01 Jul 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
1
The article argues a federal census will cost around 200 million with a ten year cycle. It notes opposition from over 100 Congress members citing privacy fears and big brother concerns. It emphasizes census figures drive representation, funds, and business planning while protecting individual answers by law.
A space program expert Dr Malcolm C Smith describes bread issues for moon missions. He notes the crumb problem ruins cabin cleanliness and recounts how a commercial loaf solves crumbling while offering stretch, glue-like qualities and even fish bait potential, highlighting the high cost of space aid.
A reader asks about raising the bed for leg circulation and concerns about brain hemorrhage. Dr Thosteson explains leg venous return improves with elevated feet, brain circulation remains unchanged, ulcer healing requires varicose-vein surgery plus local ulcer care, and blood pressure is favorable for age.
A reader explains that the terms massive coronary and acute myocardial infarction describe the same heart attack concept. The note clarifies that massive coronary implies a large portion of heart muscle affected and discusses common causes and medical wording.
New York AP report notes insurers pledged 1 billion dollars for low cost housing and job programs in core cities, drawing listless public reaction. Since 1967 they have spent 910 million, citing financial and social returns, with projects in Winston-Salem, Cincinnati and Louisville creating hundreds of jobs while expanding access to housing for minority and low income residents.
Hal Boyle reports on Roscoe J Withers receiving a new spinal column at age 812, becoming a record transplant recipient with 56 parts. Other items cover a mass Moon prison escape, a Saturn budget cut, a sanitation workers’ strike settlement, and Miss Uranus winning a planetary beauty pageant.
Gil bert Fitzhugh, an insurance executive with no military service, is named to head a blue ribbon panel to study the Pentagon. The group will review organization, procurement, and research and development, aiming to recommend efficiencies and cut waste over a year long study.
Robert J. Gentile, 44, was found guilty by Judge Mark Brandler in Los Angeles Superior Court of six counts of grand theft for deceiving his half blind, wheelchair bound sister Josephine McGee out of 174000. The money, from a settlement after a 1968 accident, was her only income. Gentile promised repayment after a deal with an oil company, which oil reps said never existed. Sentencing set for August.
A dense TV log lists daylong programming from 5 AM to midnight including News, Weather, Sports and a mix of serials, game shows, specials, and films. Notable entries feature Flintstones, Truth or Consequences, Star Trek, Laredo, Beverly Hillbillies, Hawaii Five-O and Tonight.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details with address 104 S Cedar and editor Robert B Wellington. It shows trade area rates by mail and out-of-area rates, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual pricing through one year.
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