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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
1
An Editorial Saturday Notebook from 700 East 11th paints daily life with trees, Beagle Herman, and two peacocks in a fenced grove. A May 28 1965 incident reveals a misidentified creature in the stove drawer, later clarified as a baby possum, illustrating neighborhood quirks and household routine.
The d w recounts a Langeais visit noting the chateau’s fifteenth century fortress style with four circular towers and rich furnishings. A harsh guide berates and rushes visitors, shoves aside a woman tourist and wields a safety plank to impress, prompting the dw to skip tipping the officious performer.
A reader asks which sex is more color blind and Dr. Joseph G explains heredity via X chromosomes and recessive genes. He notes fathers cannot pass color blindness to sons but pass it to daughters who may carry the trait, while mothers can transmit it. He urges studying genetics and cautions against a male female war. Also notes past items about Co. F. Lamb in Pasadena and Mrs. Fred M. Harris’s vocal solo 25 and 50 years ago.
Fog hangs over the Dominican Republic as the Johnson administration fights a two-front political standoff. Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera's five man civilian military junta faces Col Francisco Caamano Deno's rebels while McGeorge Bundy mediates. The OAS votes to deploy 2,000 peacekeeping troops from five nations, with the U.S. pulling back about 1,700 of its 21,000 troops as the effort continues.
Faith Spencer announces summer band at Wellsville from June 1 to July 15, running sivweeks with 1 30 p m starts. Sessions target B Band for 6th grade C and P bands for 5th graders. No high school band this summer. Monday Tuesday Wednesday group work. Thursday individual help. Beginning band starts when school opens.
A compact history snap from May 29 noting Patrick Henry's 1765 tax resolution in Virginia, Wisconsin's 1848 statehood, and early flight feats by Glenn Curtiss. It recalls Wilson's War Industries Board creation in 1918, Truman's and Margaret's 1946 degrees, and Red Cross relief, with later items on Syngman Rhee, and Kennedy's gravestone visit.
Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas lists daily publication with editor Robert B Wellington. It details subscription pricing for trade area by mail monthly and yearly, and rates for outside trade area, noting AP news rights.
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