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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1968

Page

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VIP Visits Stir Vietnam War Critique in Journal

The Wall Street Journal condemns VIP trips to the front as politicians like Rep. Joseph Resnick visit Vietnam. Resnick and his young children witnessed briefings in Saigon, complained about restrictions, and campaigned among GIs, distributing gifts from home suppliers. He targeted Jewish soldiers via a Jewish chaplain.

The Wall Street Journal Vietnam Joseph Resnick New York U.S. Senate Resnick Saigon America

VIP visits in Saigon boost Resnick's war tour

Citizen Soldiers 6 accompanies him to carry knives and Kool-Aid as officers and men respond with cynicism to VIP briefings. A Navy officer jokes you cannot slight the big shots while a Marine notes a display battalion near Da Nang. Resnick hosts a champagne breakfast for the press in Saigon before returning home, aided by new war and peace expertise.

Navy da Nang Resnick Bob Hope Rep Saigon States

What Lies Ahead for Harvard Seniors on the Draft

The Harvard Crimson polled 529 seniors about the draft. Among the respondents 59 percent said they would make a determined effort to avoid military service.

Harvard Crimson

Harvard and Berkeley Students Weigh War Resistance

A University of Harvard study shows twenty two percent would go to jail or flee if deferments were denied and over one third would refuse to fight if drafted. Berkeley and Harvard share antiwar sentiment, suggesting government struggles to sell the Vietnam war to youth. Many undergraduates oppose the war but see no path to a graceful exit, wary of U S tactics, while not pacifists about other conflicts. The piece questions Washington's response if even a fraction fled or faced imprisonment instead of serving.

Washington Harvard

Mumps Symptoms and Medical Q A Notes

Letters to Dr Mother discuss mumps spreading across salivary glands with parotid and sublingual involvement. The column offers practical guidance on symptoms and concerns about facial swelling and treatment options.

Prayer for Faithful Work and Service in Jesus Name

A devotional prayer invoking God to accept honest effort and usable gifts. The speaker asks for faithfulness in daily tasks, to serve according to ability, and to seize opportunities granted, using Jesus as the guiding spirit and ending with Amen.

Jesus

The New Budget Life and Death Matters Analysis

A News Analysis examines President Johnson's 1969 budget proposals, framing federal spending as life and death for health, defense, and social programs. It highlights per capita costs for job training, housing, foreign aid, space, education, veterans benefits, debt interest, and rising military and security expenditures.

John Cunniff NEW York AP Vietnam Johnson

Subversive Activities Control Board Eyes Revival

Washington reports SACB may be revived after two dormant years as Congress funds a boost to enforce new Communist spotting duties. The Daubois Clubs case hearings planned in New York probe if the group is dominated by the Communist party, with delays requested by the club. Proxmire defended abolition, while Johnson’s 1969 budget supports a board seen by some as failing to register communists in its history.

Washington SACB Johnson Congres Firee Supreme Court William Proxmire D-Wis Senate Everett M. Dirksen Congress

Ford Theater Reopening Shines On TV Night

AP reports CBS offered a bright hour on Ford's Theater reopening in Washington. Notable figures like Hubert Humphrey Helen Hayes Henry Fonda Fredric March and Nina Foch appeared as the Marine Band accompanied. The hour balanced somber Lincoln references with modern stage tech and star power.

Ford Theater Cynthia Lowry New York CBS Ford Washington Abraham Lincoln Ford’s Blacktie Hubert 4H Humphrey Helen Hayes Henry Fonda Fredric March Lincoln Shakespeare Nina Foch Harry Belafonte Andy Williams U.S. Marine Corps John Wilkes Booth Miss Hayes Belafonte Willams NBC New York City New Madison Square Garden Bob Hope Bing Crosby Pearl Bailey

A Long Wait Ends with Spaniard Surrender in 1936 War

SAN FERNANDO Spain AP Juan Rodriguez Arag 67 surrendered to authorities Tuesday after locking himself in his home since the Spanish civil war began July 18 1936. Aragon a carpenter said he feared political articles in a local magazine could bring reprisals. His family told friends Juan had disappeared.

San Fernando Spain Juan Rodriguez Aragon Cifra Aragon Juan

Television Log Says A Busy Night Of Classics

A dense late night aired a mix of dramas comedies and talk shows. Notable titles include Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Truth or Consequences The Clown and Nighttime News Weather Merv Griffin and Tonight with Joey Bishop among others. The schedule lists multiple reruns and movie slots across the evening into early morning.

Flintstones Kansas Hall of Fame Avengers Beverly Hillbillies Joey Bishop Merv Griffin Film Venture Spotlight Bey Jack Lia Lanne Captain Kangaroo Torey Times Jack Lianne News Bette Hayes General Hospital Concentration Donna Reed Beverh Hillbillies Andy Griffith Temptation Dick van Dyke Guiding Light Joe Pyne Lave Luevi Woody Woodbury House Pavey Daetors Dpe Perry Mason Mike Douphis Torey and Friends Yorey The Three Stooges Daniel Boone Batman F Troop Dean Martin Nick Beal

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