29 May 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
1
Kansas Senator Jim Pearson stands against deploying the ABM system, citing reliability, cost, nuclear balance, and arms talks impact. He pressures administration on a rural job program while facing potential political retaliation for his bold stand and past support for Rockefeller.
A patient reports a thickened white patch on the lower gum and asks about cancer risk. The reply explains leukoplakia as irritated mucous membrane changes, often from dentures or tobacco, primarily in the mouth, with caution advised for potential cancer.
Reader questions cover leukoplakia patches from tobacco irritation and when to biopsy, avoiding irritation by not wearing dentures at night, and fixing jagged teeth. Additional notes discuss malaria effects on blood donations, a new angina drug, and meaning of DPT vaccines, ending with a biblical prayer referencing Caleb.
New York AP notes a sprawling TV broadcast log listing daytime and prime time programs across news weather sports and entertainment. Entries include Flintstones Daniel Boone Captain Kangaroo The Prisoner Bewitched Laredo and The Saint among many others with noted times channels and occasional parenthetical c designations.
Hal Boyle muses on education and daily life, joking about getting out of kindergarten to fix college access. The column blends social wit with a dense TV schedule spanning dramas, comedies, news, and movies for the day, naming shows and timing across channels.
Memorial Day began with Gen John A. Logan proclamation to decorate graves of fallen soldiers. The practice spread from military roots to a full national holiday, with New York first designating a state holiday five years later and more states joining. The piece notes ongoing casualties and reflects on the cost of war.
Edwin Mullane a Bergenfield Ford dealer and Rafael Cohen Yonkers Merit Motors head spearhead a dealer coalition opposing warranty and factory relations practices. They testified before the FTC and Hart senate committee outlining low warranty payments, factory-store competition, and make-ready defect payments. Ford GM and Chrysler recently boosted warranty payments. American Motors surveys potential increases. Mullane plans a Teterboro training program to address mechanic shortages and improve dealer image alongside Cohen who urges informed consumers.
Ottawa Herald lists address at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 with daily except Sunday and holidays publication. Editor Robert B Wellington outlines subscription rates for trade and non trade areas and notes AP news dispatches are exclusive for local publication.
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