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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1968
Page
1
Editorial recounts a Havana hijackflight and notes rising airline hijackings. It argues such crimes threaten pilots and passengers, urging stern preventive measures to curb this peril. The piece reflects on public reaction and the need for stronger responses.
The author argues hijacking poses growing danger as airlines fill jets with paying passengers. With Havana within fuel range for eastern flights and jet range broadening, proposals include passenger searches and metal detectors, but an immediate fix seems a locked pilot cabin, loudly publicized, to deter hijackings.
The writer notes a growing horse population from under three million in 1959 to seven million by year’s end, citing uses from display wagons to rodeos. He extols horseback riding as superior recreation, offering fitness benefits, peaceful solitude, and social talk, while acknowledging rider risk and occasional spills.
A reader reports her 67 year old mother surviving largely on soda crackers and cakes, consuming little else. The doctor notes this extreme, carbohydrate heavy eating pattern and warns of potential harm from such a lopsided diet.
A health guidance piece warns that a severely restricted diet leads to serious outcomes. It stresses the need for protein from lean meat dairy eggs and vitamins from fruits and vegetables and calcium from milk and greens.
A set of biblical trivia covering the Magi’s awareness of a celestial sign in Matthew 2, Jeremiah's reference to a remnant, Jesus warning about harming children, a plant teaching Jonah a lesson, and Paul’s source of strength in Philippians 4.
In St Louis a priest and four Roman Catholic seminarians live in a low income district to connect with neighbors especially children. They use music and writing to communicate and steer youth toward faith without pressuring conversion. The Contemporary Mission grew from Montfort ties after a leadership dispute.
A Michigan State professor argues large corporations foster new firms, not smother them, citing 600 computer service firms, many led by former big-company employees, dubbed dropouts. He cites Dun & Bradstreet high yearly formations and predicts entrepreneurs spawn new ventures, shaping his bookRoutes to the Executive Office.
A devotional prayer invites believers to seek the Lord and righteousness, confess sins, and ask for courage to resist evils. The prayer mirrors Zephaniah 2 3 and closes in Jesus name Amen, calling for humility and forgiveness.
Harold Siegele, a Princeton native and chemical engineering junior at Kansas State University, is elected to membership in Sigma Tau, the honorary engineering fraternity. The notice marks a milestone in academic achievement within the engineering community.
Hollywood AP reports that Donald OConnor, long a stage performer with a shy interview style, has joined the ranks of Carson Bishop Griffin Allen and Douglas in hosting a syndicated talk show. He will tape six shows a week after completing an initial 93-episode order and says he has learned to be more responsive and relaxed on air.
A long archival listing outlines a full day of television programming with multiple channels and segments. It enumerates shows from News and Weather to classic soaps, game and variety programs, movies, and special broadcasts across many times and stations.
Ottawa Herald lists pricing for local and outside trade area subscriptions with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual rates. It notes publication exclusivity of AP local news and dispatches under license.
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