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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1970
Page
1
The piece notes Life Magazine finished running Khrushchev memoirs. It questions authenticity yet argues only Khrushchev could have written them. It highlights the Kremlin power struggle and potential propaganda within the memoirs.
The memoirs reveal a power struggle within a tight circle where loyalties are personal rather than to party or stated beliefs. They argue that educated Americans should read it, countering praise of Soviet socialism and criticizing democracy through a personal hell on earth framing.
The new Kansas attorney general Vern Miller warns that bingo, slot machines and other gambling are illegal and will be removed. He urges statewide enforcement and possible legislative changes, signaling a broad crackdown after January.
A reader asks if taste buds are visible and describes enlarged front tongue buds and irritated thickened lips. The doctor correspondence notes the front taste buds feel smooth, while the back tongue differs, and queries potential infection or other causes.
Reader inquiries cover taste buds papillae and possible irritation and need for doctor check. The digestion piece explains stomach emptying times three to four hours, factors influencing pace such as diet type, and guidance on hydrocele versus hernia with surgical options.
NY AP notes reminders for reformed procrastinators. January urges early Christmas shopping and vacation bookings. February stresses filing income tax early with IRS help. March advises winter gear sales. April mocks delaying taxes. May promotes Easter fashion and post holiday discounts for 1972.
Rev Eric Zacharias of Pretty Prairie serves as a judge after election five years ago and recent appointment. He works at the Kingman Reno County Mental Health Clinic and holds night court at city hall Tuesdays and Thursdays. The traffic court mostly involves young defendants.
In Pretty Prairie Kansas Judge Zacharias runs a loose, town hall style court handling about 50 cases in five years. He takes 5 dollars from each fine for the city fund and aims to apply consistent law to locals and outsiders while keeping his ministerial duties separate. He values knowing the community and prefers one central location for city cases.
New York AP report on the Black Economic Development Conference led by Rev. Calvin B. Marshall. BEDC has mobilized church support into educational and publishing ventures with Black Star Press in Detroit and Manifesto Press in Philadelphia, funding a broad range of programs while facing dwindling contributions and limited paid staff. James Forman, author of the manifesto and BEDC national field director, remains active in organizing and lecturing as some projects stay tentative.
CBS and NBC asserted the North Vietnamese supervised a filmed interview with two U S Navy pilots held in Hanoi calling it propaganda though seven Americans were shown and identified. The reports highlighted the setting, voices, and decor while CBS offered a nation state of the union with candid comments on economy youth dissent race drugs pollution and politics from top correspondents and a Brinkley chat with high school editors.
A dense archival TV grid lists programs across hours with numerous show titles. Notable live and syndicated items include The Munsters, Dick Van Dyke, Petticoat Junction, Love Lucy, Gunsmoke, The Beverly Hillbillies, Marcus Welby, and Matchless with multiple network blocks and film titles interspersed.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for local and out of area by mail with rates for one month three months six months and one year. It notes a three percent sales tax for out of state subscribers and states AP news footage rights and local AP content exclusivity.
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