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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1967
Page
1
Editorial notes record high student employment this summer with demand rising for next year barring crisis. Many jobs were seasonal or used to fill vacation gaps or handle extra workloads while others served as training grounds or ways to boost business. Students now return to school and both sides feel a gap.
The piece argues for extending schooling beyond the traditional nine months. It supports year round education with summer and fall work integrated, proposing school credit for work training in fields like engineering and business. It notes demand from students and business, urging a revision of student employment practices to benefit all.
A friendly sketch of Henry and Jane as they negotiate planning a new home. The piece previews conflicts over a guest room and future costs, predicting a costly, cramped eventual reality with lessons learned after construction starts.
Dr Molner explains that most medicines have no harmful effects when used properly and that external remedies for nail fungal infections are unlikely to work. A reader is told that internal medication is appropriate and that diabetes cannot be cured by diet alone but can be controlled. Grapefruit is not harmful for arthritis, and thyroid treatment is modestly priced. no vitamin cures exist.
A news brief notes new pupil enrollment at Ottawa junior high appears about double the prior year, with high school enrollment also showing an uptick. The item reflects a period snapshot from 25 years ago.
About 45 000 flower enthusiasts gathered at Woburn Abbey over a long weekend. The Duke of Bedford charged 2.80 pounds per head and kept ten percent of a 70 000 pound profit to help pay death duties on his estate. Organizers expected 100 000 attendees but the crowd appeared mostly peaceful, painting and beadwork noted amid litter and champagne bottles.
Actor Robert Vaughn, star of The Man from U N C L E, becomes a focal point in Democratic politics for backing antiwar views. Vaughn faces party tension after appearing in a Dis senting Democrats ad in Los Angeles and discusses his political stance and future with NBC. He contends his activism has not yet hurt his career, while noting potential ambitions and a contract that runs for two more seasons.
House members labored through a near 15 hour session until 3 35 a m to pass the foreign aid bill by eight votes amid a near fist fight and calendar crunch. Eastern lawmakers and younger members pressured schedules for August recess. Leaders faced two reform proposals to curb late week meetings and avoid Friday sessions while balancing vacations. With many leaving town only 219 attended Monday, below the 217 needed to conduct business.
Ottawa Herald details subscription costs for trade and outside trade areas with monthly and yearly prices. Editor and publisher Robert B. Wellington, and notes membership in The Associated Press with exclusive local news use.
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