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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
1
President Johnson asks Congress to repeal section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act allowing states to enforce right to work laws. The White House argues for national change while critics warn it intrudes on states and local business matters.
The narrator highlights chateau spotting along Loire Valley routes near Tours, noting how many chateaus hide behind walls and trees. She compares grand palatial chateaus to smaller manoirs, describes stone facades, slate roofs, and formal gardens, and recalls France’s feudal fortifications and evolution from castles to chateaus.
A reader asks about calories in liquor and beer and the impact on diet. Dr Molner explains beer about 150 calories per bottle, whisky 85 per jigger, cocktails about 185, highballs vary with mixers, and warns about calorie counts in sweet drinks. A 1,000 calorie diet means one drink equals ten percent of daily allowance. A second reader asks about hemorrhoids cancer risk. doctor says hemorrhoids alone do not imply cancer and a complete exam is needed. The column also notes plastic surgery can correct some congenital deformities like cleft lip, preferably repaired in infancy. 25 Years Ago items recount travels to Indianapolis speedway and Rotary convention in Miami/Havana. The prayer segment closes with a blessing.
James Marlow argues that President Johnson has achieved more with Congress than Kennedy or Eisenhower, while his foreign policy has faced limited gains. Johnson’s focus shifted from early domestic issues to Vietnam and the Dominican Republic, with mixed results and ongoing conflict.
The Ottawa Herald lists publication at 104 S. Cedar with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription rates are shown for trade area and outside trade area by mail, including one month through one year terms. The AP is titled to exclusive local news publication.
Virginian on Channel 4 at 6 30 p m follows Trampas arc with self defense killing then revenge quest by his son. Hell is for Heroes airs on Channel 4 at 8 p m. Burke's Law on Channel 9 at 8 30 p m features Cassandra Cass murder and suspects. Down to Earth on Channel 5 at 10 15 p m stars Rita Hayworth and Larry Parks. Sitting Bull on Channel 9 at 10 15 p m stars Dale Robertson and Mary Murphy. Millionsaire Playboy on Channel 13 at 11 p m with Joe Penner and Linda Hayes. A Slight Case of Murder on Channel 5 at 12 10 a m with Edward G Robinson and Jane Bryan.
A dense nightly TV guide lists NBC CBS ABC and others with a packed lineup from Rocky and Friends through News Weather Sports Speak Up and a long run of serials and movies. Notable entries include Our Private World Burke's Law Danny Kaye Beverly Hillbillies Perry Mason My Three Sons Bewitched Peyton Place The Defenders Johnny Carson and multiple classic films.
A quick history snapshot notes 1946 rail service restored after a nationwide strike a 1956 Eden Conservative victory a 1956 Kennan appeal for national security leadership and an 1865 Confederate surrender near Bras.
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