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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1969
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial notes a US lull in Vietnam news amid moon shot and Kennedy fallout. It cites three options for Vietnam policy: strike hard risking a broader war, muddle along, or withdraw letting South Vietnam act. It warns each path carries global or domestic peril and questions the direction.
In Manila Nixon urged that peace in Asia must come from Asia itself. In Indonesia he urged self help with U S aid tied to nations that aid themselves. His budget seeks 800 million dollars for Asia excluding Vietnam, reflecting a shift toward Asian responsibility amid Vietnam costs.
Kent Frizzell selected Harold Nye as head of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to replace retiring Logan Sanford. Nye has spent 14 years with the KBI, eight as assistant director, and previously worked as a policeman and detective. He is praised for understanding all state departments and for cooperating with police and sheriffs offices nationwide.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about excessive foot sweating in his son. The writer notes embarrassing dye transfer to socks and seeks a cure that does not impair normal body function. The message emphasizes desire for a safe treatment.
A reader asks about excessive head sweating and the doctor explains eccrine and apocrine glands, triggers like temperature and nerves, and treatment limits. Suggestions include antiperspirants, limited nerve surgery as a last resort, and cautions about drug side effects plus home measures for odor and foot care.
Hal Boyle wryly notes inflation affects health by limiting bad habits yet boosts small achievements. He riffs on pink dresses inviting lunches, age quirks, celeb burnout, handy purse tricks, bragging woes, tric ovals of eyewear, junk debris from civilization, stomach tests, and friendship as a measure of virtue.
New York reports a surprising budget surplus as US tax intake exceeds expectations by 2.8 billion dollars, pushing the balance above 3 billion. Britain also benefits from consistently underestimated exports since 1964, lifting its annual surplus by up to 36 million, while questions arise about currency and spending dynamics during a period of economic stress.
Hollywood AP reports Jack Haley returns to film after 25 years in Norwood directed by his son Jack Haley Jr. Haley Sr. appears briefly as a farmer owner while noting TV rebroadcasts revived interest in Oz. He reflects on Judy Garland’s death and Oz’s lasting impact on fans.
Seattle ad sells a 12 ton 350 foot steel bridge for 9500 dollars. Virgil Pagne claims he bought and dismantled the structure stored in a barn in Ephrata Washington. The Forest Service originally paid 250000 dollars for the bridge spanning the Clearwater River near Lewiston Idaho.
In Nevi Sonato Italy a beer drinking contest drew Germans Austrians Swiss French and Italians. Giovanni Verzelletti of Italy won the speed drinking showdown defeating a field of national contestants in a festive event reported by AP.
Comprehensive viewing slate lists daytime and prime time programs across channels with News Weather Sports and multiple serials. Notable entries include Beverly Hillbillies Captain Kangaroo Laredo and Here Come The Brides along with films Cry Of Battle Shadow On The Wall and Going Steady.
The notice lists subscription prices for local and outside trade areas, detailing one month, three months, six months, and yearly rates. It also credits Robert B. Wellington as Editor and Publisher and states The Associated Press has exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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