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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
1
The piece explains a proposed constitutional amendment to permit re election of county treasurers beyond the present two term limit. It notes the ballot description is confusing and argues the change reflects value of experienced treasurers and a broader step toward local government reform, urging approval.
The piece surveys a chaotic campaign year with McCarthy Johnson Kennedy Rockefeller Wallace and Humphrey, questioning if Humphrey can push the race to the House. It recalls past twists from Garfield’s assassination to Roosevelt's third term and 1956 Eisenhower.
A dense broadcast log lists daily time slots and program titles across channels and genres. Entries name news, weather, films, sports, and numerous classic series, with many parenthetical c markers indicating archival rights.
Dear Dr mother explains there is no mild heart attack since any heart attack damages heart muscle. Symptoms vary, some attacks feel less severe but tissue damage occurs. If pain subsides the heart may recover partially, though original damage is permanent.
The commonest heart attack signals include pressure and aching under the breastbone and near the chest center. Shortness of breath, pale skin, and sweating often accompany the pain. some attacks are mistaken for indigestion. The heart may be damaged due to reduced blood supply, causing weaker beats and limited oxygen distribution. Silent heart attacks may occur when symptoms are dismissed as indigestion. Also notes there is no evidence that chlorine in drinking water causes heart attacks.
London analysts warn a future hijack could force a pilot to land at a poorly equipped airport, risking disaster. Despite five years of talks, an international convention to prosecute hijackers moves slowly. US promises to ratify. Cuba backs stronger piracy-like laws, yet extradition and territoriality complicate punishment.
A devotional prayer invoking Ephesians 2 14 urging Jesus spirit to embrace the world this day. It asks to break down barriers that divide and to draw all who share the bread and cup into unity in Thee for Thy sake Amen.
More than 525 Kansas young people attended the state Baptist Youth Fellowship convention held here Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Forty years ago, influenza cases were few, with only four new reports and under 100 active city cases after removing convalescents.
Hal Boyle argues dreams fuel mental health and prevent neurosis. He notes daily worries trap people, while daydreams offer brief escapes. He suggests vivid fantasies like marrying a boss’s daughter or climbing Mt. Rushmore as harmless, imaginative exercises.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade and outside areas, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and credits the Associated Press for local and dispatch news.
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