31 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
1
A neighboring paper notes Georgia faces 1618 job losses in military and civilian posts and Kansas loses 807 at Olathe. The pattern suggests Congressional power on Armed Services panels sways Pentagon decisions, with broader federal distribution of contracts and offices reflecting political favoritism rather than pure need.
A jittery nation awaits President Nixon's nationwide address on Vietnam. The talk, long anticipated after Moratorium Day demonstrations, is seen as pivotal for future disengagement plans amid debate over a cease-fire. Military leaders warn against a one sided halt.
A reader asks why an enlarged heart, shown by X rays, is described as not serious yet warrants curtailed activity. The letter discusses patient concern and notes that heart enlargement signals strain, while the doctor’s comment was misinterpreted. A booklet on heart care is requested.
Reader questions about leg swelling stomach ulcers and Valley Fever are addressed with medical guidance. Dr Thosteson explains heart enlargement causes valve damage and rest to reduce heart strain. Valley Fever is a fungal lung infection treated mainly with rest and, in severe cases, Amphotericin B.
A dense OCR listing details a full day of TV programming with the weekdays and weekends schedule across networks. It names dozens of shows including Flintstones Truth Or Consequences Get Smart Hogan's Heroes Jeopardy Bonanza Batman Captain Kangaroo and numerous soap operas and movies with many time slots and channel cues.
The Ottawa Kansas paper lists publication details for 104 S. Cedar with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription rates vary by trade area and duration, one month to one year, with higher prices outside the trade area. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and dispatches.
New York writer Hal Boyle jokes about medical nomenclature and phobias to amuse readers. He lists quirky terms like harpaxophobia archmophobia and cremophobia to highlight how dramatic names can mask ordinary fears and stresses.
A compilation of Richard Nixon statements from 1953 to 1969 on Vietnamization, Asian leadership, and U S policy. He argues Vietnamese forces should defend their country with U S support, warns against prolonged entanglement, and stresses strong stance against communism while seeking eventual Asian-led security.
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