19 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1971
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes a Father’s Day gift idea a sterling silver yoyo, plus light quips on Americans’ love of a week for pickles, lawn care, recycling fibers and paper use, the cigarette ad shift, a Kansas town considering an occupation tax on garage sales, Helsinki prison stats for reporters, and parking fine debates.
A reader asks Dr. Thosteson about freckles covering her face. She explains 19 years of self-consciousness and asks if there is a product to lighten or remove them. She mentions having three children and feeling inadequate about her chest and social life.
The advice discusses freckles and body image noting many with freckles are self conscious yet freckles can be attractive. Treatments include resorcinol peeling, hydroquinone ointment, and dermabrasion though results vary and recurrence possible. A plain acceptance is healthiest. It also answers questions on angina vitamin E and psoriasis noting no cure from vitamins and sunshine sometimes helps psoriasis.
A devotional prayer cites Romans 14 13 RSV urging believers not to judge each other. It asks God to help us avoid hindrances and to assist others in becoming better persons through Jesus Christ. Amen.
Washington AP report from the Agriculture Department notes 2,924,000 farms in operation last year, down 26 percent from 1960, while farmland total fell 5 percent to about 1.121 billion acres. The West North Central region held about 657,000 farms. New England had the fewest at 32,700. By 1971, farms numbered ~2,876,000, with land at 1,118 million acres and average size about 389 acres. The shift reflects small farms merging into larger operations. Also, cameras from a high altitude are taking 45,000 square miles per flight as part of the Corn Blight Watch Experiment coordinated by USDA, NASA, and state agricultural networks.
President Nixon’s Rochester visit drew about 35,000 onlookers, far fewer than Birmingham’s crowd, with friendly reaction and some antiwar and economic protests. He rode with Pat Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller, avoided a public speech, and joined a revenue sharing meeting with upstate leaders before heading to Florida.
A dense listing of TV programs with times and channel tags from 12:00 to 9:30, including Dastardly Mutley, The Jetsons, various movies, sports, and religious programs. Notable entries feature Expos vs Pirates, Operation Crossbow, Band Of Angels, This Is Your Life, and many church and family shows.
Rep Paul N McCloskey Jr builds a two floor campaign headquarters near the Capitol staffed by 14 paid workers and a volunteer office around the corner as he intensifies his bid to pressure Nixon to end the Vietnam War. He seeks prominent GOP support but may run solo.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and rates for trade area and out of area subscriptions. It notes tax rules, AP exclusivity for local news and dispatches.
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