22 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial argues that extending the minimum wage to eight million workers including hotel, restaurant, laundry, school and transit employees begins next February at one dollar per hour. It warns that many social security pensioners earning up to $125 monthly could lose checks when forced into higher labor earnings, reducing their essential income.
The Nepe Shoals Missouri Crowder College requires complete shave for faculty prompting resignations including psychologist Donald Horner who resisted shaving his beard. The piece argues the policy violates academic freedom and equates hiring on facial hair with discrimination, invoking Lincoln Roosevelt Einstein and federal law.
A reader asks how heart block causes blackouts and what prevents them. Dr Molner explains slow heart rate from conduction faults, possible fainting from poor brain circulation, and that medicines or pace makers can help. Bundle branch block usually does not cause blackouts and may need no treatment.
A dense listing of TV programs by time block from morning through late night, including shows like Marshal Dillon News Weather Batman My Three Sons Star Trek Destry and The Steel Bayonet with many c indications. It notes multiple everyday soap operas, game shows, and comedies airing across the schedule, ending with continued listings on page 3.
On Sept 22, 1862 Abraham Lincoln issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. In 1927 Gene Tunney defeated Jack Dempsey by decision in Chicago to win the heavyweight title. In 1939 Russia and Germany agreed on Poland’s demarcation. In 1946 Harry S Truman named Averell Harriman secretary of commerce. In 1950 the Nobel Peace Prize went to Dr Ralph Bunche.
Ottawa Herald operates from 104 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 under editor Robert B. Wellington. It lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays and provides subscription rates for trade and outside areas by mail with monthly and yearly terms. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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