Editorial: Crime Fight Emphasizes Hoover Claims
Ottawa Herald editorial argues crime rose 20 percent in early 1967 per FBI chief J Edgar Hoover. Critics note inconsistent crime statistics across agencies, juvenile law changes and extended rights slow prosecutions, and urge stronger society safety over individual safeguards.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
President’s Crime Commission
Attorney General
United States
Hoover
Train To Sion Through Swiss Lakes And Valleys
The narrator rides a smooth electrified Swiss train along Lac Leman to Sion, noting orderly railways, plentiful irrigation, and scenic Jura and Matterhorn views. Sion’s history includes a 13th century fortified cathedral and two castles. Lunch features Swiss specialties raclette with potatoes, onions, mushrooms, wine, and local dessert.
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Sion
Lac Leman
Lausanne
Mone
Julius Caesar
Italy
Simplon
Television Schedule Log With Classic Westerns And Comics
A dense listing of TV time slots featuring Leave It To Beaver Branded News and Weather segments, numerous film titles, and classic programs like Gunsmoke Bonanza The Virginian Rifleman Voyage Lassie Walt Disney World and Ed Sullivan. It catalogs show times channels and occasional parenthetical cues indicating color or censor notes for a 1960s era viewing grid.
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Kansas
U.N.C.L.E
Rango
Phyllis Dilfer
Avengers
Laredo
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Alan Burke
Virgil Ward
Ed Sullivan
FBI
Password ends on CBS daytime after six years
CBS plans to drop Password from the daytime schedule in September, replacing it with a new soap. Allen Ludden, the show's host, reflects on leaving a program he helped make popular, noting its instant hit status, rising ratings, and the audience connection that defined his six years with Password.
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CBS
Password
Allen Ludden
New York
He Has A Monkey On His Back As Popul arity Wanes
AP News analysis notes President Johnson struggles to gain traction amid Vietnam costs and stalled peace hopes. It highlights Pentagon funding needs, party dynamics on war policy, and Johnson’s careful public stance. Kosygin meeting is praised for pragmatism, though no major gains are claimed. The piece contrasts Johnson's tangible 1965 legislative wins with a waning public mood.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
Congress
Senate Republican Policy Committee
The Doctor Knows Dear Dr Mother and More Health Qs
A column features reader questions about smoking and possible lung cancer and other illnesses. Advice emphasizes not self diagnosing, urges medical evaluation, and outlines potential causes from blood in sputum to rheumatic fever and growing pains. It also covers birth control pills and venereal disease risks and cites recent local items.
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M. A.R
Ottawa Kansas Paper Pricing and Editorial Note
104 S. Cedar publishes daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. editor Robert B Wellington outlines subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
Associated Press
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