Ottawa Herald brief item from November 7 1966
A concise Ottawa Herald note from Monday November 7 1966 is recorded, reflecting brief local news or notices published on page two.
07 Nov 1966
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1966
Page
1
A concise Ottawa Herald note from Monday November 7 1966 is recorded, reflecting brief local news or notices published on page two.
Editorial notes Under secretary John A. Schnittker urged that consumer anger over high food costs targets excess supermarket services rather than farmers. The writer agrees farmers aren’t to blame but questions the idea of a housewife boycott and praises the meat and grocery retailing prowess of the food industry.
The piece argues blame for higher prices lies beyond supermarkets. It cites pack aging, labor costs, trucking wages, taxes, social security, minimum wages, and union settlements via federal intervention. It also warns Johnson era policies will lift national debt and taxes.
From Our Readers commends the Osawatomie Graphic and the Ottawa Herald for supporting new high school measures in Ottawa and Osawatomie. The letter notes Central Heights students of about five hundred would benefit from a long overdue building with newspaper support. Mrs. G. R. Belt Lane.
A visitor details Kuala Lumpur as a quiet, orderly boom city in the tropics blending Malay governance, Chinese commerce, and Indian influence. The climate stays hot and humid, streets clean, and modern buildings rise beside temples, mosques, and cattle grazing in parks as the metropolis grows beyond Des Moines style norms.
A dense listing of daytime and early evening television programming across networks NBC CBS and ABC with channel numbers and show titles such as Marshal Dillon Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Gilligan's Island I Dream of Jeannie The Addams Family and many more along with news sports and talk segments. The schedule spans from late morning through overnight with recurring programs including News Weather Tonight and various dramas comedies and game shows.
Washington columnist Art Buchwald argues that residents of the District of Columbia cannot vote in presidential elections while abroad, detailing a paradox where Congress claims home rule is constitutional but denies voting rights. The piece satirically contrasts D.C. disenfranchisement with global calls for free elections.
A concise overview discusses myasthenia gravis a nervestimus disorder with muscle fatigue. It notes higher female prevalence before 40, initial facial signs drooping eyelids and difficulty speaking and swallowing, followed by limb weakness and effortful movement. The cause is a nerve muscle transmission defect with variable progression and potential improvement.
Cynthia Lowry reports NBC aired Alice Through the Looking Glass blending Carroll Oz and other fantasy sources into a bright ninety minute show. Cast included Judi Rolin and Robert Coote with Nanette Fabray and Agnes Moorehead, while tracky applause distracted from the visuals.
The notice lists the Ottawa Kansas daily paper details including 104 S. Cedar address and editor Robert B. Wellington. It covers subscription pricing for trade area and outside trade area, by mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. It notes second class postage and AP membership details.
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