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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
2
Editorial notes automobile workers top wage lists in manufacturing and cites rising car prices despite efficiency gains. It highlights Ford and Chrysler price trends, union pressure led by Walter Reuther, and the link between productivity, profits, and wage demands in the auto industry.
The piece argues the price increases to fund wage raises and investments pass to the public through higher costs and inflation. It contends the strike pits Big Union against the Big Three, with Ford as a test case, and predicts the car-buying public will bear the revenue.
A letter questions Lord Thompson of Fleet, the Times owner, now overseeing more than 100 daily papers in Canada Britain the Caribbean Africa Asia and the United States. It raises concern over foreign ownership of a free press and imagines potential editorial bias if American publishers bought Canadian papers. The writer argues nations should own their own press and ponders reactions to similar moves in Canada.
NBCs Kraft Music Hall debut mixed Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass with guest Robin Wilson and Louis Armstrong, but the show felt dull despite big names. A second segment reviewed Run For Your Life with Ben Gazara, a tense plot, and Cuba intrigue, ending with a critique of pacing. The article notes the Hessian fly spending myth alongside the Revolution.
A reader asks about a double hernia that causes little discomfort and whether to delay surgery. Dr Molner warns surgery sooner prevents enlargement and possible strangulation, advising examination to assess progression and timing. Other letters address ringworm, shin splints, and fluoride thoughts with cautious medical guidance.
A TV schedule spans many classic shows with times and host names, followed by an advertisement claiming to cure athlete's foot in hours. The listing includes Captain Kangaroo, Jack LaLanne, Dateline Hollywood, Family Game, Jeopardy and others in a dense daily lineup. An abrupt health ad promoting T-4-L at Raney Drug Store ends the snippet.
AP Analysis on Nelson Rockefeller facing a possible draft for the 1968 Republican nomination. Rockefeller says he will not run but could accept the nomination without campaigning, while critics note his past reversals and three term governorship as potential launchpad.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication from Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. It announces subscription rates for trade area and outside area by mail including monthly quarterly six month and yearly options. It notes AP membership and exclusive local news use rights.
Reeth ABLE Miracle Rent It a product of Remwood Chemical Company Tulsa Oklahoma claims to make cleaning or painting tasks easier. The note mentions availability at supermarkets paint or hardware stores and highlights a price or value related claim.
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