13 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
1
Editorial argues for rethink of international objectives as Sen. James Pearson warns widening gap between rich and poor nations threatens world peace. Criticizes Congress for approving 52.94 billion foreign aid with cuts and policy bans, urging more targeted aid and global responsibility.
The writer describes Hakone National Park near Miyanoshita as a year round retreat favored by newlyweds and travelers. They ride the Romance Car to Hakone, observe cherry blossoms, Mt Fuji views, trout fishing in five lakes, and winter skiing. Homes are small, inns varied, and Japanese courtesy shown by refusing tips from train staff and taxi drivers. The journey reveals a deep admiration for Japanese people and scenery.
NBC AP review notes Jim Nabors and friends deliver a lively CBS special with strong musical numbers by Shirley Jones Marilyn Horne and Nabors solo moments. Griffith Ford and Nabors perform sketches while Nabors’ Gomer Pyle persona polarizes. A mixed TV season outlook follows CBS announcing death of The Jean Arthur Show and new entries like To Tell the Truth shifting to nights. Carol Burnett signs for a new weekly variety show.
In a reader question, Dr. Molner explains peptic ulcers as often chronic requiring a mix of diet, medications, and lifestyle. He notes diet improvements take time, cautions that gastric freezing is experimental, and urges conservative treatment before surgery.
A dense TV schedule listing programs from 5:00 PM through 1:05 AM including titles such as Marshall Dillon Flintstones News Wells Fargo Batman Daniel Boone Jericho F Troop My Three Sons Star Trek The Frightened City Outdoors in Kansas Marty News Merv Griffin Johnny Carson The Tonight Show lineup with many film and game show entries and recurring weather notes.
Washington economists fret over halting inflation as artist Phil Orenstein Susan Spurt and Paul Klein promote inexpensive inflatables. They craft pop and wave works from cheap vinyl for culture impoverished masses, starting with inflated ties and furniture-inspired forms.
A Garfield PTA gathering featured a Menninger Clinic psychiatrist criticizing newspaper coverage of juvenile vandalism. The columnist defends press practice, arguing reporting reflects community issues and is not biased toward bad news, while pledging to continue covering both good and bad stories about children.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with pricing for trade area and outside trade area by mail. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and states Associated Press affiliation granting local news use and AP dispatch rights.
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