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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1969

Page

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Editorial Page Two Ottawa Herald 1969

Editorial discussion reflects on local and national issues of the era with opinion pieces dated July 15, 1969. It comments on political developments, civic matters, and community concerns shaping public discourse in Ottawa.

Kansans weigh ABM funding and political split

In a debate over limited deployment of the Anti ballistic missile system Congress is urged to withhold the $759 million immediate appropriation and resist a broader ten billion dollar long term program. The piece notes Senator Pearson's opposition and Senator Dole's support, and criticizes Pentagon spending as wasteful while questioning ABM effectiveness.

Congress James Pearson Robert Dole Nixon Pentagon

Ottawa Legion baseball team posts 13 win season despite rain

The Ottawa American Legion squad finished with 13 victories and five losses after a season plagued by heavy rains. The manager, players, and fans share pride in the marked improvement across PeeWee, Junior, and Babe Ruth programs sponsored under the Legion name, with calls to expand facilities and funding for community benefit.

Ottawa American Legion Ottawa PeeWee Babe Ruth Legion

Tears and Treatments for Closed Tear Ducts

A reader explains ducts are closed and both eyes feel dry and teary. A prior recommendation used warm boric acid water with an eye cup, but concern grows that boric acid eye washes may be poisonous. The writer notes the confusion for those new to the condition.

To Your Good Health on Tears and Boric Eye Wash

The article explains tear production and drainage, noting tears lubricate and remove dust. It advises dilute boric acid as an eyewash in small amounts, warns against its use on wounds, and mentions safety concerns. It also answers patient questions about hiatal hernia, ulcers, and heart disease, plus a drink of orange juice with a raw egg and a closing prayer.

Electric Car Progress Hidden From Public View

A wide range of researchers and small firms in the United States are quietly advancing electric vehicles aimed at 40 to 60 mph and 100 mile ranges. Major manufacturers and utilities back the effort despite noise, air pollution concerns, recharging limits, and the habit of using gasoline cars.

America W.J. Clapp Edison Electric Institute Electric Utilities Clapp England General Electric

TV Networks Prepare Extensive Apollo 11 Coverage

New York AP report details continuous television coverage planned by NBC CBS and ABC for Apollo 11 from liftoff to return. Programs include preflight shows and color live transmissions, with 30 to 31 hours of uninterrupted air time during key lunar phases and live moonwalks. The plan features special guests and interactive viewer questions as the world follows Armstrong Aldrin and Collins on the historic mission.

New York NBC CBS ABC Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E Buzz” Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Columbia Armstrong Trendex U.S

Claire Bloom A Life of Work and Worries in Her Own Echo

Hal Boyle reports from New York on Claire Bloom reflecting that life outlives acting and fame fades. the British actress recalls early Shakespearean passion, her Chaplin moment in Limelight, and her preference for neurotic but romantic roles. She speaks of Hollywood, aging, goals, perseverance, fears, and a philosophy-free stance.

New York Claire Bloom Claire Ophelia Charles Chaplin Hollywood

Cross-Eyed Lion Clarence Dies at 74 in Peoria

Clarence the cross-eyed lion famed for the 1964 film and the Daktari series died Saturday in Peoria at age 74. Trainer Monty Cox said gastric disorders and blood poisoning caused the death as the lion had been visiting a fair.

Peoria, Ill Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion Monty Cox Lion Clarence Peoria

Television Schedule Log Details From Local Station

A dense broadcast log lists many programs with times and channel tags including Flintstones Truth or Consequences News Weather Editorial Mod Squad Star Trek Julia Liberace It Takes A Thief NET Playhouse Beau Geste Doris Day N Y P D Dick Cavett Man On The Moon Laredo Untouchables Black Heritage Reprisal As The Sea Rages Faith For Our Times Meditation Postmark Mid-America One Way To Safety Call To Worship TV Party Line Today Three Stooges Torey Time Whizzo Captain Kangaroo Fashions In Sewing Liar's Club Bette Hayes Steve Allen Lucille Ball David Frost Romper Room Concentration Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Dick Van Dyke Hollywood Squares Love Of Life Jeopardy Bewitched News Flashback Eye Guess Allen Ludden News Feminine Touch Paul Harvey Weather and Markets As The World Turns You're Putting Me On Days Of Our Lives Newlywed Game Love Is A Many Splendored Thing I Love Lucy Guiding Light Dating Game Secret Storm General Hospital One Life To Live You Dont Say Dark Shadows House Party Movie The Restless Wears Mike Douglas Galloping Gourmet The Wings Of Eagles Green Acres Outsider Hawaii Five O Good Day For A Hanging Laredo News Weather Sportscasts Virginian Here Come The Brides Sportsman's Friend King Family Beverly Hillbillies Music Hall Movie The Wings Of Eagles Outsider Hawaii Five O Laredo News Weather Black Heritage Faith For Our Times Film

Flintstones Kansas Mod Squad Star Trek Lancer Julia Liberace NET Playhouse Doris Day N.Y.P.D Dick Cavett Johnny Carson Joey Bishop Laredo Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Dick van Dyke Virginia Graham Allen Ludden Paul Harvey Guiding Light Doctors General Hospital Virginian

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details

Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for trade area and outside area with per month, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices. The notice lists editor Robert B. Wellington and notes AP news dispatches are used for local news.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Mal

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Editorial Ottawa Herald Dr. Thosteson A. G Jesus Southern California Moon Lyndon B. Johnson Orson Welles Duke Ellington Hal Boyle Main Street Cross-Eyed Lion Daktari Mid-America King Family Music Hall Green Acres Black Heritage Co 7Th Cavalry Faith For Our Times S. Cedar THE Associated Press
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