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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1968
Page
1
Page Two editorial critiques the slogan guns outlawed meaning only outlaws would have guns. It argues tachmnen will still carry weapons, notes no real legislation banning guns, and suspects promotion by pressure groups like the National Wide Association. It discusses efforts to curb gun sales, especially mail orders of hand guns.
The piece argues cities and states push gun registration while outlawing guns remains blocked. It notes post Kennedy assassination pressure groups blocked national legislation and that mail order gun sales should be prohibited. The author supports registering owned guns and purchases.
The Army reports 2000 convicts sent to the Army Correctional Training Facility at Fort Riley for a 10 week rehabilitation. They are treated as men, coached by psychologists, and prepared for regular units. The piece argues reform over punishment and cites 80 percent reoffending in prisons. It urges civilian adoption of rehabilitation led by counseling and structured living in barracks or dorms.
A reader writes to Dear Dr. Moiner seeking insight into why teenagers sniff glue. The letter suggests parents and others are eager for explanations and guidance on the behavior.
A reader recounts a teen glue sniffing episode that led to visions and temporary blindness, warning others of long term liver and brain damage. The column also covers epilepsy research, organ donation for science, and a Bible‑themed quiz with four multiple choice questions and answers.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reviews the mystery behind the prime rate split among banks led by Chase Manhattan and First City. He notes Bank of America’s top asset position and Chase’s aggressive pricing, suggesting rivalries hinge on prestige, assets, and expectations of Fed policy shifts rather than current demand alone.
A dense listing outlines TV channels and programs across Friday through Monday, detailing show titles such as Truth or Consequences News Weather sports offerings and multiple movies. It enumerates times and many recurring staples like Bonanza Hogan's Heroes and Star Trek along with game shows and dramas.
A devotional prayer asks God to renew heart and mind and grant strength to live in accord with His divine will. The prayer, offered in Jesus name, seeks daily guidance and steadfastness in faith.
A brief recap notes Nazi reserves called up to repel the Soviet Army and Reds in control of the east bank of the Dnieper River in one region as of 25 years ago. A 50 years ago item reports ideal fall weather at the 23rd annual old folks day at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with all attendees aged 70 and over.
Ottawa Herald, edited by Robert B. Wellington, lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, with higher prices for nonlocal subscribers, and notes Associated Press rights and local news printing in the paper.
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