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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1967
Page
1
Senator James Pearson reports Kansas constituents oppose the federal surtax while administration economists defend it to curb deficit and inflation. He questions trust in tax increases given ongoing government spending and rising debt.
A dinner party tale describes two mason jars of peeled peaches packed in sugar buried in a garden to age six months for brandied fruit. The narrator notes the d w insists on a 12 inch deep hole, jokes about yard-dug treasure, and wonders if a buried revelation will ever surface.
Reader questions Dr. Mother about leg cramps at night in a 75 year old, noting possible impaired circulation and quinine relief. Sauna baths do not reliably reduce weight, and true weight is set by intake. A reader asks about carotid body removal for asthma. the doctor notes limited success and minority support.
A morning downpour of 1.96 inches accompanied by lightning and wind knocked out power across much of Ottawa. Residents breakfasted by candlelight as streets and homes faced outages and the electric circuit was broken.
AP analysis notes the 1966 consumer pullback boosted savings to 6.5 percent of take home pay while debt swelled toward 400 billion, over half for homes. economists debate whether shoppers will spend or save as prices rise and taxes loom.
AP News Analyst James Marlow reflects on Thurgood Marshall’s ascent to the Supreme Court. He notes Marshall’s roots, the 1954 ruling overturning segregation, and the shift in Black movements from lawful progress to confrontational tactics. The piece contrasts constitutional fidelity with rising extremism.
With the Bolshevik jubilee near, Soviet leaders push a world Communist meeting to condemn Mao Tse tung’s Red China. Brezhnev says rally under proletarian solidarity as invitations go out, risking split into pro Moscow pro China and neutral blocs. The plan, once mooted by Khrushchev, aims to tighten Moscow’s influence while China’s regime grows hostile.
A dense OCR listing of TV time slots shows channels and programs from 5:00 PM through 1:00 AM, including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones News Truth or Consequences and many more. The fragmentary text mixes show titles with channel indicators and odd symbols, reflecting a scanned schedule page.
Dr. Charles Egger, new deputy executive director of UNICEF, reflects on 19 years in global hardship. He notes UNICEF aims to provide food medical care and education to children and that reaching the woman of the house has driven much of the program's success.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for its trade area by mail at one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 and one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 and one year 15.00. The paper notes AP membership and exclusive use of local news and dispatches.
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