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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1969
Page
2
In a New Jersey pilot project at Pascack Valley and Pascack Hill high schools, seniors discussed the impact of the new G M R X film classifications. Students, parents, and teachers debated effects on dating, communication, and attitudes toward sex and nudity in cinema.
A group of top life insurers known as the Million Dollar Round Table is shifting from self focus to public service and responsibility. Speeches by a priest a psychiatrist and former cabinet officer promote the Whole Man Concept urging members to act with duty and community help beyond sales.
An emergency haylift for 60 to 70 wild horses on a 9000 foot ridge supplies forage through Sunday. Ed Court’s firm operates the aircraft while volunteers break trails toward Pine Nut mountains to move mustangs to lower elevations with no snow. Local ranchers clubs and junior high fundraiser cake sale help fund the operation. Nevada wild mustangs, about 8000 head, have been declining for years.
North Korea captured 83 crew of the USS Pueblo. A Navy court heard that many communications technicians were not interrogated. Crewmen described "The Gypsy Tea Room" where detainees were offered liquor and persuaded to meet a visitor tied to communism.
Paris AP recalls Richard Nixon's 1967 Paris stop with guide Michael Pocina. The outing included a Ritz Bar drink, a lobster scene, and a quiet club night at New Jimmy's in Montparnasse. Pocina notes Nixon's respect for De Gaulle and France's industrial strength amid overseas misperceptions.
Hal Boyle surveys alimony debates among equal rights advocates noting many women doubt a man deserves support after a life with a wife who can pay. He riffs on child reactions to a bursting balloon, party brags, absent mindedness, gun fears, tipping, fashion, family status symbols, and the value of rest and simple pleasures.
The nuclear powered carrier Enterprise, badly damaged by a January fire that killed two sailors, will rejoin the Pacific Fleet next Tuesday. Rear Adm. Edward Fahy credited the rapid repair to the can do spirit of 1,000 Pearl Harbor shipyard workers and Enterprise crew.
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