trip. U S Cuba trade curbs tightened.
A busy slate features Rawhide on Channel 5-13 at 6 30 pm with El Hombre Bravo in Mexico and a fleeing group of children. NBC News Special airs The Man Who Walked in Space from Moscow at 7 30 pm on Channel 4. Channel 9 presents Daisy Kens on at 8 pm. Sergeant Carter faces tests on Channel 5-13 8 30 pm. Slattery's People at 9 pm on Channel 5 13. Queen Elizabeth II dedicates Kennedy memorial at Runnymede with Mrs John F Kennedy present on Channel 4 10 pm. The Conquered on Channel 9 10 15 pm. Treasure of Ruby Hills on Channel 13 10 30 pm. Fort Osage and Some On Danger fill late slots on Channel 5 and All Through the Night wraps on Channel 5 12 10.
Television schedule fragment lists NBC CBS ABC and other networks with listed times and programs from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM on Friday and into Sunday, including news, movies, Westerns, comedies, and variety shows with many titles such as Rawhide Gomer Pyle The Addams Family News Special The Untold World and Kid-focused cartoons among daily segments and weekend marathons.
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