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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
1
Editorial notes and commentary from the Ottawa Herald page two dated Friday January 13 1967. Includes reflective opinion on local affairs and national issues of the time, presented in a concise newspaper voice.
The article details months of disorders in China amid a purge of loyalists to Mao Tse tung. Nanking is seized by pro-government factions, Shanghai strikes against Red Guard activity paralyze the city, and Pe king posters denounce party leaders. It notes potential for civil war but frames it as a leadership struggle within the Communist Party rather than a fight against Communism.
Rufus Embry of Louisville, 94, and his wife Julian, 92, celebrate 78 years of marriage with a vow that cross words kept to a minimum make for a lasting union. The couple recalls 78 years of harmony and mutual forgiveness, noting the value of polite disagreement.
A reader asks if elevated blood pressure from emotional crises is as dangerous as other causes and how their symptoms signal a rise. Advice notes that lowering emotional stress can reduce BP, sedatives help briefly but not alone, and the goal is long term emotional resolution. The piece also covers birth control pills, dieting myths, skin spots, and diet pills under medical supervision, plus brief nostalgic notes.
A dense TV guide fragment lists Friday and Saturday lineups with numerous classic programs, films, kiddie shows, news, and sports. Notable entries include Wells Fargo, Flintstones, Jungle action, Batman era titles, sports broadcasts, and Masterpiece Theatre style dramas, reflecting a packed schedule across channels and times.
On January 13 1967 Associated Press highlights the day noting events from 1898 when Emile Zola published a letter charging the French government and fled to England after fines and imprisonment. It also recalls 1864 death of composer Stephen Foster 1932 Mussolini urged debt cancellation 1935 Saar Territory vote return to Germany and 1942 interallied declaration on punishment of war criminals.
Joe Pyne hosts a confrontational television bit in which he derides guests during long insults. The exchange features a professor discussing population growth while Pyne threats with a gun, then pivots to a commercial break and a faux pledge to present controversial topics.
The Cedar publishes daily except Sunday and holidays from Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates differ by trade area and outside trade area. Trade area rates: one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars, one year nine dollars. Outside trade area: one month one dollar fifty, three months four dollars twenty five, six months eight dollars, one year fifteen dollars. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and the AP dispatches are credited.
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