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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

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New Pacification Effort in Vietnam Faces Expansion

In Saigon a December program to win hearts and minds among Vietnamese villagers failed to reduce Viet Cong activity. About 20 thousand civilians were assigned to fringe areas. 220 workers were killed. Military control shifts the effort to Gen Westmoreland, boosting forces from 442,000 toward 470,000 or 480,000, with reports lobbying for 600,000 or more. US troop needs may rise beyond.

Saigon South Vietnam Gen. Westmoreland Westmoreland Associated Press

Poet Laureate John Masefield Dies at 88

John Masefield, renowned poet, dramatist and novelist, died aged 88. He served as Poet Laureate of England since 1930, a role that kept him in the public eye through a long career before his memory faded from much of his earlier acclaim.

John Masefield Masefield Engeland

Poets Laureate through history and royal tradition

A commentator muses on the Poets Laureate role from Ben Jonson to modern times. He cites pay, wine, and licenses, noting Elizabeth II may be last to appoint, while predicting future monarchs rely on press support rather to poets.

Buckingham Palace Lyndon Johnson Elizabeth II Ben Johnson James I Dryden Nachum Tate Colley Cibber H.J. Pye Southey Wordsworth Tennyson Lord Alfred John Masefield Monsarchs Times

Calorie counting and weight tips in Dear Dr. Mother column

Reader questions about calorie needs and weight management. Dr. Mother cautions that 3500 calories per pound is not universal, notes individual variation, and warns against strict counting. Advice favors stable eating habits and gradual weight change, plus brief health Q and A items on aspirin odor and alcohol effects.

Dr. Mother

Explosive Future Of Vietnam War Across Global Flashpoints

AP analyst James Marlow surveys a widening crisis as U S forces push into the Vietnam DMZ, China weighs entry, Hong Kong faces pro China mobs, and the Middle East simmers with Israel Egypt tensions. A tense, uncertain global outlook dominates as U Thant withdraws U N peacekeepers, raising alarms.

Middle East Israel United Nations Egypt Suez Canal U.N Gamal Abdel Nasser

Television Log of Prime Time Schedule Fragments

A dense list of TV programs and time slots from a television log. It catalogs shows across hours from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. including Leave It To Beaver Branded News Truth Or Consequences and sports, films, and children’s programs with numerous channel codes and segment markers.

U.N.C.L.E Dakt Joey Bishop M Squad Las Vegas Aarons

Ottawa Herald masthead and subscription rates notice

Ottawa Herald lists publication details for Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington and subscription rates for in area and outside trade area, including monthly and annual pricing and mail delivery terms. The notice notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press

TV Show Promises Something Different for ABC

Cynthia Lowry reports Jon Aarons plans a new ABC program blending elements of Edward R. Murrow era profiles with modern access. The show will tape Fridays and air Thursdays, featuring Aarons, five staffers, three mobile units, and lawyer F Lee Bailey visiting homes of famous and intriguing people.

Cynthia Lowry New York Jon Aarons ABC Aarons Edward R. Murrow F. Lee Bailey Bailey Murrow

Slow Down and Mirror Check Save Lives Campaign

A note promotes driving safety urging motorists to slow down and let faster vehicles pass while constantly scanning the rear view mirror. The message credits The Advertising Council and The National Safety Council for cooperation in publication.

Advertising Counc The National Safety Council

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