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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues the government should observe rather than intervene by sending arms to Israel. It recalls America's prior entanglement in Vietnam, noting billions spent and thousands of lives lost, and questions the nation’s self-proclaimed peacekeeping role as it becomes increasingly involved overseas.
The author critiques U S engagement in the Mid East arguing that aims such as world security or anti Communism lack justification. The piece questions oil interests Judeo Christian heritage and long standing support for Israel while condemning self righteousness and misguided meddling by the United States.
A personal letter to Dr Thosteson reveals a patient’s distress over not visiting a long-time doctor and feeling foolish about it. The writer explains inability to seek medical care and expresses guilt or embarrassment about past actions and medical neglect. The note conveys emotional strain and concern about health and future steps.
A reader recounts a past sexual encounter after a long abstinence and worries about pregnancy and conscience. The column advises no pregnancy risk exists past early ages, urges moving on, and notes no harm done. Also address questions on cataract timing work return, scalp conditions, and undescended testicle.
Washington AP reports Farmers Home Administration faces a backlog of 167 million in pre applications for industrial development loans to rural areas. The loans could be funded by a USDA appropriations bill totaling 9.9 billion for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1974, awaiting Nixon approval. FHA would receive 200 million for the new industrial development loan program created by Congress last year under the Rural Development Act of 1972.
Blythe Danner is described as an irate environmentalist after scolding a smoking car driver at a stoplight in New York. She and husband Bruce Paltrow vacationed with their infant daughter, relaxing between a taxing 13 show schedule and possible renewal of Adams Rib. FHA pre applications totaled 342 requests worth 167 million dollars, signaling potential future development loan growth.
The United States presses a firmer stance toward Moscow while seeking a diplomatic solution over the Middle East. Nixon recalls Lebanon deployments and Beirut 1958 parallels as Kissinger and Dobrynin maintain near daily contact to avoid misread signals amid Arab-Israeli tensions.
A dense log of TV listings showing programs, News and Weather blocks, game shows, comedies, dramas, movies, and sports pre game notes. It names numerous titles and stations, including Sesame Street, Truth Or Consequences, Hogan's Heroes, World Series coverage, and Night Gallery among many others.
Ottawa Herald policy and pricing information outlines subscription options for trade area and out of area customers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms with different prices for in state and out of state subscribers and a 3 percent sales tax adjustment for out of state. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
New York AP report cites management expert Dr. Eugene Jennings noting a nearly four in 20 resignation rate among top company presidents from Oct 1971 to Oct 1973. He links high turnover to a complex, adversarial business climate, consumer activism, ecology movements, and wary stock markets.
Hal Boyle discusses the idea that everyone learns a second language of doublespeak, citing examples where speakers hide true meaning. He notes corporate misuse of price earning ratios and management gaps from rapid 1960s growth, linking this to higher executive resignation rates than in the past.
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