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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1968
Page
1
An Ottawa Herald editorial on Kansas State University’s new football stadium sparks reader responses. A Kansas State supporter defends the project noting access routes and local fan enthusiasm while critics label the stadium a “paved hole in the ground” and warn of a new era in Kansas football fortunes.
A playful note invites readers to use free parking at the K-State Union lot and ride a quarter to the entrance. It references public transit, chatter with Vince, and hopes that Kansas State will become a grid power in the Midlands, needing veterinarians rather than KU engineers.
A veteran journalist reflects on why reporters face high mental strain and risk yet find value in the trade. He cites dangers from covering crises and police actions, the pressure to be first and accurate, the inevitability of bad news, and the toll of libel risk, concluding the shorter life would be worthwhile for the work.
A mother asks if her child’s lingering fatigue nausea and headaches after a long hospital stay could be due to mumps meningitis or encephalitis and wonders if spinal taps contributed to these symptoms. The letter seeks medical clarification and guidance.
A medical column explains how illnesses like mumps can spread to the meninges causing encephalitis and warns that vaccines were developed due to such severe complications. It notes spinal taps for diagnosis and that vaccines reduced risk, then shifts to a reader asking if light drinking is safe in pregnancy with guidance that occasional drinking is generally not harmful, but excess is risky.
A Religion in the News piece discusses whether Christian charity is self serving or genuinely selfless. Theologian Daniel Dugan argues Christianity grants transcendental value to individuals, guiding compassionate action beyond mere earthly rewards. He contrasts Christian and secular humanist motives while noting Christian practice can differ from its doctrine.
A dense list of TV and film airtimes from 12:00 to beyond 12:30 detailing News Weather Sports and programs across channels. Entries include Flying titles like The Truth to Spring Moby Dick and classic shows such as Wagon Train Bonanza Gunsmoke and The Twilight Zone era staples with multiple movie airings and special programs.
25 years ago the new Kansas plate appeared today, featuring a red and white design and measuring twice the size of the previous plates. 50 years ago Ottawa contributed over 103 knitted socks to the Red Cross for the war effort.
A devotional prayer requests readiness to serve others and act as unto Thee. It asks for sensitivity to the needs of people and to perform all works for God, ending with Amen.
A compact set of quiz prompts referencing Joshua Ruth Exodus Acts and Psalms. Items cover Rahab and Ruth’s virtue, leavened Egypt exit, Peter in Joppa, Paul’s healing ritual, and Psalmist’s plea. Includes scoring notes: Four excellent Three good.
Gen William C Westmoreland has entered Walter Reed Army Hospital for treatment of an intestinal disorder first suffered during his four years as commander in Vietnam He previously was treated for the ailment at Walter Reed in July This is his second hospital trip since becoming Army chief of staff
Stockton, AP: Sandra Wagner, 23, a mother of three, ends a seven day strike against housework. The housewife notes she will return to her 10 hour workweek, saying she appreciates her husband Tom Wagner for his support.
The notice lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. It names Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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