Replies To Closing Christmas Day Cafe Openities
From Our Readers notes a letter about Ottawa cafe options on Christmas Day. A drug store in town was open offering drinks and sandwiches, seen as a partial remedy for dinner needs. Respondents praise Ottawa residents, wish Mrs Kay well, and suggest weekly letters to her father.
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Doris N. Kay
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Wichita
Kansas City
Portland
R. FE. Calvert
Quenemo
Bold South Carolina Elector Defies Tradition for Wallace
The South Carolina elector Lloyd W. Bailey voted for George Wallace in the 1968 election, highlighting that electors retain independent judgment. The piece argues for abolishing independent elector power and moving to direct presidential elections by 1972 to ensure orderly governance.
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More Diet Problems Second in a Series
The column discusses weight loss struggles linked to premenstrual appetite. Miss M B describes an uncontrollable hunger the week before periods, with weight gains of 3 to 7 pounds that are later shed. The note highlights common dieting barriers and challenges to reduction efforts.
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M. B
Fluid retention and dieting myths explained in health column
A health column discusses fluid retention before menstruation and the limits of rapid weight loss from salt restriction. It notes gradual weight loss after initial “drying out,” the role of stress in overeating, and when psychiatric counseling may help obesity. Questions about eggs and birth control are addressed. The piece ends with a prayer and reflection.
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Thosteson
W. Sheer
Good News in a Week of Inauguration Acts
AP survey highlights small, splendid efforts across the United States after the president's inaugural address. From free cotton candy at a hospital to major kidney transplants funded by community drives, citizens and officials volunteer aid, donations surge, and courageous acts unfold in Portland, Sioux Falls, Little Rock, Philadelphia, Washington, Circleville, St. Louis, New Lenox, Albuquerque, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Hagerstown, and more, reflecting civic spirit amid national headlines.
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America
Nixon
Phillip Massinger
Portland
Ore
Yoke Leim
Yoe T. Liem
Zoo
Ken Lewis
Yoke
Sioux Falls
Karen Parker
Kar
Little Rock
Ark
Brenda Shuffield Andry
Arkansas
Roundtown Citizen Band Club
St. Louis
Bernadean Edwards
Edwards
Shirley Bates
Albuquerque
N. Mex
J. W. Williams
Nixon favors sufficiency over superiority in military power
President Nixon endorses the term sufficiency as the U S aim for military power and arms talks, saying it could ease negotiations with the Soviet Union. He argues sufficiency ensures U S power to defend interests and commitments globally without pressing nuclear superiority.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Pentagon
United States
Inflation fears outstrip bomb concerns in public mood
AP reports that inflation dominates worry more than the hydrogen bomb as people grow numb to atomic threat. The piece notes social unease, stagnant wealth, derelict cars as symbols of lost purpose, and shifts in public anger toward landlords and doctors.
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New York
Television Log Chronicle Schedule Dense Nightline Grid
A dense listing of daytime and prime time TV slots across many networks with programs from News and Weather to a slate of soap operas, game shows, movies, and specials. The log names numerous hosts and series such as Truth or Consequences, Perry Mason, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Hawaii Five-O alongside film titles and public affairs programs.
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Kansas
Mod Squad
Lancer
Julia
Red Skelton
NET Playhouse
N.Y.P.D
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Faith For Our Times
Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillibillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Music Hall
Green Acres
Scourie
Cotton
Fitzsimmons
Ottawa Herald Publication and subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald lists its offices at 104 S. Cedar and states it is published daily except Sunday and holidays. Editor and Publisher is Ropes B. Wallington. Subscription rates vary by trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. outside trade area prices are higher. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news content for publication and AP dispatches.
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Ropes B. Wallington
Associated Press
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Salt Lake City
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