01 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
Editorial notes that Kansas streams are polluted to a level dangerous for swimming and drinking. Gov. Docking's staffer cites runoff from commercial feedlots as the main pollution source, not industrial wastes, and calls for drastic action to restore water quality.
The article argues feedlots dumping cattle waste into gulches lead to stream pollution. Health authorities should ban new feedlots until disposal methods prevent water contamination, and order existing operations to implement safe waste handling or be closed for public safety.
Henry Ford II told stockholders at the annual meeting that substantial price increases are coming in automobiles. Earlier Detroit reports cited 1968 models likely to cost $100 to $150 more. He blamed the change not on himself but on the new federal policy.
Walter Reuther signals upcoming wage talks as union and automakers debate added safety and air pollution costs. The essay argues higher car prices will pass to buyers, urging prudent purchases and trimming nonessential options to keep 1968 models affordable.
A reader asks about keloids after mole removal. The doctor explains keloids are raised scars often resistant to removal, more common in young people with darker skin, and not malignant. Treatments tried include steroid injections, X ray, ultrasound, and CO2, with injections sometimes reducing size. Also notes hypertrophic scars differ and may shrink over time.
Hollywood reports a tumble in fresh drama as networks brace for fall. CBS hints Stage 67 will linger under a new title, while ABC notes drama is nearly out of fashion. Networks pursue counter programming with stronger lineups to win larger audiences.
AP News Analyst James Marlow outlines how Egyptian President Nasser’s blockade of Elath and Gulf of Aqaba risks war. He traces postwar shipping controls, Suez history, UN law of the sea impact, and the potential for conflict if Nasser holds the blockade and the UN exits Sharm el Sheik.
Evening schedule lists popular shows across multiple channels with time slots from 5:00 to 8:30 PM. Notable entries include Leave It To Beaver Batman Star Trek F Troop Bewitched Dragnet and comedies My Three Sons Bewitched That Girl and My Favorite Martian along with a film From Hell To Texas.
Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes daily publication except Sunday and holidays. The paper is a member of the Associated Press, with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for publication.
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