03 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1969
Page
1
Industry voices predict a near shift to pre-cut pre-trimmed pre-packed frozen meat from processing plants. Uniform portions common like frozen juice, promising lower prices but removing customer choice for thickness and weight of steaks roasts and chops.
Government funded study spent two years and 500000 dollars to find no direct evidence of spacecraft visiting Earth. Many remain convinced by personal sightings and beliefs, arguing commissions cannot dispel faith. The piece notes human credulity toward paranormal ideas and ends with a wistful joke about a hijacker steering to Mars.
In Ponca City Oklahoma residents face a refined petroleum contamination in soil and water. Oil appears in wells and sewer lines causing strong odors red flames and headaches. A court suit by Gladys Cobb targets nearby refineries and a city refinery sale. The city installed a device to separate oil from sewage and protect drinking water.
A reader details a magazine article on cryosurgery a surgical method using a cryoprobe to freeze tissue with liquid nitrogen. It notes global hospital use for Parkinsons disease skin cancers and prostate through freezing instruments and questions why adoption remains limited.
The article surveys cryosurgery as an adjunct to conventional surgery, noting its need for specialized instruments and learning curve. It urges patience while pioneers refine tools and determine which cases benefit most, stressing that results vary and it is not a miracle cure. It also includes reader questions on pregnancy, diabetes, and obesity with practical medical guidance.
In New York area, 105 executives and experts gathered at a mansion to simulate post catastrophe reconstruction. They formed the National Defense Executive Reserve, aiming to keep the economy moving after a nuclear attack, with 4,000 members nationwide and units in several federal departments. Jonathan Rintels will help run Texas trainings this week ahead of three more meetings in Western states.
Associated Press writer Bob Thomas profiles Irene Papas the Greek actress now in Hollywood in A Dream of Kings opposite Anthony Quinn. Papas criticizes the Greek military junta, refuses to return home until elections are free, and notes her past roles in The Guns of Navarone Electra and Zorba the Greek while reflecting on Greek identity and time.
A letter addressed to Mr. 523-09-9738 and Mrs. 505-26-1704 Route 4 Box 32A 81230 was delivered without delay to Eldon and spouse in Gunnison Colorado. The sender is their daughter Mrs. Josephine Grantski of Beav er Crossing Nebraska. The numbers after Mr and Mrs are the Lowells SSNs and 81230 is the local ZIP.
A brief devotional note cites Romans 8 28 RSV and prays for God’s grace in every life experience. The speaker asks for strength to claim the promised sufficiency through Jesus, concluding with Amen.
Auld Lang Syne notes Ben Hogan believes postwar golf could feature $50,000 purses with a quieter, less carnival-like atmosphere. Ottawa University plans a new science building. construction to begin immediately per executive committee decision.
A dense OCR style TV log lists minute by minute programming across channels and segments including News Weather Avengers Gunsmoke and many classic shows. It records titles hosts and times from early morning to midnight with multiple cross listings indicating repeats and cable blocks.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans. The publisher is Robert B. Wellington and the paper carries AP news rights exclusively for publication.
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