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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
1
The 1967 Kansas legislature saw a senate passed bill to end corporate ownership restrictions on farm land, but the House did not act. The bill remains alive for 1968, facing growing farm group opposition. Even if blocked, many independent farmers are lost to broader corporate ownership trends.
A first person memoir recalls Armistice Day November 11 1918 as the world halted in relief. News via telegraph and press sparked early celebrations including sirens shots and a nocturnal outpouring on Main Street with cars crowds and a Gatling gun like muffler roar. Nine months to draft passing hearts as households shared extra editions and the town’s calm gave way to exuberant noise.
Dear Dr Mother explains celiac disease in children and adults, its gluten trigger, jejunum absorption loss, symptoms like diarrhea and weight loss, and the gluten free diet. It notes risks of relapse, possible tolerance if mild, and cautions about hidden gluten and foods like bread pasta and cereals. Also covers palms redness causes and STI concerns with pregnancy guidance.
AP analysis traces tariff history from 1789 to 1962 Trade Act and 52 nations current deal. By Jan 1 tariff cuts averaged 35 percent on 6000 items. Industries push Congress to reduce quotas. Johnson warns of retaliation and possible vetoes amid looming year-end inaction.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports PBS Lab a Ford Foundation funded series of 25 weekly broadcasts premiering Nov 5 live and coast to coast on 119 educational stations. Executive director Westin says the shows test new TV ideas with expert academics guiding coverage across culture and controversy.
The Associated Press reports Michigan Governor Romney intensifies attacks on President Johnson during a five day New England swing. He hints at a potential March 12 New Hampshire primary bid and speaks to GOP crowds in Burlington Vermont and Manchester New Hampshire. Senator Frank Church criticizes Johnson yet declines active support, while Alabama’s third party bid sparks discussion of threats from revolutionaries and activists.
Ottawa-Herald lists a dense daily schedule of TV programming from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM, including Leave It To Beaver, Flintstones, Gunsmoke, Andy Griffith, Captain Kangaroo, Jack LaLanne, Today, Sunrise Semester, and News segments. The page notes Ottawa Kansas publication details and subscription rates.
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