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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
1
The Kansas Highway Patrol has replaced caps with campaign style hats costing 16.25 dollars each. Two hats per officer bring total headgear cost to 9522.50 dollars against a 10000 dollar bill. The piece argues the change is unnecessary but commends the patrol’s record in highway safety and aid to motorists.
A British aristocrat formerly Gordon Langley Hall becomes Dawn Pepita Hall after gender transition and now lives as the common law wife of her younger former chauffeur. The piece questions whether she can fully become a woman, citing social and emotional adaptation concerns after decades of male conditioning.
Dr Thesteson explains spastic colon or spasmodic colon as an overactive condition of the large bowel. The colon finishes extracting nutrients and then moves waste toward the rectum via rhythmic contractions and relaxations. The answer covers whether it affects bowels and general treatment considerations.
The article discusses spastic colon, its link to nervous tension, and noninflammatory nature. It covers sedative and bland diet therapies, cautions about colon X rays and stool tests, and contrasts colitis with diverticulitis. It also includes reader questions on hunger, thyroid disease, and a brief Biblical quiz from a museum note.
The four parties outline goals for expanded talks in Paris. United States seeks self determination for South Vietnam, withdrawal of allied forces as the North pulls back, Geneva 1954 alignment, and peaceful reunification with one vote. North Vietnam demands national rights, DMZ respect, and reunification without foreign interference. South Vietnam calls for end to aggression, deescalation, and free elections, while the National Liberation Front seeks abolishing colonial rule, universal suffrage, and a democratic union government leading to negotiated reunification.
Hal Boyle notes parents fret over children choosing a lifelong occupation. He argues indecision is natural amid many options, with about 24 000 job classifications in America. Parents should help youths find vocations suited to their talents rather than press for easy payroll security.
The AP reports that investors crave clarity on inside information as federal regulators push limits. Texas Gulf Sulphur case set a precedent that tips about undisclosed discoveries cannot be traded on, while Merrill Lynch cases and other SEC actions keep firms split on disclosure. Analysts fear jail risk and market volatility.
Prayer reflecting Pentecost guidance asking for power to give meaning to life and to understand those of different faiths. Seeks insight into unspoken truths and asks for divine aid to live with compassion in the Master’s name. Amen.
Auld Lang Syne notes three local men Willard R. Thornbaugh of Williamsburg Ralph A. Brown of Ottawa and Leslie L. Seyler of Le Loup received commissions. The 50 years ago item recalls a national epidemic misidentified as influenza or pneumonia but actually a nervous system disease.
TV listings span 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM with News Weather Sports and a long roster of daytime and late shows. Prominent names include Doris Day Lucille Ball Jerry Lewis and Donahue era shows along with game and soap opera segments across multiple networks and time blocks.
The Ottawa Herald lists address at 104 S. Cedar with daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays. Editor Robert B. Wellington. subscription rates: trade area by mail one month $1.00, three months $3.00, six months $5.50, one year $10.00. outside trade area by mail one month $1.50, three months $4.25, six months $8.00, one year $15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news for publication.
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