Ottawa United Fund drive set to reach $26,668 goal
Editorial urges Ottawa residents to back the United Fund as workers hit the streets to meet a modest goal of 26,668 last year’s drive saw apathy reduce totals. The piece stresses need, economy, and leadership energy to overcome indifference and deliver support to local agencies.
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Reagan interview reveals both sides during 1968 race
A single AP interview with Gov. Ronald Reagan captures his stance and intentions in theRepublican presidential nomination race. The dialogue highlights the journalist interviewer dynamics and Reagan's responses, offering a compact view of the political moment and personality.
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Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan quotes and quirks in interview about campaign setup
The piece critiques Ronald Reagan in a framed quote laden passage. It notes his offhand remarks about not forming a campaign organization, his split infinitives, desk description, and image management. It contrasts ideal White House poise with improvised speech and attire observations.
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Brittle juvenile diabetic insulin shocks and care
A reader asks why a 15 year old with long standing diabetes experiences morning insulin shocks despite high afternoon blood sugars. Dr Molner outlines insulin types, timing, and the need for tailored regimens, meal regularity, and activity. He notes possible nocturnal peak insulin and rebound glucose, and recommends glucagon rescue for emergencies and multiple smaller injections if needed.
Penthouse sparks industry debate over brutal film
AP’s Bob Thomas reports Peter Collinson’s Penthouse fuels controversy in Europe and America. Critics split between masterpiece and atrocity as previews draw walkouts in Paris and New York. Collinson defends the film as nonviolent aside from a single hand stamping scene. Paramount backs release after censor approval.
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Hollywood
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Europe
America
Peter Collinson
Penthouse
Isosins
Berlin
Paris
New York
Storry
Local man struck in eye by wire last night
Twenty five years ago Lester Sink of the northwest area was hit in the left eye by a wire. The eye ball was badly bruised. Half a century ago plans for entertaining the state Anti Horse Thief Association convention here next week will be settled at an AHTA meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms tonight.
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Prayer for Unity Through Christ in God’s Love
A devotional prayer thanks God for the unity between Father and Son and asks to remain in that bond through Jesus Christ. The prayer seeks strength to conquer in God’s power and ends in the name of Jesus Christ.
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Johnson Defence of Vietnam War Framed as National Security
AP News analyst James Marlow notes President Johnson framed U.S. Vietnam involvement as defense of national security to prevent communism from endangering the United States. Senate debate featured Dirksen defending the war and Fulbright opposing it, with others proposing varied bombing and ceasefire conditions. The session yielded little change in Johnson’s stance.
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Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South Vietnam
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Fubright
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
North Vietnam
Fulbright
Symington
Hanoi
Sen
Thomas H. Ruchel
California
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Ark City Offers New Farm Education Program
Arkansas City Kansas becomes the first in the state to offer a two year junior college program combining agriculture and business studies with a mandatory 960 hour work experience. Instructors John Coday and Richard Tredway oversee nine students in a pilot course designed to prepare skilled personnel in seeds soils marketing and retailing.
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Kansas
A. F. Buffo
Area Vocationale Technical School
Cowley County
John Coday
Coday
Richard Tredway
Bec
Wayne Greenhagen
Newkirk
Oklo
Scott Braungardt
Rock, Kan
Robert Booth
Wellington
Television Log Highlights A Dense Day Schedule
A dense historical TV grid lists numerous programs across channels with varied times and many placeholders. Notable entries include Leave It To Beaver Flintstones The Virginian Captain Kangaroo Captain Kangaroo Bewitched Ironside Massacre at Marble City and The Yellow Rolls Royce among others along with Weather News and multiple game and talk shows.
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Virginian
Custer
Beverly Hillbillies
Marble City
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
Dundee
the Culhane
Johnny Carson
Vince Gibson
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Magnus Gorilla
Jack LaLanne
Torey
Captain Kangaroo
Ganarel Hospital
Bette Hayes
Merv Gritnn
Bever
HillbAlies
Temptation
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Flying Nun
Bewitched
Ironside
Mississippi Gambier
Peyton Place
F-Troop
Dean Martin
Good Company
Abandon Stuip
Faith For Our Times
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription options for local and out of town readers, with monthly, quarterly, half year and yearly rates. The paper notes association with the Associated Press and credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher.
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