Ottawa Herald Saturday Notebook Nostalgia, taxes, and war costs unfold
In a Saturday notebook the Ottawa Herald riffs on family life and chaos from extra tools, mocks Nixon deficit figures, hints at Garden City FCC member Bob Wells' governorship bid, recalls the 1951 flood anniversary, and notes Vietnam war costs at $500 per American with no peace dividend if ended.
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U.S
Secretion Case Described By Doctor in Postchildbearing Patient
A patient reports six years of dark spots on the breasts with clear dark green secretion. The doctor notes a condition appearing after childbearing years and takes secretion and nipple scrapings for tests which come back negative.
Nipple discharge warnings and breast cancer risk noted
A reader with persistent nipple discharge, often benign, is advised on urgent safety steps including regular six month checks, Pap smears, and tests for blood in discharge to rule out malignancy. If needed, a duct can be surgically removed with minimal cosmetic impact. Also mentions glucose aid for insulin reactions and hepatitis dietary guidance.
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Piging
J.H
Carnegie Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Thosteson
M.H
Farm Roundup Reports Gains From Food for Peace Exports
A White House submitted report to Congress on 1970 Food for Peace operations shows overseas market development by commodity and trade groups boosted U.S. farm export dollars. 1970 U.S. farm exports totaled 7.2 billion, with 6.2 billion in dollar sales, much of it under PL 480. Since 1954, nearly 9.6 billion in farm products have been exported under the program, now shifting toward hard currency payments as the law extends to 1978.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
White House
India
South Vietnam
Nixon
Strikes Herald Trouble Across U S Business
Labor strife disrupted U S business as 400000 AT&T workers began a wage dispute after a 30 percent pay offer. The United Transportation Union prepared selective rail strikes, longshoremen idled ships on the West Coast, and copper, Western Union, and Case farm equipment workers continued walkouts. Federal data showed June industrial output rising 0.4 percent, signaling a gradual recovery, while AFL-CIO chief Meany urged direct wage and price controls as a potential inflation remedy without endorsing overall controls.
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United Automobile Workers
J. J. Case Farm Equipment Company
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Southern Pacific Co
Norfolk & Western Railway
UTA
Federal Reserve Board
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Television Lineup Dense with Classic Programs and Movies
A packed schedule lists a wide array of classic shows and films across day parts. Major programs include Wagon Train, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, The Virginian, Andy Williams, Merv Griffin, Captain Kangaroo, Beverly Hillbillies, and This Is Your Life. Also noted are hits like The Burning Hills and The Unguarded Moment with multiple channels and time blocks.
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News
Buck Owens
Laramie
Porter Wagoner
Red Skelton
Sportsman’s Friend
Lawrence Welk
Andy Williams
Burning Hills
Silver City
Dayton
Devils
Television schedule chaos and odd clerical marks
A dense, fragmented listing of TV slots, show titles, channels, dates, and cryptic codes. The read reads like a chaotic grid with programs from News and Weather to Beverly Hillbillies and The Carol Burnett era, interspersed with odd symbols and misprints.
UTU Strike Enters Second Day Against Two Railroads
The United Transportation Union strike moved into its second day with two railroads idled and talks resuming. The walkout affects Southern and Union Pacific railroads, halting about 48 000 workers and disrupting shipments of steel coal gravel bricks and other building materials.
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Bell
United Transportation Union
Southern Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington
Union
Southern
Union Pacific
UTU
Charles Luna
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Workers Paid Not To Smoke In Dublin Tractor Plant
In a Dublin tractor factory, every habitual smoker who refrains during work hours earns a 24 bonus for the summer holidays. Manager W. M. Henderson says the program will improve health and wages, and make working conditions more pleasant without smoke or ashes.
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Dublin
Ireland
W.M. Henderson
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for local and outside trade areas with monthly and annual options. In area pricing includes sales tax. out of state customers receive a 3 percent tax deduction. Editor and Publisher is Robert B. Wellington. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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