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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
1
A front page editorial notes teen unrest as school ends and warmer evenings bring juveniles to public spots. It proposes a county wide free jobs wanted ad for Franklin County students, urging employers to hire youth for summer work to channel energy into productive activity.
In Nantes the figure of Anne de Bretagne lingers amid a modern port city. The Ducal Palace remains a monumental site within a bustling 19th century rebuilt town with 300000 residents. The author notes the statue and local landmarks honor the duchess who once ruled Brittany and tied it to France.
A reader asks if shock therapy is only for the insane. Dr Molner explains insanity is a legal term, urges avoiding it, and notes shock therapy treats various emotional conditions from mild to severe, including schizophrenia and severe depression, with sometimes striking success.
The past year saw losses of Churchill and Nehru on the world stage and Yogi Berra in sports, who will coach but not play. Kansas City welcomes a new figure while KU mourns a track coach, signaling a downward trend in the scene.
The column laments Kansas State University's name shift to Kansas State University at Manhattan and the shift from Klod and Kernel Klub to Wheat State Agronomy Club. It questions identity, tradition, and how names reflect a changing era, pondering buttoned down minds versus roses by other names.
PITTSBURGH AP The United Steelworkers executive board meets to hear protests from the February 9 union election. President David J. McDonald seeks recounts amid irregularities claims after losing to Secretary-Treasurer I W Abel by 10 142 votes.
An Atlanta AP memo to Georgia State College faculty states there are no retirements this year, so the faculty retirement luncheon will be canceled. The note explains with certainty that no faculty or staff members are retiring this year.
A sprawling, era style television log lists a dense schedule of programs with hosts, game shows, soap operas, cartoons, movies, and news blocks across the day. It names many serials and performers, noting times and channel cues in a rapid, newspaper-television column voice.
TV Highlights listing several channel airings including Channel 4 at 6 30 p m Throw a Long Rope Homes steaders cattle rustling accusation Channel 4 8 p m Julie Doris Day Louis Jourdan Burke s Law Channel 9 8 30 p m country club stag party poisoning Detectives Channel 9 9 30 p m Short Way Home Nikki and Frankie Williams doubt crime pays Channel 5 10 15 p m Song of Surrender Wanda Hendrix Claude Rains Channel 9 10 15 p m The Story of Seabiscuit Shirley Temple Barry Fitzgerald Channel 13 11 p m Guns of Hate Tim Holt Richard Mar Channel 5 12 10 cover Girl Rita Hayworth Gene Kelly
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and multi month plans. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes Associated Press rights exclusive to local news and AP dispatches.
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