Ottawa Herald Editorial Page Two Highlight
Editorial page item from the Ottawa Herald dated Wednesday November 24 1971 features commentary and opinion on current events. Snapshots of local affairs and public sentiment reflect the paper’s stance and solicits reader engagement.
Thanksgiving reflection and Nixon Meany clash
The piece urges gratitude for blessings and recalls Thanksgiving's origins while condemning AFL-CIO leader George Meany for a hostile reception of Nixon in Miami Beach. It notes Meany’s 30 percent salary gain to 90000 amid inflation tensions and suggests national fallout for labor and administration efforts.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Richard Nixon
Cradle Cap Answers From Dr Thosteson
A reader asks about cradle cap in adolescence and why it recurs. The doctor explains cradle cap is seborrheic dermatitis caused by skin oil glands and outlines why the condition returns and how to address it.
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Dr. Thosteson
J.W
Thosteson
Cradle cap and skin care for adults and pemphigus questions
A reader asks about cradle cap in adults and persistent scalp crusts, suggesting routine shampoos and dermatologist prescriptions. The column also explains pemphigus, its severity, and treatment with steroids and immunosuppressives, plus a brief Q&A on syphilis chancre and a closing prayer.
Family farm debate frames Butz nomination issues
Washington reports define family farm as operated by farmer and family with little hired labor, noting huge capitalized operations resemble corporate farms. M L Upchurch says about 95 percent of farms are family farms by labor standards, despite shifts toward larger machinery and self-employment. Weather roundup adds 1972 winter wheat in plains off to a fine start with some Nebraska greenbug damage and rust in the south-central area.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Purdue University
M. L. Upchurch
Economic Research Service
Agriculture Department
Upchurch
Nebraska
Kansas
Thanksgiving Hope Amid Hard Times For Family
Independence, Mo AP Robert L Phillips 39 remains bedbound after a farm accident that cost him both legs and left him with crushed and damaged arms. The family has no income since August 2 and faces a lean Thanksgiving with a possible fifth child due any moment. About $18,000 in aid has been raised by a local bank fund, but cash is tight until Social Security and veterans benefits begin next spring. Phillips stays optimistic, reading history and listening to sermons while hoping to walk again with artificial legs supported by doctors who remain hopeful.
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Independence
Robert L. Phillips
Jeannie Phillips
Phillipses
Phillips
Noland Road Bank of Independence
Marine Corps
Korea
Hawaii Five O rises from near cancellation to top TV hit
New York AP reports Hawaii Five O, four years old, rose from near cancellation to a solid hit ranked fourth in Nielsen ratings. The tropical setting, Steve McGarret, and a plot echoing The Godfather boost its appeal while Mod Squad falters until Milton Berle's dramatic turn.
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New York
CBS
Steve McGarret
Hawaii
Lord
ABC
Mod Squad
Milton Berle
Michael Cole
Peggy Lipton
Clarence Williams III
Television Log Heavy Schedule From 5 PM To Midnight
A dense TV listing from 5 PM through late night shows a packed slate across channels. Highlights include The Munsters Petticoat Junction and It’s Your Bet in the afternoon, then news weather sports and several dramas and comedies such as The Andy Griffith Show Hogan’s Heroes and I Dream Of Jeannie, continuing with sports broadcasts including Chiefs Lions and College Football Nebraska vs Oklahoma and a full night of movies and talk shows.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Andy Griffith
Carol Burnett
Medical Center
Davey and
Galiath
Tod
Guy Palazzola
Chiefs
Lions
All My Children
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Guiding Light
Rams Cowboys
Men Upstairs
Mormon Choir
Kansas
I Dream of
Jeannie
High Chaparral
Buck Owens
Partners
Hogan’s Heroes
Filp Wilson
Georgia
Atlanta
Bearcats
Ironside
Dean Martin
Special
Lidsville
Jackson Live
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Big Valley
Hee Haw
D. A
Chicago Teddy Bears
O'Hara
U.S. Treasury
Profit Margin Rule Has Mixed Immediate Effect On Industry
New York AP reports that ongoing reviews of profit margin limits show little short term impact for most industries. Firms with margins below the 1968 1970 base can lift prices to pass through cost increases, while many sectors remain restricted or uncertain about data and calculations.
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New York
Rinfret Boston Associates
Ottawa Herald Postage Rates and AP Rights Notice
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly and yearly options. Out of state subs taxed 3 percent. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
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