15 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
1
Page Two Editorial stresses public service through the United Fund and the value of a single-package drive. It cites the public good, general fatigue with fundraising, and the efficiency of a concise effort supported by ready-contributor participation to ease solicitors and ensure success.
The author notes American railroading lags by decades compared with Japan's high speed lines. He cites the Tokyo to Osaka corridor, capable of 160 miles per hour, and recalls watching a train rush by as the contrast with U S service stands out.
The author describes a morning journey from Hakone to Kyoto on a local, electrified Japanese train with efficient boarding, brief stops, and air conditioned cars. He notes rapid accelerations, underground sections, clean facilities, and a buffet lunch with economical prices. Trains run frequently, with minimal delays, and government ownership is praised as efficient yet not proving public systems superior.
Lt. Le Van Trinh, paralyzed by a 1964 Viet Cong shot, begins a new life as a student at Westminster College in Fulton. Capt. James Behnke, now an ROTC instructor, organized the Navy of support including scholarship, room and board, and books with help from Phi Gamma Delta and civic groups.
A reader asks if his physical activity risks heart trouble from jumping a five foot hedge. The Dr notes gentle, regular exercise is fine if not exhausting, and explains cardiac reserve protects later life. He cautions stopping when hedge jumping or breath becomes labored.
A dense listing of television programming from early evening through night and into Monday, detailing stations, show titles, and time slots across genres including news, movies, sports, cartoons, game shows, and religious programs. The schedule spans multiple networks with many titles like Gunsmoke, Mission Impossible, Bonanza, Walt Disney, and News broadcasts, reflecting a comprehensive daily guide.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington. It outlines subscription rates for trade area and outside areas by mail, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. The notice notes Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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