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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1967
Page
1
Editorial recalls Dean Berlin retiring Friday as executive vice president after three decades with Ottawa Savings and Loan Association. He credits early carrier boy days with teaching people skills money handling and consistent work. The piece wryly muses on a carrier boy consultant role.
The Ottawa Herald notes Dean’s retirement party and his quiet leadership at Ottawa Savings. Friends recall meeting him while seeking a loan, credit his role in community efforts, and praise the bank’s progressive reputation under his guidance. The farewell celebrates a career viewed as “something really big.”
The piece notes a few traditionalists who still prefer walking the decks of a passenger liner to flying, even as most travelers now cross the Atlantic by air. One week on deck is not unusual for these travelers.
The Holland American Line abolishes tipping aboard all ships and raises crew wages to compensate. The move aims to remove gratuities but risks undermining passenger decorum and meal service economics. Observers doubt lasting success and predict surreptitious tipping will continue despite the policy.
A reader explains how to tell apart diabetic coma from insulin reaction, noting coma is stuporous with dry skin and fruity breath needing hospital care, while reaction is sudden with pale moist skin and possible convulsions, treated with sugar and glucagon. advice to keep glucagon and consult doctors.
A dense broadcast log lists NBC CBS ABC and independent channels with hours for programs from Johnny Quest to The Egyptian and Tarzan. Notable blocks include News Weather and Sports at 6:00 and a long parade of cartoons, talk shows, dramas, games and movies across dayparts, mirroring a full one page TV roster.
Congressional inaction on several spending bills has led multiple federal agencies to curb spending and delay contracts and new hires. The Office of Economic Opportunity and agencies like AID, the Peace Corps, and the Atomic Energy Commission report pay pauses and halted grants as Congress negotiates continuing resolutions and authorizations.
US forces clash south of Da Nang in a week of heavy action. US casualties total 19 dead and 75 wounded in ground fighting near Tam Ky and Hoi An. Eight miles south of Da Nang a major engagement left 35 Communists and 10 Americans dead with 33 Americans wounded. Additional clashes near Tam Ky and Con Thien raise overall air and ground losses for the period.
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