Ottawa Herald Page Two Editorial May 17 1965
Editorial notes from the Ottawa Herald on Monday May 17 1965 discuss local civic matters and public policy questions. The page reflects opinion pieces and community concerns typical of a midweek issue from the era.
Kansas Wheat Harvest Shines Despite Drought Woes
Agricultural Department reports show April losses of 20 million bushels of winter wheat in Kansas worth about 4 million dollars, yet statisticians forecast a 221 million bushel crop, potentially the eighth largest in state history. Areas remain drought stricken but recent rains offer hope for the Southwest.
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Kansas
Agricultural Department
Southwest
Santo Domingo
A Traveler’s Log Through Southwest France to Angouleme
The narrator describes a driving tour from Biarritz through Landes to Cahors Dordogne and Perigueux, noting flat turpentine pine forests, unremarkable towns, and a helpful hotel at Cahors. He praises Mont-de-Marsan, Dordogne scenery, and lauds Chez Leon in Perigueux before heading toward Angouleme, finding no trouble obtaining a room with bath there.
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Angouleme
Biarritz
Landes
France
Mont-de-Marsan
Mede-M
Cahors
Lot
Dordogne
Perigueux
Chez Leon
Bath
Two Crises Test Johnson Labor Policy This Summer
The article warns that President Johnson faces a severe test this summer in steel and aerospace as unions push for higher wages and a union shop. Talks cover more than 550,000 workers, with deadlines in August and September, and potential federal intervention if strikes shut down the industries.
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Washington
Johnson
Steel
Aerospace
White House
Afl-Cio
United
Council of Economic Advisers
Steelworkers
Aerde
Woodcock
Television Schedule Snapshot From Early TV Era
A dense list outlines Channel allocations NBC CBS ABC and local stations with show lineups including Yogi Bear Huckles Berry Hound News Wells Fargo To Tell The Truth I’ve Got A Secret Andy Griffith Lucille Ball Danny Thomas Bing Crosby Alfred Hitchcock Movie In a Lonely Place Nightlife Sea Hunt News Johnny Carson Highlight Farm Facts Today Sunrise Semester Call to Worship Rush Hour Captain Kangaroo and more, presenting a historic multiplex of 1950s through 1960s televised programming.
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Hucklesberry Hound
Wells Fargo
Early Bird Satellite
Voys
U.N.C.L.E
Andy Griffith
Lucille Ball
Andy Williams
Wendy and
Danny Thomas
Bing Crosby
Alfred Hitchcock
Ben Casey
Daily Word
Faith For Our Times
General Hospital
Jack LaLanne
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Ace Cent
New York
Woody Woodpecker
Mr. Novak
TV Highlights and Evening Lineup Twitch at Daybreak
A dense TV guide lists channels and times for many programs. Highlights include The Changing Face of England with Sander Vanocur on Channel 4 at 6 30 p m and The Deadly Games Affair with Solo and THRUSH on Channel 4 at 7 p m. Lucille Ball hosts a riverboat musical with Canfield Community Players. Various films and serials fill the late schedule featuring stars such as Humphrey Bogart Marlene Dietrich John Wayne and Betty Drake with News and Weather interludes throughout.
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Early Bird Satellite
Channel 4
England
Sander Vanocur
London
Early Bird
U.N.C.L.E
Solo
Thrush
Angelique
Lucille Ball
Channel 5
Pem
Lucy
Viv
Arthur Godfrey
Canfield
Danny Thomas
Channel
Humphrey Bogart
Gloria Grahame
Channel 9
Betsy Drake
Keneneth More
Roland Culver
Marlene Dietrich
John Wayne
Diabetes checkups and care guidance from Dr Molner
Diabetics should see a doctor every three or four months if stable while more often for brittle cases or weight changes. Juveniles need closer monitoring during growth. Also covers tetanus booster after a dog bite and general medical Q&A on cramps, bladder surgery recovery, and tobacco impact on circulation.
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M.R
S. H
Local newspaper subscription rates and AP use notice
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Subscription rates vary by trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Associated Press
Today in History highlights from 1946 to 1965 events
On May 17 1965 a brief roundup recalls Truman seizing railroads in 1946. Other noted items include Joliet river exploration starting 1972 and Norway’s 1814 constitution, plus visits, occupations, and political milestones across decades.
Famed Opera Star Nina Koshetz Dies at 73
Santa Ana California AP reports former opera star Nina Koshetz aged 73 has died. Koshetz once led as prima donna at Moscow's Royal Opera and built a distinguished career in major stages.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Nina Koshetz
Prisma Donna
Moscow
Royal Opera
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