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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
1
Editorial notes Franklin County achieved its $29,000 fundraising goal in Ottawa and the county completed the drive. Money was banked, the temporary office closed, and records filed for next year as communities push toward year end charitable aims.
The Franklin County campaign succeeded due to strong leadership by George Marstall who organized volunteers and energized the effort. Public support and dedicated workers under his guidance drove the drive to a successful outcome earning community thanks.
A Cornell scientist develops a device that scans living animals to reveal fat versus lean meat by analyzing muscle echoes. The X ray like film view helps marketers select for lean quality, but increases herd labor and may drive new roles for veterinarians to run reducing salons.
A reader asks about avitaminosis and cure. The note explains the medical shorthand by adding an letter A to show absence. The example contrasts typical and atypical to illustrate the opposite meaning in technical language.
Discussion of vitamin deficiency and excess in older adults. Highlights causes like illness and dietary habits, risks of avitaminosis for vitamins A and C, B complex, and the need for a balanced diet plus supplements when absorption is impaired. Includes obscure notes on Histoplasmosis and sarcoidosis and ends with a Bible quiz tease.
Leonard Ross, age 23 and Yale doctoral candidate, rose to fame answering stock questions on TV. Eleven years ago his stock knowledge earned him $164,000, but despite a bull market his fortune has not matched that high. Taxes and a restricted trust hindered reinvestment into blue chip or glamor stocks.
Leonard Ross describes a patient, fundamentals focused approach after a volatile market period. He avoided aggressive bets, earned about 35 percent in one year, then faced timing weakness and shifted back to disciplined value investing with earnings history as the gauge.
NBC faced viewer fury as a one minute game interruption preceded Heidi switching ahead of a Jets Raiders showdown. The switch followed NBC executives ordering to push buttons for Heidi. The weekend also featured Tennessee Ernie Ford variety and a Benny segment, with mixed reviews for the Ford sketches and Gable writer depth.
New York profile of Dorothy Loudon as she prepares for The Fig Leaves Are Falling at the Broadhurst opening Dec. 27 directed by George Abbott. The piece traces her career from night clubs to radio television and stage, her personal drive for serenity and success, and her ambitions to headline fine musical comedy yearly.
A devotional prayer asks for mercy and forgiveness to rise from knee to walk anew in service to God through Jesus Christ our Redeemer Amen.
Claude Spencer of Princeton dislocated his thumb while cranking a car on a Tuesday afternoon and sought treatment in Ottawa. Another note recalls 50 years ago when Fire Chief S. T. Cole and hose cart driver Willis Rodgers traveled to Kansas City to acquire a new motor fire truck bought by the city last August.
A lengthy tabulation lists numerous TV slots with shows, movies, and news across hours from 5:00 to 1:00, including titles like El Cid, Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, Meet the Press style, and multiple network programs. It notes channeling times, repeats, and special segments alongside weather and news breaks.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details, editor Robert B. Wellington, and subscription rates for trade area and outside, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and AP news rights.
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