19 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1966
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald criticizes a new Senate plan by Russell Long to use federal income tax returns to finance presidential campaigns. Taxpayers would mark an X to allocate $1 for a party fund, with broader calls for additional boxes for culture or agricultural supports, sparking debate on tax policy and public financing.
A satirical proposal contemplates boxes for education TV, highways, weather balloons, and urban renewal to block funding. It imagines voters denying tax dollars for purchases like Polaris missiles, Medicare and public housing, and even the President's salary. Senator Long is quoted suggesting extending the denial to senators proposing such ideas.
An analysis of Hong Kong's precarious status as a Crown Colony reliant on China for food and water, its division into New Territories Kowloon Island and harbor life, and the stark contrast between elite commerce and vast squatter settlements. It notes the Star Ferry as lifeline and the ongoing flow of migrants, with living conditions described in stark terms.
Dear Dr Mother discusses distinguishing true mental illness from aging effects, noting anxiety, persecution concerns, low mood, and forgetfulness as potential signals. Advises medical evaluation, nutrition consideration, and possible vitamin supplements. emphasizes safety if self harm is threatened and practical care strategies.
Washington anecdote shows Reverend Kissinger pleading for poverty money for South Side while a mayor cites riots, police, and TV cameras as reasons to deny aid. The dialogue reveals officials demanding action and visible unrest before funds are released, highlighting bureaucratic obstacles.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports CBS Reports in a documentary titled Men in Cages. Shot inside federal and state prisons, it contrasts modern programs and overcrowded locks and notes three million former inmates and 350000 current prisoners. It questions deterrence and suggests education and rehabilitation as paths back to society.
A dense historic TV grid lists prime time and daytime slots across channels with shows like Marshal Dillon Batman Green Acres and The Beverly Hillbillies, plus news weather and movie entries. It notes many top titles and ongoing series across hours, including sports, soap operas, and variety programs.
The item lists subscription rates for local and trade areas including one month for 1.00 and one year for 9.00, with higher rates outside the trade area. It notes Robert B. Wellington as Editor and Publisher and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local publication rights.
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