28 May 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1969
Page
1
The piece praises Apollo 10 for its flawless Earth to Moon to Earth voyage with minimal mid-course corrections and highlights the nation’s space achievements. It questions why resources aren’t directed to domestic issues like education housing urban decay inflation and poverty while noting safety concerns for citizens.
Two items of interest on higher education emerged. One reports a university where faculty agreed not to hold final exams because black students opposed them. The other notes a university where faculty decided to pass everyone due to campus unrest. Parents and officials should question the value and leadership of universities amid such actions.
Dear Dr Thosteson asks who should have iodized salt amid iodine deficiency concerns. The letter notes iodine scarcity in soil worldwide and explains iodized salt was devised in the 1920s to supply a tiny iodine trace, preventing goiters in all ages. Modern transport and seafood also help distribute iodine.
Dear Dr Thosteson guidance on a niece with four months of trismus after wisdom tooth removal. infection or nervous reaction considered. home remedies and antibiotics discussed. Also notes a Milwaukee colostomy club and ostomy associations for patient support.
Hollywood figures rail against the Academy over a 56 minute foreign broadcast edit that cut best director winner Carol Reed. Directors Guild demands public apology while Gregory Peck considers changes to membership rules and voting practices.
A dense Television Log lists daytime and prime time shows across channels with titles like The Beverly Hillbillies Here Come The Brides and Hawaii Five-O while noting news weather sports cartoons soap operas game shows and movies. The long roster includes classic programs such as Bewitched The Fugitive Tarzan Goes To India and Night And The City among others.
New York report of a Roper survey shows most college students remain traditional, with only 9 percent labeled revolutionaries. Winter 1968 interviews with 1,500 students and nearly 700 alumni reveal attitudes on marijuana, religion, sexuality, military service, and career goals, highlighting a conservative trend within higher education.
The Ottawa Herald lists its offices at 104 S. Cedar with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It outlines subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area, by mail, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options.
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