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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
2
The Pueblo incident prompts questions about legality and handling by the Johnson administration. Critics urge full disclosure of the ship’s status, its mission, and whether sensitive codes survived. The piece warns against blaming North Korea without complete facts and contrasts with past U S coverups.
A Mitchellville IA resident Freda Vanderkamp was clocked at 112 mph by a patrol plane as a school bus driver. The piece argues excessive car speed fuels law violations and highway deaths, criticizing manufacturers for overproviding speed. It cites Kansas and open-space limits and calls for tighter controls to protect motorists and pedestrians. Ralph Nader's highway safety critique is noted.
New York AP profile of Cliff Robertson describes his drive to make a standout film. He bought the rights to Daniel Keyes Flowers for Algernon, retitled Charly, and aims to adapt the acclaimed story with ABC-Paramount backing. He recalls a career of near-misses on big roles and his early life from La Jolla to wartime sea duty.
A 10 month old, 10 pound 13 ounce baby with a congenital heart murmur and gamma globulin deficiency prompts Dr. Fowler to caution that some defects impede growth and require careful testing and growth before surgery. Growth may improve after surgery, but waiting can be necessary for a better outcome.
Rationing and the war greatly reduced fly-by-night marriages in Ottawa. Probate judge Clive H. Owen notes a decline since the war began. 30 years ago Miss Melva Crawford begins duties calling trains at the Santa Fe station, replacing the usual male worker as depot messenger under Agent 5S.M. Campbell.
A compact devotional prayer thanking God for Jesus Christ and His teachings. The speaker asks for fidelity to Christ and assurance of His enduring presence, ending in Jesus name.
The United States leans toward peaceful diplomacy after North Korea captured the USS Pueblo with 83 crew. Dean Rusk urges calm while Johnson pursues talks with Russia and the United Nations as questions of international waters and provocation cloud the outcome.
Television schedules shift as no football airs on Sunday. CBS reenlists 21st Century, ABC restages American Sportsman, and NBC reels from Flesh and Blood failure. Bernstein Beethoven miscue, Stars of Tomorrow awards, and Stars misfire accompany Van Heflin marlin chase. Luther adapts with Robert Shaw.
A 5 year old girl fell into an 85 foot deep well in Shawnee while her father and a real estate saleswoman watched. He dove after her with a tree root for grip, and both were rescued by volunteers after about 15 minutes in the water.
The Ottawa Kansas daily TV grid lists programs from 5 PM to after midnight including Leave It To Beaver Gunsmoke I Love Lucy Tonight and The Tonight Show. Notable station lineups feature news weather Edits and a mix of Westerns dramas movies and game shows across CBS NBC and ABC network slots.
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