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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
1
The Kansas University athletic department received a mild punishment for a minor breach of the Big Eight recruiting code. KU may offer only 35 athletic scholarships next year instead of 45, and its head coach is banned from recruiting for a year. The ruling highlights the clash between amateur ideals and the reality of paid athletic eligibility.
Government funded Stanford five year study urges national policy to promote drinking at home and reduce the legal buying age to 18. National Council of Churches backs the plan, while the WCTU opposes. Proponents claim open family drinking under guidance reduces secrecy and excess, and that 18-year-olds deserve access similar to military service.
Dear Dr Mother outlines cluster headaches as a variant of migraine linked to histamine, noting they occur in clusters with pain at night or at specific times, sudden onset, and brief duration. He discusses vascular dilation, triggers like alcohol and emotional stress, and treatment options including ergot drugs and desensitization.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told about 800 at a Greater Laconia Weirs Beach Chamber of Commerce gathering that if Russia and Communist China succeed in Vietnam they will try again with greater risk. He urged strengthening non communist nations to deter expansion and export of revolutions, saying the war in Vietnam aims for a more peaceful world and that US military superiority has kept the world free for over two decades.
Auld Lang Syne 25 years ago notes cinema fare hikes as The Tally moved from 15 to 20 and 20 to 25 cents and The Plaza from 25 and 30 to 30 and 40 cents. 30 years ago W H Martin known as Dad leads subscribers to the second Liberty Loan with a $10 000 total.
A devotional prayer thanks God for reach and asks to live in His keeping while young. It expresses faith to rejoice all days and entrust life to the Savior, ending with an Amen.
AP News analyst James Marlow outlines how President Johnson, despite power and stature, faces growing public doubt over Vietnam. Polls show 46 percent call U.S. involvement a mistake, with potential implications for 1968 renomination as Republicans split between hawks and doves. Rockefeller edges toward a cautious middle path.
AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry calls Sophia, With Love a stylish, imaginative hour on ABC. Loren tours Villa Ponti with camera mastery while guests like Peter Sellers and Marcello Mastroianni star in playful sketches. Winters adds humor as Michelangelo, and the show blends beauty, humor, and originality.
Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz and First Lady arrive in Andrews Air Force Base for a three day stay with President Johnson. Talks likely to center on Alliance for Progress and Rio Grande border welfare, with potential floods control dam projects. They will travel to El Paso for public appearances tied to the Chamiza border dispute settlement.
Carla Louise Nelson 24 of Lawrence Kansas pleaded innocent in U S District Court to charges of possession and sale of LSD She said she had been in California since June and was there at the time of the indictment Nelson arrived in Wichita to surrender after learning of the charges by phone from her Lawrence parents The judge ordered the plea after her attorney said she would stand mute The indictment lists unlawful possession sale and about 30 LSD pills in Nebraska and mentions KU affiliation
A dense broadcast list covering 5:00 PM to 1:15 AM daily. It lists programs by time slot including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones News Truth or Consequences Daniel Boone Batman That Girl Movie House of Bamboo That Girl etc. Featuring ongoing daily repeats and specials with multiple channels and related notes.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all local news printed in the newspaper and to distribute AP news dispatches as part of its formal news service.
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