15 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
1
John Mitchell told the Virginia State Bar Association that the government should be allowed to use wiretaps without prior court approval in cases where national safety is threatened. He warned of many revolutionary elements bent on destroying the government and society.
The piece argues the current government threatens democracy by attacking the news media and expanding wiretap powers. It warns that relaxing wiretap rules would let federal officials access private information, calling for rejecting the attorney general's proposals and resisting safety over liberty.
Aiuppa, a Chicago gambling equipment maker, faced a long legal saga after 476 doves were found in his car in 1962. Despite appeals and one overturned conviction, a 90 day sentence and fine were upheld before he finally began serving in a federally approved Kansas jail, highlighting unequal access to justice.
A reader asks Dr Thesteson about using hand creams containing 1 percent ammoniated mercury and potential danger. The reply notes some skin absorption but emphasizes uncertainty about exact amounts and risk, reflecting limited knowledge on mercury exposure through cosmetic products.
Reader questions about ammoniated mercury in medicated hand creams and possible risks from absorption. Advice suggests avoid general use, prefer non mercury products, and use prescribed treatments for skin conditions.
In Troy Idaho population 514 hosts a bank with 6000 accounts and assets of 15 million dollars. The First Bank of Troy serves mail customers from Japan to Pago Pago with free services and flexible terms. Locals praise personal access to bank leadership and tailored support for loan difficulties.
In a second AP analysis William L. Ryan notes Red China trains diplomatic and nuclear muscle, shaping SALT talks and global security. He argues Beijing's rise could pressure Washington and Moscow, provoking renewed arms ambitions or a cautious détente, as the United States appears wearied of world leadership while Moscow eyes Europe and Asia.
A dense OCR listing outlines daily TV slots from 5:00 PM through midnight, naming programs, hosts, sports, movies, and weather. It includes Munsters, I Love Lucy, The Beverly Hillbillies, Marcus Welby, Jeopardy, Perry Mason, News and weather blocks, and numerous soap operas and game shows with channel marks and time stamps.
Hal Boyle quotes expert concerns on American nutrition as affluence grows. Ten percent may be anemic and twenty five percent overweight despite access to foods. Alcohol contributes ten to twenty percent of daily calories for drinkers. Oliver Wendell Holmes is cited on happiness with a brief reflection.
The excerpt mixes comic lines about The Lockhorns and a Census estimate of 7.5 million horses, with a note on city per capita spending led by education at 33.93 dollars and police, highways, and welfare also listed. It includes quotes and trivia about crossword puzzles and famous figures, plus a caution about midnight refrigerator raids and health anecdotes.
New York AP reports Allen Swift, famed for a thousand voices, often lands radio and TV commercial roles. He chooses his jobs, appears in commercials for multiple competing products, refuses exclusive sponsorship, and avoids autographs.
Ottawa Herald lists editor Wellington Robert 8 as publisher. Rates for trade area by mail include one month 1.44 and one year 13.39 with tax. outside trade area one month 2.21 and one year 19.57. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent tax. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news use rights.
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