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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
1
The Republican Party of Kansas announced a vigorous campaign to attract younger voters. Reported after a Western Kansas gathering, the drive aims to organize for the 1972 elections and shows party strength reflected by recent legislative sessions, though it faces effort to persuade the public of its message.
Mrs. John R. Birzer of Ottawa argues the United States mishandled China policy since 1949, condemns Red China as an international outlaw, cites CIA and media complicity, and urges a careful approach to Taiwan and Peiping amid the ping pong team visit and broader geopolitical shifts.
Sam 77 asks Dr Thosteson to explain a rare condition called a double kidney found on X rays. He has kidney stone attacks and infections but never knew about this congenital abnormality. Doctors note some people are born with extra kidneys, with up to six kidneys reported in rare cases.
A reader discusses a double kidney condition with years of normal function and potential complications. Dr Thosteson answers on sinus allergies and nasal issues, urges diagnosis before treatment, and suggests seeing a urologist for a slanted urine stream to avoid future discomfort.
A brief devotional prayer gives thanks for Jesus Christ and His resurrection and praises the name of the Lord. The passage attributes all power to Jesus in heaven and on earth and concludes with an Amen.
A AP dispatch details Seattle's Country Doctor free medical clinic as part of the Alternative Society. Dr Allen, 30, aims to run a commune for doctors and build a network of free medical services, laboratories, and radiology, funded by donations and tax exemptions.
At Stone Mountain Park a 13 story tower houses 732 bell tones in the world’s largest carillon. Carillonneur Harbie Koch plays from a glass booth as crowds below request songs by scrawling notes to the console, while the lake and granite backdrop amplify the performance.
New York AP reports Marlon Brando will portray the title role in The Godfather under Paramount Pictures. The announcement spotlights Brando as the central figure in the upcoming crime saga, signaling a major casting decision for the studio.
A dense listing of 1960s era television programming traces a full day’s schedule. It enumerates shows from Munsters and Petticoat Junction to Lucille Ball and Merv Griffin, noting air times, channels, and occasional movie titles. The log captures a sprawling, period-accurate catalog of typical broadcasts.
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with editor and publisher Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates for trade area listed by month quarter half year and year with sales tax and out of state deductions. Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.
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