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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald’s Page Two editorial discusses civic concerns and contemporary politics with a focus on local impact. It questions policy choices, urges practical governance, and calls for measurable results from public decisions.
The Kansas House Education Committee backs a resolution urging the State Board of Education to study personal finance instruction for high school students. Critics warn legislative orders risk politicizing curricula, favoring political control over educator expertise and school needs.
In Mexico City's Hipodromo de las Americas we attend horse races on select afternoons. A persnickety insider offers “inside information” for a fee, but all bets fail as horses falter and the supposed guide vanishes. The writer notes crowded taxis, mixed transport, and disappointing dining.
Dear Dr mother explains that hearing loss during a cold often stems from inflammation and congestion of the eustachian tube, which fails to equalize pressure between the inner ear and throat. He describes how rapid pressure changes and infections can block airflow, and notes serous otitis as a possible inner ear complication with fluid buildup and ear drum bulging.
A devotional prayer asking Heavenly Father for courage and presence in times of weakness. It reflects on sin by omission and the need to speak up and act, through Christ our Lord, Amen.
Auld Lang Syne twenty five years ago notes almost all yearbook art finished per art editor Dixie Jeanne Gilliland. Fifty years ago John Sullivan of Tauy claims some tasks need strong language, not possible with the union suit turned right side out in the dark.
The Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders warns of riots if civil rights steps falter while Senate debate lingers over housing open to Negroes. Ryan notes employment discrimination remains widespread with black unemployment far above whites, despite laws and presidential orders. He cites executive orders in contracts and unions as underutilized tools in ending job bias.
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry reviews ABC Sunday night adaptation A Hat Full of Rain. Michael Parks and Peter Falk star as brothers with vivid scenes of withdrawal and family conflict. Herschel Bernardi portrays a harsh father as the drama lingers on the human bonds amid addiction. NBC airs Passport to Prague a bilingual, subtitled tonal vignette about a wife in Prague. ABC plans Man In a Suitcase as a summer fill for Operation Entertainment with a midseason return next fall.
A House committee warns the Viet Cong gain rural loyalty in South Vietnam by land reform the Saigon government resists. It urges U S pressure for meaningful reform and questions continued American war support without it. A sharp dissent argues the issue is miscast amid war damage.
Washington AP reports Americans largely ignore President Johnsons plea to defer non essential travel outside the Western Hemisphere. Passport offices show a January surge in applications up 26 percent, with forecasts of 95 000 departures to Europe in March and 65 000 in February. The trend accompanies a proposed 30 percent tax on overseas tourist spending.
TV guide lists an dense lineup from 5:00 to 12:30, featuring news, game shows, dramas, specials, and movies. Notable entries include Flintstones, Truth or Consequences, Captain Kangaroo, Merv Griffin, Jeopardy, Guiding Light, As The World Turns, and The Tonight Show, with multiple channel blocks and late movies.
The Ottawa Herald lists mailing rates for trade area and outside area. Rates include one month to one year options, with lower prices for trade area subscribers and higher prices for those outside the trade area. The newspaper is published daily except Sundays and holidays and edited by Robert B. Wellington. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to its local news and AP dispatches.
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