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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1968

Page

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Wild Convention Coming to Chicago in August 1968

The piece previews the Democratic National Convention in Chicago noting potential transport disruptions from strikes by phone workers taxi drivers and transit personnel. It describes the old stockyards site as unsafe and inadequate security plans with 5000 guardsmen and 800 nightly guards at the arena while hinting at a political payoff behind the choice of venue.

Chicago Miami International Amphitheatre Illinois

TV Violence on Air Sparks Debate and Data

The Christian Science Monitor surveyed seven days of network telecasts and found 372 acts or threats of violence and 81 killings in prime time and Saturday mornings. Cartoons showed the highest violence, with 18 incidents in a half hour. The piece argues networks meet audience demand, not policy, and notes violence often serves as vicarious release rather than harm to children.

United States Christian Science Monitor FCC

New TV comedy blends song with romance in Thats Life

ABC will test a new format called Thats Life a mix of situation and musical comedy. Marvin Marx creator and Jackie Gleason writer guides the show about a couple from courtship to parenthood with three original songs and three classic tunes per episode. Robert Morse stars as the husband with Edna Jeanne Peaker as the wife and guest spots planned for Shelley Berman and Sid Caesar to leverage their specialties.

Cynthia Lowry Hollywood ABC Marvin Marx Jackie Gleason Marx Fred Allen Burns and Allen Gleason Mike Nichols Elaine May Suburbia Robert Morse E. J Edna Jeanne) Peaker Shelley ‘Berman Sid'Caesar

Secret Service expands role protecting presidential hopefuls

The Secret Service has widened its duties to guard major presidential and vice presidential candidates. Following conventions and Kennedy's 1968 assassination, Congress extended protection and authorized about 2 million dollars for campaign expenses. McGovern, Nixon Agnew, Humphrey, McCarthy, Wallace join a growing protected roster alongside the president and vice president with protection extending to families in high-risk situations.

Washington Secret Service Johnson Congress Secretary of the Treasury House Con McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Humphrey GOP Richard M. Nixon Agnew American Independent Party George Wallace Treasury

Dear Dr. Mother On pregnancy veil and fading remedies

A reader asks about chloasma or pregnancy veil caused by birth control pills and whether any lotion can fade the darkening. She notes missing the column on some days and seeks practical advice.

Mask of pregnancy and pill skin changes discussed

The column explains chloasma or mask of pregnancy how it appears during pregnancy and may appear with pill use due to hormonal effects, its possible persistence, and treatment with a dermatologist prescribed monobenzone ointment. It also addresses tampon removal and a few Bible quiz questions with brief commentary.

Wherever Mankind Goes He Leaves A Trail

New York AP reports a global trash problem tied to urbanization. Rail haulage contracts in Philadelphia aim to dump garbage into old strip mine cavities at $2 per ton less than incineration, with similar deals eyed by Illinois Central and others. Paris and Munich burn waste for power. gold may be recovered from fly ash. A Yokosuka plant compresses 3000 tons of garbage into rocklike blocks for use in construction, while Westminster Abbey faces beetle damage.

New York Philadelphia Illinois Central Western Pacific Western Maryland Ross Wilhelm University of Michigan America Wilhelm Paris Munich Germany Geneva Montreal San Francisco Norfolk U.S. Bureau of Mines Yokosuka Japan

Prayer for Today and Nation in Prayerful Confession

A devotional fragment invokes prayer from Daniel 9 19 and asks God to hear forgive and guide the nation for the honor of Jesus Christ. The text centers on confession mercy and divine leadership.

Daniel Jesus Christ

Rock in lane shaped like a shoe found near Princeton

A 12 year old girl, Jerry Pearce of 117 N Hickory, brought a rock to town this morning shaped like a lady's shoe size 3. She found it in a lane leading to a creek near Princeton while wading. In a separate note, 50 years ago Frank Peterson was bitten by a snake with friends at Nelson Dam on East Fifteenth.

Jerry Pearce Hickory Princeton Frank Peterson Nelson Dam East Fifteenth

Television Log Heavy Schedule of Daytime and Nighttime Airings

A dense broadcast grid lists multiple channels and programs across the day. Entries include Leave It To Beaver Outdoors In Kansas Truth or Consequences London Line Captain Kangaroo Dark Shadows Bette Hayes The Tonight Show era titles, musicals, dramas, soap operas, game shows, and news Weather Tonight Elopement and The Yellow Mountain films, with numerous time slots and c marks.

Kansas London Beverly Hillbillies Dream House Green Acres Kraft Music Hall Dom DeLuise Joey Bishop Buchanan Merv Pellins Phil Silvers Faith Captain Kangaroo Linus Torey Time Jack LaLanne Dark Shadows Bette Hayes Merv Griffin General Hospital Concentration Dick Cavett Andy Griffith Dick van Dyke Doctors House Call Eye Guess Guiding Light Mike Douglas Marshal Dillon New Orlean Jazz Buffalo Philharmonic Ironside Spectrum F-Troop Peyton Place Cineposium Yellow Mountain Faith For Our Times

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policies

Ottawa Herald outlines daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing for trade area and outside trade area. Subscription options include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates by mail. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press

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