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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1969
Page
1
Letters from Mrs. Roy Bickerstaff and Samuel K Caylor defend decency standards and freetv choices while criticizing Ottawa zoning for a new discount store. They discuss Eve’s nudity in art, personal rights to channel surfing, and editorial motives, urging print to reflect public interest over profit.
R W asks if left bundle branch block blocks the left heart chamber or all of it. He asks about collateral arteries forming when a larger artery closes, and whether heart surgery exists for this. He also questions why an electrocardiogram does not show the issue.
A reader asks about heart impulse transmission and bundle branches with right or left side blocks affecting rhythm. An ECG detects blocks, medicines or pacemakers aid. arteries feed the heart through branching vessels, not fixed rails, enabling recovery after blocks. A.R.M. explains cancer is not contagious and focuses on irritation causing cellular change. Caesarean deliveries depend on underlying conditions, not a fixed limit.
A dense TV schedule lists programs from Flintstones to news, movies and religious segments across midday to late night slots. The note ends with a biblical verse Matthew 2 9 RSV and a prayer asking guidance and faithfulness.
Historians mark the 1960s as a revolution in film form and content with loosening moral codes, explicit sexuality, and a new rating system. Key films and directors challenged norms while European cinema and new techniques reshaped storytelling. Race, violence, and musical trends also shifted, boosting African American actors and varied genres.
NBC presented Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates as a two hour musical with period sets and heavy drama about Brinker children facing taunts in the 1830s near Amsterdam. CBS aired J.T. as part of Children's Hour, a mid day tale of a young Negro growing up in a tough slum.
Washington AP report flags mismanagement of Title I funds under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Audits show money spent on sewage plants, TV stations, and building costs rather than directly aiding disadvantaged students. HEW officials promise tighter controls and a new week-to-week funding plan to avoid large, sudden Treasury withdrawals.
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and explains daily publication, second class postage, Associated Press rights, and subscription pricing for trade area and outside trade area. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
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