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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
1
An editorial argues Dean Rusk’s statement that less than victory risks mortal danger signals a shift in government stance. It suggests dissent could be branded disloyal as officials push for victory as patriotic and question Americans’ right to oppose policy.
A fragment recalls William Allen White's 45 year old Pulitzer winning editorial on the right of dissent. The piece notes his lines about law, free utterance, and the balance of folly and wisdom, arguing that free expression sustains wise laws.
A lively dialogue on fall weather and Indian summer contrasts with a sharp social exchange about marriage and football. The speaker counters a dismissive woman, who riffs on wardrobe, ballet, and football, ending with plans to pick out some of her man’s should also be going now.
A reader advises stopping commercial deodorants and using after‑shave lotion or diluted rubbing alcohol for armpit irritation. The column also covers bald eyebrows and eyelash thinning, deafness after ten years, achalasia explained as a stomach spasm, and cautions about athlete’s foot products and pinworms causing sleep disruption.
Today Father Cowell O'Neill read his appointment letter to St John’s Catholic Church in Lawrence. His last service at Ottawa Sacred Heart Church will be next Sunday. The 50 years ago note mentions Richmond Home Guards with 87 members and regular drills on Tuesday and Saturday nights. Prayer references scripture from Acts 20:32 and a dated prayer practice for today.
AP News outlines five leading GOP figures Nixon Romney Reagan Percy and Rockefeller, all differing on war policy but largely opposing Johnson's handling. Romney wavers on intervention, Nixon and Reagan push escalation, Percy seeks cautious limits, Rockefeller avoids critiquing Johnson while questioning bombings and information flow.
A dense listing of prime time TV blocks and daytime shows across many stations. The grid names programs from Leave It to Beaver to I Love Lucy, Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, Dark Shadows, Perry Mason, and The Tonight shows with weather news segments and various film features.
Cynthia Lowry reviews ABCs Kismet with Anna Maria Alberghetti and George Chakiris, praising its color, music, and dance numbers while noting some plot bog downs. NBC airs A Hard Days Night, then Cyrus and other specials compete as ABC plans a Sophia Loren program and The King and I film.
TOKYO AP Sohyo the general council of Japan Trade Unions denied a report by five American maritime unions that it called for a conference to halt American shipments to Vietnam. Sohyo said it would back any effort to interfere with U S shipments and oppose American imperialism per spokesman Itsumu Kobayashi.
The State Department confirms it once employed a John Discoe Smith from Quincy Massachusetts but says there is no evidence he defected to the Soviet Union or worked for the CIA. The Moscow Liter ary Gazette article claims a John Smith spied for the CIA while revealing a Quincy native background.
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