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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1969
Page
1
Editorial notes and commentary appear on Page Two of the Ottawa Herald dated Thursday January 16 1969. The piece reflects the paper’s stance on issues of the era and provides opinion on local and national topics.
Gov. Robert Docking began his second term with vows of quality in government, opportunity for all children, and a better quality of life. He opposes new taxes and gasoline tax hikes yet promises reforms that may shift agency structures and save money, while facing resistant Republican majorities in both legislative chambers.
The piece recalls recurring New York disruptions from fuel oil shortages to transit slowdowns, strikes, and school closures, warning of growing strain on governance. It contrasts with a Nebraskan memory of a dingy chess parlor at 42nd and Broadway, where the author still visits, amid the city’s larger troubles.
Hal Boyle sketches a crowded chess parlor scene with tourists mincing through, players and kibitzers at 40 cents per hour, coffee cups, sandwiches, and glimpses of girlie movies across the street. The narrator bets a dollar a game, sensing the high stakes in a fog of Bowery types and garment district sharpness.
A fragmented reminiscence blends a chess game gone wrong with a rushed exit and reflections on life priorities. The narrator recalls a rival grabbing a queen as moves stall, a hurried train departure, and questions why years passed without focus on responsibilities or skills.
Dear Dr Thosteson explains that refreezing hard frozen meats may allow bacterial growth when thawed portions warm. Partially thawed but still cool meat poses health risks. experts weigh safety of refreezing and cooking versus waste.
The article explains safe deep freezing practices to prevent bacterial growth and food poisoning. It notes bacteria survive in frozen meat and multiply during thawing, warns against repeated refreezing, and advises wrapping and keeping food hard frozen until ready to thaw and eat. It also includes reader questions on thyroid issues and air travel with Meniere's disease with concise medical guidance.
A dense reading of a TV log lists programs across day and night including News Weather Morning Through Late Night. Notable entries include Daniel Boone Flying Nun Bewitched Bucking broad lineup with I Love Lucy Star Trek Guns Of Will Sonnett and The Monolith Monsters films and game shows.
New York AP reports Lyndon B Johnson’s final budget at 193.5 billion dollars blends guns, butter, a Viet Nam outlay of 25.7 billion, and a 3.4 billion surplus. The proposal includes a reminder of his accomplishments aimed at Americans who might forget his record, with changes anticipated under President Nixon.
The text examines President Johnsons budgetary stance, balancing domestic Great Society gains with rising inflation. It notes heavy Vietnam and foreign spending hurt the dollar, anger over domestic programs, and a perception of economic strength dimmed by financial strain and public dissent.
Auld Lang Syne chronicle notes Rhonda Fleming titled Sea Nymph of the Pacific Fleet as servicemen shower praise on pinups. Also recalls Ottawa bootlegger arrest tied to prohibition era events and Rev Lafayette Marshman named in related notes.
A devotional prayer emphasizing gratitude for mercies in Christ and reliance on Jesus to do the Father’s will. The supplication asks for trust in Thee and belief in overcoming the world through Christ, ending with Amen.
Ottawa Herald lists published rates for trade area and outside area by mail with monthly and annual options. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes Associated Press news rights.
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