Editorial The Mail Goes On
Ottawa Herald weighs the August 1968 U S federal spending cutback and postal service exemptions. It argues Congress will resist deep reductions, postal delivery remains prioritized, and six billion in spending cuts may fail to be realized despite law.
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Pauline
Senate
House
Congress
Encounter
Opinion
Washington
Sacred Heart
Joe Pyne
Christopher
Insight
Your Church
Linus
London Line
Bugs Bunny
Rome
Bullwinkle
Slim Carter
Katie Did
Johnny Carson
Campaign year shadows in 1968 party drift
The piece speculates on a Nixon Humphrey ticket with an uncertain running mate and voter apathy. It notes Humphrey’s fading campaign, McCarthy’s low-key appeal, Rockefeller and Kennedy legacies, and Goldwaterite Reagan. It warns independents may abstain or pick the lesser of two evils, while George Wallace could tilt the election to the House.
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McCarthy
Rockefeller
Bobby Kennedy
Reagan
Nixon
Humphrey
White House
George Wallace
House of Representatives
Stroke Despair After a Stroke Left Him Unable to Help Himself
The victim of a stroke often loses hope as simple tasks like walking, hair combing, buttoning clothes, and using the telephone become impossible. He feels helpless, despondent, and unloved, though these feelings may be unfounded.
Active living after stroke rebuilds hope and function
A column urges keeping stroke patients active within limits, with family support, speech therapy, and early rehab. It emphasizes patient effort, listening as they relearn speech, and avoids assuming lost thinking or feeling. It notes rehab institutes and hospitals as sources of help and shares related reader questions on sleep bruxism and post childbirth relaxation.
All Day TV Schedule From 5 PM To Midnight
A dense TV guide lists programs across channels with times, titles, and repeats including News Weather Sports Tonight Movie series and specials. Standout items include Tarzan Spiderman Hogan's Heroes Batched lineups reflect a full Saturday slate across classic series cartoons and movies.
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Kansas
Gomer Pyle
Judd
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Phil Silvers
London
Mike Douglas
Marshal Dillon
Felding Squad
Net Journal
Unemployment program faces slow start in 10 cities
AP report details Johnson NAB effort to place 800000 hard-core unemployed. pledges eclipsed by loose matchups and skill gaps. transport, red tape, and employer hesitancy slow placements. officials remain cautiously optimistic about long term impact.
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Jean Heller
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
Newark
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Jack McGowen
San
Francisco
Ford
Robert Bennett
Buffalo, N.Y
Baltimore
Robert S. Ginsburg
Bible Quiz 1 Round Numbers and Annunciation Questions
This quiz asks for round-number Bible facts on wanderings lengths reigns and fasts from Exodus Samuel and Mark. It then asks how Mary received news at Annunciation, who spoke of a sword piercing Marys soul, where Gospel teaching began, and the value of wisdom from Job.
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David
Solomon
Moses
Jesus
Mary
Prayer and Local Education Watch Prayer and Local Education
Prayer text requests witness through churches and individuals worldwide. In Ottawa 25 years ago J B Stewart began his 11th year as president of the Ottawa Board of Education. 50 years ago car sales rose on good crops and prices with H Sornberger reporting 18 Nash Hudson and Oakland cars sold in July.
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J. B. Stewart
Ottawa Board of Education
H. Sornberger
Nash, Hudson
Oakland
Two Oldtimers Still Going Strong By Bob Thomas
AP film notes recount George O'Brien and Dorothy MacKaill reuniting on screen for the first time since The Man Who Came Back. MacKaill, 65, lives solo at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and remains spry in Waikiki surf. O'Brien, 69, retired as a captain in 192 and has returned to acting, while his 20-year divorce from Marguerite Churchill is noted.
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Bob Thomas
Sage- AP
Brush
Honolulu
George O'Brien
Dorothy MacKaill
Miss MacKaill
George O’brien
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Jack Mulhall
Waikiki
O’brien
Ford
Cheyenne
Cedar Daily Subscription Rates and Publisher Note
Cedar publishes daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. Subscription prices vary by area with monthly, quarterly, half year and yearly rates for trade and outside trade areas and exclusive AP news use rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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