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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
2
An official of a national vehicle association told Kansas women in Topeka that the state lacks driver re examination and vehicle checks, harming safety records. He contrasted national calls for stronger renewals with Kansas practice of license renewal by payment alone despite health issues.
The piece contrasts lax vehicle safety with a blood bath warning, then notes Salina realtors proposing river improvements to turn Smoky Hill River into an asset. It urges Kansas towns, including Ottawa, to treat rivers as valued resources to prevent floods and secure water for homes, business, and irrigation.
Dear Dr Thosteson explains widespread vitamin pill use among friends and relatives. The writer notes many take from 10 to 20 pills daily, highlighting potential health implications and seeking guidance.
A reader urges avoiding pill overuse and argues for a balanced diet to supply vitamins. A daily mixed vitamin may be reasonable, but excess vitamins A and D are harmful. focus on protein, vegetables, fruits, milk, cereals, and occasional citrus or tomato juice to meet essential nutrients.
William Buckley dominates a live debate with Lowenstein and McCloskey on the war and presidential primaries. Buckley uses rapid fire facts while the others present clear, direct arguments. the two against Buckley split the discussion, yet Buckley maintains the upper hand. NBC aired An Evening With the Harlem Globetrotters concurrently, drawing minimal viewers from Buckley’s program.
A reader argues that sirens should sound when a National Weather Service tornado warning is issued, not only on confirmed sightings. He recalls Topeka’s policy of sounding alarms for serious weather, urging Ottawa to adopt a similar approach to warn residents in dangerous conditions.
Hal Boyle shares barroom humor from New York with quips about drinks on the house, changing orders, and customers spinning tall tales. The snippets include sly jabs at Vietnam, beer, and a punchy exchange with a bartender named Alfie, ending with a sharp line about a married patron.
In 1960 annual meetings stressed profits with few distractions. Executives often spoke briefly and held formal, quiet sessions. By then 12 to 13 million shareholders existed, a growing base as Americans saved more, fueling the idea of People’s Capitalism and rising stock values.
A dense ledger of TV schedules from 5:00 PM to 12:35 AM listing programs, hosts, and films across channels. Entries include Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Bewitched Bedtime Story The Magnificent Fraud Untouchables The Flashback Search For Tomorrow World Apart Jeopardy and Jailhouse Rock among others.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in and out of trade area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Absent Sundays and holidays publication noted. AP all rights reserved for published news and dispatches.
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