Ottawa Herald brief notices April 9 1968
Short notices from the Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday April 9 1968. terse items reflect events or announcements on file with local organizations and residents.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1968
Page
2
Short notices from the Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday April 9 1968. terse items reflect events or announcements on file with local organizations and residents.
The piece notes one drowning so far and forecasts four more this season as Lake Pomona opens to increased boating. It cites a windy weekend and lax regulations, with little to stop boaters from powerful motors on small craft, urging practical safety limits.
The piece argues for Kansas to deploy a team of park rangers to patrol the reservoir. It notes no age or experience requirements for boat operators and cites a lack of policing due to regulatory gaps. It calls for licensing of boats and operators to curb growing water recreation risks.
The reviewer praises the film adaptation of Truman Capote's account for technical quality and suspense, with strong performances from unknowns and superb direction. Yet the tone is harsh as they condemn the senseless killings, deem the killers maladjusted, and express a wish to forget the vivid disturbing experience.
Dear Dr. Mother explains caffeine content by beverage. Coffee of five ounces has about 18 mg per ounce, tea similar, cola 3-4.6 mg per ounce. four grains equals roughly two to three cups of coffee, with FDA limits noted.
Mr and Mrs Jack Prather Pomona are parents of a son born at Ransom Memorial Hospital on April 5 weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces named James Lewis Prather Four town garden clubs organized under Prof Hale Blair of Ottawa High School science dept Peter Shiras offers 100 prize for 100 bushels per acre corn yield potential
Washington sources say rising world and domestic tensions push Congress toward a higher tax. A 10 per cent surcharge is seen as base, with pressure to fund slum programs, crime control, education, health, and pollution measures. Racial violence may boost spending cuts and tax needs amid Vietnam war pacing.
Washington AP Senator Mansfield warns no quick Capitol action on race violence and social ills after Kings murder He plans a post Easter drive for bills on safe streets juvenile reform and EEOC enforcement with House action hoped on civil rights Open housing provision noted He urges restraint and says no firm timelines on new measures or Senate timing
U S and North Vietnam appear at odds over how to begin peace talks with Washington pressing for a halt to bombing after assurances of reduced infiltration. Johnson seeks private bargaining room while Hanoi demands preliminary talks on timing to end bombing before broader negotiations. Ambassador Hare is set to lead first phase discussions.
APN television report notes NBC cut about 32 minutes from Rowan and Martin Laugh-In citing good taste after events including Johnson’s political stance, Hanoi responses, and King's assassination. CBS also replaced Smothers Brothers reruns due to racially pointed content. Executives foresee rethinking topical humor amid rapid news shifts.
Watts community leader proposes renaming Watts in memory of Dr Martin Luther King. President Ben Peery of the Watts Community Symphony Association says the area is known as a place of disorder and violence King opposed. He suggests Kingstown as a possible name.
A dense listing of TV programming across the day detailing show titles, time blocks, and channels with multiple repeats. Programs include News, Sitcoms, Dramas, Movies, Talk Shows, and specials such as Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Truth or Consequences and Captain Kangaroo among others with numerous time slots and cross-network blocks.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details for Ottawa Kansas including editor and publisher Robert J B Wellington and subscription rates for trade and non trade areas. Rates show one month to one year options with prices ranging from 1.00 to 15.00 and announced Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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