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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1968

Page

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Docking integrity questioned over health plan ties

In Ottawa Herald editorial commentary on Governor Docking, concerns are raised about a Docking appointee, Karl Brueck, serving as an agent for a state employee health plan. The piece notes the conflict of interest law existed before Docking’s tenure and criticizes perceived lapses in integrity among appointees who could personally benefit from selling insurance to the administration.

Robert Docking Docking Karl Brueck

Brueck promises $10.2 million in highway work for Miami County

The Miami County resident and commissioner candidate Brueck advertises in a local paper that, with Governor Docking’s re election, he will secure 10.2 million dollars in highway projects for Miami County by 1970. He argues a Docking vote guarantees the rebuilding of US-169 and frames the plan as benefiting his county at the expense of Franklin and other Southeast Kansas counties.

Brueck Miami County Kansas Franklin County Docking

The Good Old Days of Election Night Delights

A reminiscence on how political reporting used to unfold at newspapers during election nights. The writer recalls crowds in the office, cigarette smoke, phones ringing, and precinct totals being tallied through the night. The piece contrasts those lively scenes with modern televised results and computer projections.

Breast lumps in a mother's concern and advice sought

Reader Mrs H S asks what breast lumps could signify beyond cancer and why a surgeon says intervals of examination are fine. She recalls a magazine story ending badly and wonders why multiple small lumps are described as good and whether to seek another opinion.

H. S

Doctors urge timely breast lump checks and reassure many not cancer

Reader questions about breast lumps, cysts, and mastitis explained. Several lumps usually suggest non cancer while a single lump raises concern. Perforated ear drums can be repaired and balance rarely affected. Seasonal ulcers flare and biblical quiz questions conclude the column.

J. M

Campaign spending in 1968 races tops hundreds of millions

AP tally shows candidates nationwide may spend between 280 and 300 million dollars by campaign end, with a third on the presidency. Major statewide races and Senate contests in big states drive costs, while candidates and parties incur pre nominating expenditures and heavy TV radio advertising.

Washington Associated Press California Herbert E. Alexander Citizens Research Foundation Princeton N.J Stephen Horn Brookings Institution Congress Richard M. Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Humphrey Edmund S. Muskie George C. Wallace Curtis E. LeMay Abraham Lincoln Springfield Ill Alexander Barry Goldwater Johnson Nixon National Broadcasting Co Eugene J. McCarthy Dminn

Jane Merrow Shines as Henry II's Mistress in Lion in Winter

New York AP columnist Norman Goldstein profiles Jane Merrow as the young French princess mistress in Lion in Winter. He traces her path from Royal Academy training to BBC TV work and her ascent to a plum screen role alongside Peter O'Toole and Katharine Hepburn. The film, shot mainly in France with some Ireland and Wales work, marks Merrow's rise in a refined ensemble.

New York Jane Merrow Henry II Alais Bbc-Tv Martin Poll Avco-Embassy Pictures Peter O’toole Eleanor of Aquitaine Katharine Hepburn O’toole Miss Hep Harvey France Ireland Wales

Auld Lang Syne and Dewey 1944 Decision Recall

A 25 year-old note recalls Governor Thomas E. Dewey saying his 1944 presidential candidacy would not proceed. A 50 year-old item reports burglars ransacking David Fausch’s home at 216 West Third and fleeing with $1.50.

Thomas E. Dewey David Fausch W. 3Rd

Prayer for Today Psalm 121 8 Devotional Line

A daily blessing hymn style prayer asks for divine preservation and present help. It expresses gratitude for the Holy Spirit's comforting presence and asks for guidance and blessing throughout the day.

Television Network Schedule Snapshot

Channel by channel listings feature NBC CBS ABC with a dense array of daytime and prime time programs. Notable entries include News and Weather blocks, classic series like I Dream Of Jeannie Batman Lucy and Jeannie, plus Talk and Game shows and film screenings.

Linus Torey Bette Hayes Steve Allen Lucille Ball Casper Romper Room Concentration Beverly Hillbillies Bullwinkle Andy Griffith Personality King Kong Dick van Dyke George of the Jungle

Ottawa news brief data rates and AP rights

The notice lists publication details for 104 S Cedar with editor Robert B Wellington, rates for trade area subscriptions by mail and outside area, and states that The Associated Press has exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press

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Ottawa Herald Editorial Harding David Solomon Moses The Federal Communications Commission Joseph Y. Resnick Senate Paul O’dwyer Norman Goldstein Hal Boyle Miss Merrow Great Gaddesden Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Merrow Anthony Harvey NBC CBS ABC Avengers Special Jeannie Eric Hoffer Mayberry Rfc Net Journal Carol Burnett Johnny Carson Joey Bishop Donald O’connor Guiding Light Doctors Dark Shadows Perry Mason Match Game House Party Password Mike Douglas Torey and Friends Flintstones Merv Griffin Wagon Train Gilligan's Island S. Cedar
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