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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1967
Page
1
A critical view of Congress as it drags through an unfinished fiscal year with no broad budget cuts. Agencies run on interim funds while a $29 billion deficit looms. Lawmakers delay decisive action and defer spending reductions to the administration, threatening government responsibility.
A Washington analysis compares the White House and Congress in a finance standoff mimicking a World Series. President Johnson and House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills clash over a 10 percent tax surcharge, spending cuts, and a temporary spending freeze as analysts hedge on timing and size of any tax hike.
Harvey M. Friedman, an 18 year old from Highland Park Illinois, graduates MIT with bachelor, masters, and doctorate in philosophy and joins Stanford University as an assistant professor in mathematical logic earning 10000 dollars a year. The piece notes his youth contrasts with typical faculty and contrasts his scholarly rise with expected coming‑of‑age experiences.
A reader asks about a border line diabetic husband needing diet with possible medication based on blood sugar and urine, and about an 8 year old with epilepsy on Dilantin and risks if a dose is missed. Dr Molner cautions diet first, notes meds depend on labs, and advises Epilepsy Association for information.
A dense TV guide lists daily broadcasts with multiple channels, shows, and times from 5:00 PM to 12:25 AM. Entries include classic series like Leave It To Beaver and Flintstones, news blocks, weather, game shows, and sports programs, with numerous host names and program titles across a long late night lineup.
Senator Hugh Scott a Republican moderate endorsed President Johnson's Vietnam policies saying the party must not become a peace at any price faction and stressing the president's stature. He argued for candor on security while backing the current strategy, as Johnson warned against quick, costly fixes and pursued a responsible road to a secure Asia.
AP Television eRadio writer Cynthia Lowry examines rising on screen violence in 1960s TV. She notes viewers tire of standard fights and demands sharper shocks. Examples include High Chaparral leg surgery without anesthesia and Mission Impossible bat attack scenes, plus lingering camera focus on injured players during a football broadcast.
Jody Curtis of Portland says she will buy a dog license next time after being arrested and jailed for half a day for failing to license Peaches. The 20 year old mother claimed she did not intend to pay and had given away the dog three months earlier after receiving the first warning.
The note shows 104 S Cedar daily publication with Ottawa Kansas mailing details. Robert B Wellington is editor and publisher. Local and AP news rights are stated. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly quarterly and yearly options.
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