Ottawa Herald Page Two Editorial in 1967
The Page Two editorial from the Ottawa Herald dated Monday, September 11, 1967 presents opinion on local affairs with concise commentary. It reflects the paper’s voice of the era, addressing civic issues and public sentiment in Ottawa.
We Like Carlson as Kansans Back Another Term
Western Kansas editor notes Sen. Carlson would be 75 at re election and 81 at term end but argues he remains the strongest choice. Carlson, speaking in Kansas City, signals plans to run again, stressing water runoff work and cross party respect as key reasons Kansans should reelect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Frank Carlison
Carlson
Kansas City
Sen. Carlson
Washington
West
Mid-America
Shirley Temple Runs for Congress in California Runoff
Mrs. Charles Black of San Mateo, once Shirley Temple, announces candidacy for Congress in a California runoff to fill a vacancy this November. The piece praises her charm, critiques the idea of actor-politicians, and notes nine opponents while lamenting the political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Black
San Mateo
Calif
Black
Shirley Temple
Snehe Anasthiset
Congress
Great Society
Charlie Brown
Mama
Washington
Hard Post Weekend TV Premiere Review by Cynthia Lowry
TV network weekend slate overflowed with seven premieres across ABC NBC and CBS prompting blunt notes on viewer endurance. Africa stretched over four hours Sunday while High Chaparral NBC and Judd for the Defense ABC showed strong promise amid heavy entertainment and scheduling quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
ABC
Judd
NBC
Africa
Torus of the hard palate and related health notes
The letter column explains a midline hard palate torus a harmless bone growth often hereditary and not requiring treatment. Dentures can fit with the growth. surgery is only option for removal. Other questions cover leg cramps due to circulation, Whipple procedure for pancreas, and a brief historical note on past events and a prayer.
Television Log Card for Evening Schedule
A dense TV log lists daily time slots from 5:00 to 4:00 with multiple channels. Programs include Leave a to Beaver Gunsmoke Captain Kangaroo Andy Griffith The Twilight Zone I Love Lucy Jeopardy and many others across classic networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flintstones
Kansas
U.N.C.L.E
Rat Patrol
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Felony Squad
Danny Thomas
Family Affair
Peyton Place
Big Valley
Carol Burnett
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Spotlight
News
Jack LaLanne
Captain Kangaroo
Torey
Bette Hayes
General Hospital
Merv Griffin
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
Doctors House Call
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Romney’s shifting Vietnam stance draws scrutiny
AP Analysis outlines Michigan Governor Romney’s changing positions on Vietnam from 1965 to 1967, noting briefings with Johnson, evolving views on bombing, negotiation, and the credibility gap. Governors who joined him in Saigon disputed his “brainwashing” charge, with Detroit News criticizing his grasp of Vietnam realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
Saigon
United States
Vietnam
White House
Johnson
North Vietnam
Detroit News
Michigan
Cedar newspaper subscription rates and editor notes
The notice lists subscription rates for local and distant readers in Ottawa Kansas, with monthly and yearly options and prices. It credits Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP news rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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