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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
1
Page Two OTTAWA HERALD 1967 editorials weave a Christmas mood with cautions about taxes social issues and war. The piece urges keeping faith and peace amid holiday pressures while railing at Vietnam and economic strains. It mixes light seasonal cheer with sober reminders of real world tensions.
A Christmas Eve diary piece describes a Sunday before Christmas filled with preps and tense expectations. The author notes an empty resident mouse absence yet warns of a stressful, anticlimactic day dominated by cooking, errands, and crowded schedules.
A teenage diabetic girl writes she freezes up talking to her doctor and seeks tips to communicate. The columnist urges treating the doctor as a friend, notes the importance of asking questions about insulin, diet, and testing, and suggests writing down two or three urgent questions for future visits.
A dense TV schedule lists programs across channels including Holiday Inn, Christmas specials, News Weather and Sports blocks, and classics like The Tonight Show. Notable items feature Christmas themes, NFL and Pro Football coverage, and recurring shows such as Leave It To Beaver, Andy Griffith, and Captain Kangaroo, with times spanning day and night slots.
Washington AP report explains the U.S. federal government runs on a July 1 to June 30 fiscal year while the calendar year begins January 1. lawmakers face funding delays as only one of 13 appropriation bills passed by last session. Some push to shift to calendar year to streamline budgeting, though reforms remain limited.
Moscow AP reports the Soviet secret police now emphasizes espionage abroad and counterespionage at home alongside new MOOP security ministry roles. Pravda highlights shifting missions with border troops retained, while recent articles stress vigilance against Western intelligence and counterspies amid past Novocherkassk violence and Izvestia's critic of US provocations.
Washington reports rising costs as labor data show November up three tenths of one percent and forecasts point to more inflation this month. The brief notes Americans face higher prices for goods and services, touching family budgets nationwide.
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