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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1968
Page
1
The bill raises personal income taxes by 10 percent retroactive to April 1 and a full-year corporate tax boost, paired with a $6 billion federal spending cut. The author notes voters pay taxes while corporations do not and questions the budget and electoral impact while calling the surcharge a sewer charge for Washington's bureaucracy.
The text portrays Nairobi as a semitropical capital near the equator with 5000 foot altitude, showing lush gardens, parks, and a colonial-modern mix. It contrasts wealth and tribal patterns, notes safe game preserves nearby, and highlights hotels, travel bureaus, shopping for bush gear, and safari readiness alongside a personal stance against hunting elephants.
A reader asks if bread preservatives cause cancer and what the Pure Food Law does. Dr Molner says FDA tests many substances, issues cautions, and that worrying about what somebody said serves only to raise nerves. He notes the agency is capable, diligent, and generally trusted despite occasional criticism.
AP analysis notes George Wallace’s growing role as he campaigns across the South. Governors a split on his chances. Albert Brewer backs him with predictions of winning several states while Connally Sanders caution on party response. Wallace cites ballot gains in California and Texas and promotes his anti integration platform.
In New York a narrator recalls a wedding where joy contrasts with the godfather’s ache. He notes the crowd, the vows, and his own unspoken role as silent guardian as Nina Ann Palmer weds Bill Sweeney. He reflects on responsibility, looking for what he might do, while feeling unseen.
HOLLYWOOD AP It happened just as Rowan and Martin predicted Laughein is the biggest thing to hit television since the Kefauver hearings The Monday night frolic has captured the public’s fancy and the Emmies Tiny Tim and downtown Burbank are celebrated The duo say they are realists after 17 years together and discuss the shows impact on advertising and media theory while their politics diverge in their signature bickering routines
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry notes the Smothers Brothers summer hour shifts focus to music with Glen Campbell as star and Nancy Sinatra as guest. The program targets youth and features Pat Paulsen satire with potential plans to poke at political campaigns. An influx of new cast members, including Negro performers, is expected next season across comedies and dramas.
A detailed, around the clock TV listing fragment covers remaining daytime into late night programming. It catalogs News weather sports movies talk shows dramas and children's programs across channels with titles such as Leave It To Beaver Cowboy In Africa Gunsmoke Lucille Ball Captain Kangaroo Merv Griffin and The Beverly Hillbillies along with game shows soaps and documentaries. The log notes multiple time blocks and program blocks including specials and network feeds.
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