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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
2
Editorial recalls loyalty oath era eighteen years ago in Kansas and the public fear of subversives. It notes oaths failed to uncover subversives and angered public servants, while the Supreme Court struck down a New York loyalty statute, with federal panels continuing review.
Commentary argues courts invalidate the 1949 Kansas statute on technical grounds and suggests a similar law could pass constitutionally. The writer warns Kansas and other states to abandon such measures as they fail to curb subversion and only fuel bitterness and debate.
James Marlow argues the Vietnam War drag on in 1968 politics risks President Johnson's bid for re election. Congress stalls, war weariness grows, and potential rivals Reagan and Romney push for peace or escalation. Nuclear options are rejected. McNamara notes limited bombing cannot end the war. ground fighting plus targeted air strikes remain the plan.
An editorial recalls a 1917 warning that the five cent loaf could rise. The piece notes the historical threat proved real and that bread prices have hovered near inflationary risk ever since. It contrasts the present 30 cent loaf with the older fear and ongoing price pressures.
A reminiscence contrasts 50 years ago bread with today’s prices and quality. The author recalls Drake's Bakery, warm loaves, unwrapped crusts, and the taste that defined the staff of life along with other nickel era purchases and simple pleasures.
An advice column answers questions on hysterectomy effects noting no direct impact on nerves or weight unless ovaries are removed. It discusses surgical menopause, psychological factors, and the belief that hysterectomy ends sexual activity, recommending realistic expectations and avoiding fear campaigns. It also covers ear piercing advice and prostate pain queries, with brief historical notes on service members from 25 and 50 years ago.
A devotional prayer invoking trust in God and calm amid turmoil. It asks for guidance through a gentle breath of God, seeking Thy love kindling in the heart through Jesus Christ. The text centers on contemplation and spiritual reassurance.
Gov George Romney appears closer to entering the Republican presidential race though he has not set a formal announcement date. He planned a Brooklyn tour of two poverty areas and discussions with city officials on policing planning and human resources. Romney cited a good feeling after dinner with Gov Nelson Rockefeller.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes Raymond Burr may eclipse Perry Mason with Ironside, NBC’s Thursday night hit. The two hour pilot shows Burr paralyzed chief of detectives from San Francisco, aided by a devoted team including Don Mitchell and a policewoman.
TV grid lists shows from 5 PM Friday through 10:45 PM with numerous classics News Weather Sports movie and kids programs. Entries include Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Gomer Pyle Star Trek The Great Escape Guns of Will Sonnett Space Ghost Captain Kangaroo Lawrence Welk and more with dates and channel notations.
The Ottawa Kansas publication at 104 S Cedar states daily except Sunday and holidays with subscription rates for trade area by mail and outside area. Rates include one month to one year options. editor and publisher is Robert 5 Wellington. notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
Gov. Lurleen Wallace and the legislature have decided the Confederate flag will wave again at fall college football games in Alabama at the white schools. The two state owned Negro colleges will fly Old Glory and play the National Anthem. The other state supported center of learning will also display the U S flag at home games.
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