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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1968

Page

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Ottawa University hears start on community development plan

An Ottawa University meeting with 121 attendees launched a community development effort backed by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce. With no name or permanent leadership yet, Dr. Andrew B. Martin acts as temporary chairman as a steering committee forms and six initial focus areas are chosen including housing, industrial development, youth, information, manpower and medical services. The program aims to include all Franklin County residents, combat apathy, and reflect broad participation beyond Chamber members and local groups.

Ottawa University Andrew B. Martin Ottawa Chamber of Commerce National Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Ottawa Franklin County Chamber

Apartheid in Johannesburg Shapes Rigid South African Society

In Johannesburg South Africa the society is starkly stratified with whites, at under 20 percent, divided into British and Afrikaners who govern with strict bans and blue laws. Blacks and coloreds live in separate, inferior worlds with strict identity card controls and no voting rights. While some housing and services exist for blacks, gaps in education and equality persist, and discontent may rise to an explosion in the future.

Johannesburg United States South Africa

Why life puzzles haunt the modern mind Hal Boyle asks

New York AP columnist Hal Boyle poses a series of lighthearted questions about everyday paradoxes. He ponders why gray hair grows after 40 while aging quirks persist, why umbrellas injure better than they defend, and why mothers in law are often the butt of jokes while motherhood itself is praised. The piece playfully catalogues common curiosities about behavior, trends, and social norms.

New York Gal G

Questions On Silicone Implants And Breast Enlargement

A reader asks if silicone or jelly implants are legal and where to get them for breast enlargement. The doctor notes implants use silicone sacs placed near the chest wall, with risks of displacement and long-term effects. FDA controls restrict use to few surgical teams. unsafe foreign silicones exist. Advice: avoid silicone until research proves safety, gain weight, improve posture, and wait for maturity. A reader asks about prenatal VD testing and thinning hair prognosis, with brief medical clarifications.

Dr. Mother W. L M. S M. C

Airline Squabble Over Pacific Routes Reaches Hearings

In Washington an American Airlines attorney accused Pan American World Airways of a poor service record and high fares in the Pacific area. Pan Am countered with a list of airlines it said should be cut in on the region, arguing the move could push Pan Am out. The Civil Aeronautics Board hearings on restructuring U S routes between the mainland and expanding Pacific territories drive the dispute. Northwest currently involved in the debate.

New York American Airlines Washington Pacific Pan American World Airways Pan Am American Civil Aeronautic Board U.S Northwest

Airlines battle over Pacific routes and jet era growth

Pan American and United have CAB approval to fly routes, with Eastern Trans World and Western eyed for passenger rights. Jet costs and bigger routes pressure consolidation as Pacific trade expands, potentially reshaping the airline landscape through the 1970s.

Pan American United Air Lines Eastern Trans World Western Airlines Pacific Southeast Asia Japan United States

Computers Take Over TV With Audience Driven Sketch

Television uses computers to project election results and measure ad impact. A Variety Hall NBC sketch let viewers vote on hero or villain via a two button switch. The gag faltered as bottles shattered and costumes failed while the crowd reacted with laughter. Bill Burrud prepares for Animal Secrets network premiere and a travel show's grand African migration sequence.

NEW York Miesic Hall NBC Joni Davidson Davidson Tusy Daevidson Pete Barbuti Davids Burrud Screngeri Nogorangoro Africa

Bible Quiz: Four Questions on Jesus and Miracles

Four Bible questions test knowledge of Mark and Exodus passages. Topics include Jesus denying mighty works in a skeptical city, honor of prophets, God’s provision of manna, and the request by a mother about her sons in Christ's kingdom.

Jesus Israel

Shortage of baby safety pins linked to steel shortage

Local reports note a pin shortage as dealers struggle with supply. Some expectant mothers may accumulate two or three pins monthly, while others have had none in two months. A Spitz dog killed by Officer C. E. Wright is under rabies inquiry as its head arrived decomposed for tests in Manhattan.

Generationg C. E. Wright Manhattan

Comprehensive Public TV Schedule Log For One Day

A dense television scheduling page lists programs across hours from early morning to midnight. It covers News Weather sports documentaries dramas comedies and movies featuring Descriptions include Leave It To Beaver Wagon Train Cimarron Strip The Killer Shrews Stolen Hours A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court and more with hosts like Joey Bishop Merv Griffin and Phil Silvers and various game shows soap operas and public affairs programs.

Kansas Spectrum Joey Bishop Desert Legion Phil Silvers Woody Woodbury Mike Douglas Marshal Dillon Gomer Pyle King Arthur's Court Merv Griffin

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details

Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.50, one year 10.00, with outside trade area rates of 1.50 per month, 4.25 per three months, 8.00 per six months, and 15.00 per year. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news publication and AP dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press

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