06 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1969
Page
1
Page Two editorial notes humor in city signs and a Kansas editor's paper with a lack of interest stifling a 1969 United Fund drive. Eighteen attendees at 7 pm in city hall basement blamed for missing roughly $6,000 of the goal. Drive leaders sought more workers while Franklin County met its $33,400 goal with ease.
A satirical roundup notes a failing fundraising drive with totals over 33 600 dollars and a rising pattern of fragmented community efforts. It questions causes from apathy to government reliance and cites a Kansas club pants suit policy incident plus a witty tax on cash only business signs.
A reader asks if diabetes precludes having children. She and her husband want to start a family but fear a diabetic parent. They describe a doctor's opinion that a diabetic should not have children and seek factual guidance on risks and recommendations.
A reader discusses hereditary diabetes risks for children if parents have the disease or carry the trait, advising against childbearing when both parents are diabetics and outlining statistical outcomes. The column also addresses a young woman with a yearlong vaginal discharge likely from a yeast or protozoan infection and recommends gynecologic evaluation and a vinegar douche as a temporary aid. It closes with brief notes on Hodgkin disease treated by X ray and a prayer.
New York AP report shows inflation staying resistant to policy moves as economists urge continued monetary restraint. Nixon officials and experts warn against relaxation and note slower growth, higher unemployment, and impacts on Ford truck production and color TV sales. Rail strike averted as unions and carriers seal a new contract. Senate acts to cut oil depletion allowances.
A compact listing shows a dense slate from wrestling and football to news, game shows, and classic films across multiple channels. The schedule features Texas versus Arkansas, Jets versus Oilers, Bears vs 49ers, and many late night movies, talks, and children's programs.
Unused 1969 70 Met season tickets gather in Charles Revson’s desk as a possible Christ mas abbreviated season looms. A settled contract could bring a Dec 29 opening with Leontyne Price in Aida. Reverberating concerns from patrons and donors cloud the outlook.
London AP report notes John Cardinal Heenan urging canonization of forty English martyrs under monarch rule while Archbishop Michael Ramsey warns such a move could strain Anglican Catholic ecumenism. Martyrs, died under Henry VIII Elizabeth I and James. many were hanged drawn and quartered for defying royal supremacy.
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