Nixon or Humphrey: A Newspaper Endorsement of Change
In the presidential ballot duel voters face three candidates but only two viable options. The piece condemns George Wallace and evaluates Nixon and Humphrey as flawed choices, urging change and favoring Nixon for promising reform, fiscal integrity, and less big government despite unease with him.
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Yes for county treasurer term changes amendment
A pro Yes pamphlet urges voters to approve a constitutional amendment allowing county treasurers to serve more than two consecutive terms. It notes the two term limit was removed and compares to sheriff term changes four years earlier, arguing the change will bring professionalism and experience to the office.
Goodbye Dr. Hartman Ends Kensington Doctor Era
Nearly all 650 Kensington residents joined a Sunday farewell as Dr Hartman and his wife move to Florida after 34 years of practice. The piece laments rural doctor shortages, predicts small hospitals’ decline, and argues Americans deserve near instant access to physicians.
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Birth control pills and breastfeeding safety
Mrs M asks if she can nurse while taking the birth control pill. The response notes that one pill ingredient can pass into breast milk and may adversely affect the infant, advising caution and alternative contraceptive options during nursing.
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Health Advice on Breastfeeding and Contraception
In a health column Dr. Joseph G. Mother urges continuing breastfeeding and warns against relying on the pill during nursing. He notes breast milk may be reduced by the pill and suggests discussing safer interim contraception with a physician. A reader asks about dangers of sniffing glue and details risks of liver brain and blood damage from solvents.
Democrats Hold Slim Lead In House Race To Control
An AP survey shows Democrats leading in 231 districts to control the 435 seat House, with Republicans at 180 and 24 tossups. The current House stands 245-187 with three vacancies. If no candidate reaches 270 in the electoral college, each state casts one House vote, guiding the next presidency.
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Politics Invade TV Disruption Hits NBC Music Hall
AP reports campaign broadcasts disrupt TV schedules as half hour and five minute presidential spots pre- empt programs. NBC faced an unusual midweek clash when Roy Rogers’s country music hour was replaced by a 15 minute Johnson Humphrey paid political spot followed by a 15 minute Muskie vice presidential promotion.
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Prayer and civic notes from a local page
A prayer asks God to strengthen disciples to witness amid opposition. A 25 years ago item flags a city ordinance restricting leaf and trash burning after 1 PM. A 50 years ago item reports a city commission approving funds for two $500 baby bonds.
Bible Quiz Questions About Saints and Scripture
A quiz item lists questions on the Vigil of All Saints and Bible verses. It asks what Jesus replied to the question of goodness in Matthew 19:17 26 and who else followed Christ besides Levi, among other prompts referencing Luke Genesis and Proverbs.
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Television Schedule Almanac Full Day Lineup
A dense list of daytime and prime time programming across networks detailing News Weather Sports and a vast slate of series films game shows and specials including Daniel Boone Bonanza Gomer Pyle Star Trek and The Tonight Show entries with numerous time blocks and channel notes for a historic broadcast day.
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Donald O’connor
Guiding Light
Doctors
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Password
Merv Griffin
Kansas
Gomer Pyle
Don Rickles
Star Trek
Judd
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Info
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside, with monthly, quarterly, half year, and annual options. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and states AP news rights.
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