21 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
1
The Ottawa City Commission weighs converting Second and Third to two way traffic and switching from angle to parallel parking. While easing future flow, drivers must relearn parking and travel habits as the city moves toward parallel spaces on all downtown streets.
The piece argues that both New York Times and Washington Post pursue government secrets, praising reporters for digging and connections but noting journalists lack spy training to obtain state papers. It contends Pentagon security is permeable, raising constitutional questions about leaks and national security.
A reader asks why doctors do not treat prominent veins in women s hands and arms and notes personal embarrassment. The letter mentions injections to dry up spider veins in the legs and suggests ongoing reader interest on the topic.
Reader questions about hand veins and spider veins, noting hands’ veins are not diseased varicose veins. Causes include thin skin and shallow veins. injections may treat small veins but risk circulation, while hand veins require caution and likely won’t improve. Also includes brief medical Q&A on vaccination and head lice treatment for a child, with a devotional closing prayer.
NEW YORK AP The educational TV hour titled Fanfare featured Gilbert Becaud in a 60 minute French language performance that highlighted ingenious backgrounds as foregrounds. The piece suggested home grown variety shows should refresh their formats while network Sunday interview programs offered a mix of Face the Nation Meet the Press and Issues and Answers with varied guest fluency. ABC aired dramatic U S Open golf coverage ending with a tense finale.
In Space Center Houston American and Soviet experts begin five day talks on common docking systems. A 20 man Russian team joins three working groups to align rendezvous methods radio guidance and docking hardware. Joint space rescue missions and shared data may follow, with moon sample exchanges and ongoing rivalry in military programs.
Business leaders and researchers challenge the traditional summer slowdown. Experts from the University of Michigan and Audits & Surveys argue consumer activity remains steady or shifts to other months. Bank of America economist Robert Oster notes habits lag changes, while individuals adapt budgets and vacations across the year.
A dense TV schedule lists shows from 5:00 PM to 12:20 AM across channels. Program entries include The Munsters Dick Van Dyke Show Petticoat Junction Gunsmoke Love Lucy Mayberry RFD Doris Day Suspense Playhouse and Merv Griffin among others with news weather and movie airings.
Hal Boyle notes the value of forests for oxygen production and links nutrition to cancer risk in rats. He also sketches a Leningrad wedding palace and observes sun risk for lip cancer, pairing science tidbits with light quotations and a dense schedule of TV programming.
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for in trade area and outside, with monthly and yearly pricing, sales tax, and a 1 percent deduction for out of state subscribers. The paper notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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