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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1967
Page
1
Saturday Notebook observes rapid I 35 expansion from Johnson County toward Ottawa and notes a rising suburban factory footprint. The piece links depopulation of downtown, tax and service strain, and the displacement of Black residents as jobs move outward, touching on urban riots and future opportunity.
From its start Kansas faced a rough image as it joined the union. Early admission era violence and guerrilla fights marked statehood while 1870s grasshopper plagues strained finances and welfare aid. The narrative notes a recurring theme of hardship shaping a fledgling state's public footing.
Kansas has moved from notorious blue laws and harsh weather to a newer pride as it touts two Miss Americas in a short span. The piece links historic reform and dramatized fame to Kansas’ current image, praising local qualities such as climate, beef and hospitality while inviting readers to visit to see more contenders.
New York AP reports Ford Motor Co remains idle since Sept 6 strike, with GM and Chrysler lifting production and announcing price hikes. Ford to raise 1968 car prices about 114 dollars, GM and Chrysler follow with similar increases. Volkswagen plans 48 dollar rise. Ford strike affects 160,000 workers and causes ripple job losses in suppliers and transit.
Dear Dr Molner explains bursitis in shoulders knees and elbows. Rest, hot compresses, anti inflammatory drugs and sometimes hydrocortisone injections aid recovery. Repeated strain should be avoided. prognosis is pain relief though full restoration depends on protecting the joint.
A dense, era-typical television guide lists hourly programming from News and Weather to movies, sports, and variety shows. It catalogs numerous programs and hosts such as Perry Mason, Jack LaLanne, Combat veterans, and major network series across mornings, afternoons, and late nights, including sports events like football and baseball games.
Gen William Westmoreland says the South Vietnamese army is not fully effective but improving, citing corruption, night-fighting fear, and leadership weakness. He notes U.S. officers can aid more now and praises recent Vietnamese victories, while criticizing antiwar intellectuals and emphasizing commitment to aid ARVN.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area rates by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper, edited by Robert B. Wellington, is a member of the Association Press with AP dispatches.
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