Old Mother Hubbard and the FBI in Ottawa
A chaotic week in Ottawa features an FBI inquiry over a Nixon Docking ad run in Kansas papers. Local residents confront TV crews while editors recall firmer ties to Justice Department requests. An FBI interview of editors and a veteran newspaper carrier adds curious color to a tense time.
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FBI
Willoughby
Ottawa
Kansas City
Herald
Nixon
Docking
Kansas
Topeka
Justice Department
Greenville
Mich
Saturday Notebook reflection on family, gossip, and headlines
A Saturday Notebook piece blends memory and humor with a mother scolding a dirty child, a child claiming to be as tall as siblings, and a girl mispronouncing garage sale. It recalls Watergate fallout and a former CIA director’s quip about burglars, plus a police reporter anecdote about a red headed prostitute. It ends with a light note on gray hair inheritance.
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CIA
Ugly skin marks query to doctor for treatment
A 15 year old asks Dr Thosteson about ugly marks on thighs, breasts, and hips and how to remove them. The doctor replies the term could mean stretch marks, moles, warts, psoriasis, or eczema and suggests consulting a doctor or mother for better guesses.
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Dr. Thosteson
C.M
Stretch marks and health questions from readers
In this health column readers ask about stretch marks their causes and treatment noting that rapid weight gain can cause them and that after pregnancy skin stretching may occur. Other letters discuss spine disease from an accident and alcohol aversion drugs like Antabuse, plus thyroid symptoms and a prayer.
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Thosteson
B. H
Television Schedule Log For A Busy Day On CBS
The list shows a dense daily lineup across CBS with dozens of programs spanning news, talk, sports, children's shows, dramas, and films. It includes titles such as Sesame Street, Bonanza, The Partridge Family, Nashville Music, Perry Mason, Star Trek, Movie airings like The Black Castle, The Maltese Bippy, and sports events including PGA Championship and baseball broadcasts.
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News
Fun Club
Wally’s Workshop
Texas
Electric Company
Bill Anderson
Yankees
McHale’s Navy
CBS Children’s Film
Rex Humbard
Oral Roberts
Johnny Cypher
Day of Discovery
Treehouse Club
Herald of Truth
Kathryn Kuhlman
Dr. Falwell
TBA
Bob Harrington
Don Stewart
Public Eye
Calvary Temple
Camera Three
Meet the Press
Insight
Charles Blair
Black Castle
Perry Mason
Bobby Goldsboro
Sergeant Rutledge
McHale's Navy
Jimmy Bright
CBS Sports
Joe Krieger
Happy Jack
CBS News
Lassie
Moorefield
B. J
Eddie Outward Bound
Zoom
Hee Haw
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Somerset
Andy Griffith
Mike Douglas
Secret Storm
All My Children
Jeff's
Coltie
Erica
Theonie
Mister Rogers
Speedracer
Petticoat Junction
Merv Griffin
Bonanza
Star Trek
Munsters
Joker’s Wild
Kansas
H.R. Pufnstuf
Jackson Five
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Dragnet
ball—Lions
Chiefs
Hawaii Five-O
Mark
Huntington House
Bippy
Marcus Welby
NBC Reports
San Francisco
TV News
Johnny Carson
Howard Cosell
Miami Dolphins
Bunny O'Hare
Christ Unlimited
Suspense Theatre
Love Lucy
Art Linkletter
Grace Crawford
Wizhard
Grady Bunch
Beef boycott effects seen in new USDA stats
Washington AP reports new Agriculture Department data shed light on the impact of organized consumer beef boycott last spring. Government and meat industry had minimized effects during and after the April protest, yet the boycott is now linked to voluntary meat supply cuts and higher prices. ERS analysts gave a qualified yes to attribution.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Kansas Hidden History Vision by Wayne Lee Harris
Wayne Lee Harris argues Kansas should embrace a candid history to inspire residents and attract tourists. He laments Dodge City’s false fronts and urges a state history walk with statues, a wheat model, and town monuments that show the real stories behind notable figures like Carrie Nation, Alf Landon, Henry Allen, and Brown v. Board. He notes the potential to draw visitors by presenting history with wit and honesty.
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Wayne Lee Harris
George Eliot
Kansas
George
Canada
Northwest United States
Wall Street Journal
The
University of Kansas
Boot Hill
Dodge City
Howdy Falls
N. Y
Doc Brinkley
Franklin Roosevelt
Carrie Nation
American Desert
Satanta
Medicine Lodge
Henry Allen
Alf Landon
Brown
Board of
John Brown
Statehouse
Jazzmobile returns with free New York concerts
New York based Jazzmobile launches another season of free neighborhood concerts led by stars like Clark Terry Big Band in Harlem. The initial week features Tito Puente Orchestra Larry Harlow Orchestra Billy Taylor and Friends and Ray Bryant as the band tours Europe after the Harlem sendoff.
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New York
Jazzmobile
Clark Terry
Harlem
Europe
Tito Puente
Larry Harlow
Billy Taylor
Ray Bryant
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with by mail rates for in state and out of state subscribers and carrier options. Includes tax statements and Associated Press copyright note.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
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Osage County
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George Kirby
Buck Owens
Survival
Target
Porter Wagoner
Reasoner Report
Lawrence Welk
Sportsman's Friend
Mr. Magoo
Carrascalendas
Mod Squad
Adam
Partridge Family
Jarrett
Paul Lynde
Bridget
Bernie
Playhouse New York
Adam-12
Burns and Schreiber
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Partners In Crime
Tom Jones
Shiloh
Comanche Creek
Cleophus R
Jesus
Ars
M.A.S.H
Barnaby Jones
Firing Line
Night Gallery
Protectors
Sanford and Son
Nashville Music
Dick van Dyke
Charlie Chan
the Wax Museum
Seong News
Wey
Christopher
Dinah Shore
Wild Kingdom
Baseball World
Joe Garagiola
Cambridge
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Pirates
Wilburn Brothers
Mr. Eliot
Uscone
Guiding Light
Bay City
Jeff's Collie
Lilias
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