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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
1
The piece ponders Labor Day and the rush for long Mondays as holidays multiply. It recalls criticisms of moving dates like Independence Day and Thanksgiving, notes historical quirks, and suggests a four day week might ease the desire to loaf if pay remains.
A reminiscence recalls 115 degree summers before air conditioning with parasols fans ice wagons and improvised cooling. People cooled by water showers shaded windows home baths and evening country drives while enduring daily heat with stoic practicality and fondness for past resilience.
Dr Molner advises reviewing total food intake and fat sources alongside carbohydrate count, suggests a metabolism test, and urges doubling exercise with brisk four mile walks daily. He notes protein can support nutrition, but fat and overall calories must be controlled to aid weight loss. Older items about local news follow in brief.
AP analysis reviews why U.S. senators face slim odds pressing the U.N. Security Council to address the Vietnam war. It notes past attempts, veto risks, and that key players North Vietnam and Viet Cong are not UN members, with South Vietnam an observer and Red China and the Soviet bloc wary of UN-led settlements.
NEW YORK AP The prospect of a strike by UAW grew stronger as General Motors Ford and Chrysler offered what the union called inadequate and inequitable proposals. UAW President Walter Reuther charged a conspiracy to shut down the industry while the union planned to strike one company at a time. The current contract expires midnight next Wednesday. Ford was chosen for pattern bargaining. Total offers total more than 1 billion in wage and fringe benefits over three years with specific yearly increases. GM Ford and Chrysler employ about 627,000 workers combined.
A dense schedule lists dozens of programs across channels with times from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM and beyond. Entries include sports, films, news, variety shows, religious features, and children's programming, featuring titles such as The Philadelphia Story, Not As A Stranger, Peter Potamus, Bonanza, The Saint, and Captain Kangaroo among many others.
The brief shows subscription rates for trade area and outside area for one month up to one year plus publishing details. It lists Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It states Associated Press membership and exclusive local use rights.
Audivox Hearing Aids claim precise fitting through its Computer Analysis, licensed under AT and T and Bell Labs patents. The offer invites readers to request free information by writing to Audivox Hearing Aid Center at 119 W. 7th, Topeka, Kansas 68603.
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