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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1967
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes women prefer car door locks and dash push locks after a night at the American Royal. It cites a Wichita firm selling portable tear gas for self defense, and inflatable mock assailants as deterrents. The piece argues crime in America is a growing national issue.
The writer argues the World Series no longer grips the public as in the past. Fans now watch on TV or listen by radio, with casual interest and few young enthusiasts. Games linger longer, minors declined, and more teams chase low drama, making the Series a habit rather than a premier event.
Dear Dr Mother answers reader queries on postnasal drip causes including infection allergy and obstruction. Advice emphasizes avoiding sweets nuts and chocolate only if an allergy is present and urges smoking cessation, with vitiligo discussion noting unknown causes and cosmetic options.
A dense Saturday schedule lists hours of news weather and sports interleaved with films and familiar shows. It records air times for Lone Ranger The FBI Story Tarzan Lives Of A Bengal Lancer and Midnight Lace among many others across channels and segments.
A three fifths of an inch addition to king size filters has sparked a tobacco industry debate. Manufacturers have released numerous 100s brands as longer cigarettes gained popularity earlier this year.
Richard Joseph Hughes, New Jersey governor and Johnson ally, has emerged as a key Democratic troubleshooter. He chairs the Equal Rights Committee for the 1968 convention and heads a panel on insurer policy in riot-ridden slums while guiding Newark’s post-riot reform image. His national profile grows as speculation swirls about cabinet or even vice presidential prospects in 1968.
A Kansas City report describes a man in a sober business suit, his white hair blowing, firing a .38 caliber revolver five times at a silhouette target seven yards away. The scene portrays a dramatic display of gunfire in a public setting.
In Chicago a 72-year-old Lutheran minister, Rev Joseph Wakinson, says churches neglect inner city needs by expanding suburbs. He organized the Lutheran Community church twelve years ago in an all Negro neighborhood and warns welfare and low income groups suffer as a result of suburban church growth.
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