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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1969

Page

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Nixon and Johnson: how press coverage differs this week

AP notes key contrasts in news access and photo policy between Richard Nixon and Lyndon Johnson. Johnson hid travel plans and restricted photographers while Nixon offers more movement on Air Force One, keeps still photographers through conferences, and cooperates with press offices.

Associated Press Nixon Johnson Secret Service Press Office Air Force One News Service

Budget Cutting Costly Business

In his weekly newsletter Senator James Pearson comments on the Joint Congressional Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures asking for a double budget next year. He critiques the spending rate of Congress and questions the committee’s effectiveness, joking that the policy mirrors the old saying Do as I say.

Sen James Pearson Joint Congressional Committee On Congress

Hal Boyle’s Mail Of The Times And The News

Hal Boyle notes items readers sent include Horatio Alger Jr. death poverty and old dental cures by blacksmiths. He cites a Labor Department ruling on drug addicts as handicapped workers and a 1968 pedestrian fatality stat. He cites headaches from body pesticides, Empire State Building lightning, poverty’s health costs, and a pharma sign pun.

New York Horatio Alger Jr U.S. Labor Department Insurance Company Kenneth P. DuBois University of Chicago Empire State Building Manhattan

Breast cancer detection and zerography questions

Dear Dr Thosteson asks about new breast cancer detection methods. Watching for lumps remains basic and most useful. Nipple inversion and discharge require investigation. mammography is widely used for closer examination and zerography is relatively new with unclear availability.

To Your Good Health X Ray and Xerography Insights

The article discusses X ray imaging on aluminum plates with selenium dust, noting improved soft tissue detail and its investigational status. It also includes a patient letter about buzzing behind the ears, ear drainage, and a doctor’s cautious response suggesting possible infection and further evaluation.

Thosteson

Eye pupil difference prompts cautious check

A 16 year old asks if unequal pupil size signals brain disease. A doctor notes normal variation with age and urges eye specialist evaluation if difference is persistent or accompanied by other symptoms. Readers inquire about emphysema breathing classes. TB Health Society guidance is to contact that group for instruction. A prayer ending with a blessing closes the page.

Thosteson D. T

The New American Male Cosmetics Boom

Amer ican males buy more toiletries and cosmetics now than before with over 600 million dollars in sales this year Retailers see a rising trend as men seek grooming items beyond shaving soaps and aftershave A New York store notes a 36 percent sales jump after adding a men s toiletries bar and shoppers grow more confident in asking for products

New York San Francisco Saks Fifth Sally Linstad Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co Chicago

Bikini Atoll prepare to welcome back Bikinians

The Atomic Energy Commission says Bikini Atoll shows less radioactivity than the U.S. mainland after a decade of nuclear tests. 560 Bikinians, evacuated since 1946, will return as cleanup by DASA, AEC, and Interior advances. 300 tons of copper cable and 300 truckloads of scrap moved. a coconut nursery aims for 100,000 palms. 60 three bedroom homes and a school are planned.

Bikini Atoll Atomic Energy Commission Pacific Atoll U.S AEC Tommy McCraw McCraw Atoll Denver Colo Hawaii Ers Kili Marshalls Germantown Abukiraru Enyu Enya DASA Bikinians George Nakanishi U.S. Trust Territory Bikini Nakanishi

Chinese Woman Gets Big Screen Chance

LIHUE Hawaii AP Tina Chen a calm quiet 24 year old Chinese woman received a star making break in The Hawaiians cast as Nyuk Tsin. Producer Walter Mirisch chose her after testing many performers noting she could become a major Academy contender. Chen born in Chungking trained in Hong Kong Taipei and Tokyo studied medicine before pursuing acting.

Lihue Hawaii Tina Chen Lovely Tina Nyuk Tsin Dames Michener China Molokai Tom Gires Michener Walter Mirisch New York San Francisco Los Angeles Chen Chungking Kuomintang Hong Kong Taipei Tokyo University of Hartford The Blood Center CBS Playhouse Ollie Winter Sandy Meisner Arlo Guthrie

Jovial mood at requiem for James A. Pike

In New York at St. Clement’s Episcopal Church a lighthearted requiem Mass honored James A. Pike, former California Episcopal bishop, who died last week in a desert in Israel. William Stringfellow recalled Pike’s clashes with church orthodoxy as Duke Ellington led a hymn and performed a somber piano piece.

New York St. Clement’s Episcopal Church James A. Pike California Israel William Stringfellow Pike Duke Ellington

Comprehensive TV Schedule Log From Classic Stations

A dense historical television programming log lists daily time slots and featured programs across multiple channels. The schedule includes news, weather, movies, game shows, and serials such as Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, The Flintstones, and Batman, with recurring public affairs, talk shows, and variety programs listed alongside film titles and broadcast times.

Doctors General Hospital Dark Shadows Dennis Whaley Whispering Smith Gomer Pyle Mike Douglas Kansas Mod Squad Jeannie Lancer

Ottawa Herald Rates and Publication Details

The Ottawa Herald lists its publication schedule and rates with editor Robert B. Wellington as publisher. Subscription plans vary by trade area and duration, with rates for in area and outside trade areas across monthly and yearly terms.

S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington

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