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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1968
Page
1
Editorial argues apathy and inaction enable inept government. It cites Senatorial candidate Robert Dole and the enduring middle class as the forgotten Americans left behind by the New Deal to the Great Society. The piece urges readers to stop complaining and reflect on how voters empowered those in office.
The Soviet Union cut the work week to five days but kept 41 hours, prompting a leisure problem. Russians turn to vodka, boosting sales 24 percent, with many drinking to excess and causing production losses in state factories. The Communist party weighs options from liquor bans to reverting to six days.
Mrs R L asks if B complex vitamins can be taken in excess and what the total B vitamins are. Mrs D K requests the purpose of each B vitamin in the body and how many exist.
The article outlines the B complex vitamins B1 B2 niacin B6 pantothenic acid biotin and B12. It notes deficiencies cause beriberi pellagra neuritis and pernicious anemia while stressing that a balanced diet typically provides enough. It mentions excess intake signs and practical use of whole B complex supplements. It also includes Bible quiz items unrelated to health.
A dense listing documents daily TV programming with news weather farm reports serials game shows and movies. It notes episodes of I Love Lucy As The World Turns Days Of Our Lives Guiding Light Edge Of Night One Life To Live Dark Shadows Perry Mason Match Game Michael Douglas specials and a Viva Las Vegas film among others with times coded parentheses indicating censorship or special statuses.
A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs across a station’s schedule. Highlights include films like Jungle Moon Men and Broken Lance. cartoons such as Tom and Jerry and Bugs Bunny Road Runner. and family shows including Captain Kangaroo and Lassie. Various religious services, news, weather, and sports broadcasts fill the day, with multiple time slots and repeating blocks.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details, editor Robert B. Wellington, and pricing for trade area and outside trade area subscriptions by month, quarter, half year, and year. It notes exclusive AP news publication rights for local and AP dispatches.
Scott Payne argues the law and order debate is a mess driven by polarized groups and brutal policing. He contrasts police risk and public hostility, cites Gestapo and NKVD as failed models, questions simple fixes, and warns no single solution fits America’s 200 million citizens.
Auld Lang Sygne reports that the Esquire publisher was charged by the post office for printing obscene material. The item notes a 50 year ago court action where five motorists pled guilty and were fined ten dollars each for splitting the wind.
Prayer excerpt urges persistent good works for all, especially the faithful. It asks God to face us toward the kingdom, acquaint us with life in the spirit, and move us toward it with determination. The prayer ends with Amen.
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