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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
2
Editorial notes the United Nations admission of Red China at U S request and the expulsion of Nationalist China. It argues U S influence is waning, prompting calls from several senators to cut UN funding after years of covering most operational costs.
A critique of US foreign policy cites a decade of burden sharing at the UN and $56 billion spent on foreign aid. It notes a regional memo from the Office of Emergency Preparedness in Kansas City requiring retailers to post ceiling price lists by Nov 1 and warns of looming Phase 2 on Nov 15, questioning extensions and readiness.
Mrs. B asks about muscle spasms and relief. A muscle spasm is an involuntary tightening or contraction of a muscle.
A concise medical column discusses leg and back muscle spasms their common causes including circulation issues, calcium intake, and posture. It offers first aid tips such as calf stretches and massage, notes tension and nerves in backache, and touches on contraceptive and rectal polyp questions with brief guidance. It ends with a prayer and biblical verse.
NBCs Mystery Movie featuring Peter Falk as Columbo leads this season's new shows with strong reception. Eddie Albert plays the heavy as Columbo investigates a corrupt general in a 90 minute episode. The weekly rotation includes Columbo McCloud and McMillan and Wife delivering puzzle driven escapist entertainment.
AP reports on William H. Rehnquist recounting 1957 views of liberal clerks and their influence on Justices Jackson and Frankfurter. Clerks, said Rehnquist, showed youthful exuberance and left leaning bias in preparing petitions, though others contested the extent of any impact.
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a magic lantern of the mind, recalling youthful wit and small-town quirks. He sketches scenes from era life including doorbell jokes, breakfast biscuits, handy neighbors, barber shop chatter, boys whistling, housewives honesty, and youth curfews.
USDA weighs a revised 1972 wheat plan with payments for additional idle land amid looming surplus. 1971 output tops 1.6 billion bushels, carrying over from earlier crops suggests at least 900 million bushels may sit in storage by July 1. NAWG and Sen. Dole push for stronger cutbacks. Kansas reports a 20 percent rise in 1972 winter wheat acreage.
A dense clip lists a full day of television programming from early morning to late night. It names hundreds of titles including Munsters Petticoat Junction Its Your Bet and The Quiller Memorandum along with news weather sports and talk shows such as Meet the Press Tonight and Merv Griffin.
The newspaper lists subscription rates for trade area readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options and notes a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers. It also states that The Associated Press has exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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