23 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1969
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes quotations from a summer work-in manual issued by Students for Democratic Action. Hoover says parts were drafted by American Communists. The piece suggests SDS aims to disrupt industry, while Hoover warns of Communist infiltration.
In Chicago the SDS barred the press from meetings, using canned releases. Members spoon fed reports while denouncing free reporting as capitalist. Many members aren’t students and the group shows anti Democratic leanings. The piece warns the SDS is subversive for trying to control press freedom.
Inquiry into the fatal clash between a U S destroyer and an Australian carrier at Subic Bay Philippines continues. Confusion over running lights course and ship communications cited while the American captain, asleep, faces negligent-imperative scrutiny. The tragedy underscores wartime danger and the captain’s ultimate Navy responsibility.
A reader asks if low blood sugar can influence mood and mental state. The doctor notes hypoglycemia can indeed affect emotions and thinking, alongside fatigue and sleepiness, though specifics vary by individual.
The article explains how low blood sugar and low thyroid activity often co-occur and how sugar dips cause hunger weakness and mood changes. It notes fluctuations rather than a constant condition and mentions a forthcoming booklet Help for Hypoglycemia. It also answers reader questions about orange rind nutrition and medical douche guidelines.
Freshman Sen. Charles E. Goodell of New York attacked Dirksen over blocking Dr. John H. Knowles as health chief. Sen. Edward Brooke urged a showdown, reflecting a broader push by newer GOP members for less war emphasis and more domestic initiative. They warn Dirksen risks obsolescence if the party remains out of step with the times.
Hollywood veteran Paul Brinegar, best known as Jelly Hoskins on Lancer, defends supporting roles over superstardom. He cites TV's need for flexible, real-feeling characters and notes he can work few days weekly while enjoying steady pay and recognition. Brinegar recalls Rush from Rawhide and stresses shaping a role to fit the actor, not the other way around.
A collage of columns and trivia riffs from New York AP notes on home life, education costs, health warnings, and quirky psychology. It touches on tranquilizers among housewives, ice cube size in Antarctica, popcorn consumption, littering by men, dog grooming on home visits, and the odd link between penmanship and intelligence.
Representatives from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths joined in a ground breaking for a new interfaith religious center in Columbia Maryland. The $1 million facility will house congregations including Catholic Missouri Synod Lutheran American Baptist Unitarian Universalist Jewish and United Methodist Presbyterian groups with four worship spaces and shared offices.
A dense OCR listing daylong TV schedule with programs across networks and channels. It enumerates shows from Flintstones to Laredo and News specials, with time slots, repeats, and song/film entries, reflecting a full broadcast day lineup.
The Ottawa Herald lists address at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas and notes Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. It details subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly quarterly half year and annual options and states AP news dispatches are exclusive for local news publication.
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