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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1970
Page
4
New Yorker Tom Tiede recalls a Paris to New York flight aboard a Boeing 747. Passengers face cramped closets, plastic interiors, and restless overheads as the all-plastic cabin shakes during ascent and landing. A lightweight briefcase and coat spill from the lighter lost storage.
National Library Week promotes reading as knowledge gathered from great thinkers. Librarian Win Jacobsen highlights books including Decent and Code of Conduct, noting Erle Stanley Gardner and Elliott Arnold works while signaling Librarians note on Gardner's death.
Mrs. Helen Mahon spoke on cancer at the Catholic Daughters meeting in St. Francis Church parish hall Humphrey. Sister Heatine showed films. officers and members, including Grand Regent Mrs. Don Keller, discussed board matters and a fund drive for Biafra. Dues, prizes, and prayers were noted. May meeting shifts to May 18 with officer nominations.
In Hatfield England the Hertfordshire County Council seeks a place for Mrs. Edward Fox to hang laundry after a packing lot was built over her yard. She and her family have used the courthouse yard, facing magistrates chambers, while awaiting verdicts. Her husband complains the magistrates should not see her wash during proceedings.
Platte College unveiled a program offering credit free courses or half price on credit courses for county residents age 65 and older. The Senior Citizens Club provides free or reduced admission to college activities. Interested individuals should visit the Admissions Office with identification.
A Madrid civil court ruled that publishing pictures of women in bikinis in EL Pilo did not justify seizure. The Information Ministry had ordered seizure on March 20, 1984, and the editor was fined $243. The ruling establishes a precedent by noting bikinis are normal attire at beaches and pools and may appear in films.
The name Charles or Karl derives from a High German word meaning a full grown man. Historically many kings named Charles, starting with Charlemagne, shaped it to signify great or manly presence.
Frederick H Treash notes Dr Edmund W Gordon of Teachers College Columbia University challenges Henry Jensen's claim that compensatory education fails for disadvantaged students. Gordon argues there is no genetic basis for racial differences in intelligence and urges cautious, evidence based conclusions on teachability rather than premature genetic claims.
Rev and Mrs George Vavra attended practutation exercises at Wayne State College Sunday. Mrs John Schlabaugh and Mrs Roger Meyer were honored at a Lions Club shower for Connie Mayer and Charlotte Hoffman. Mr and Mrs Caroll Dablberg of Lincoln visited her mother Mrs Art Anson. Mrs Harvey Behlen of Columbus visited her father, along with grandchildren Sharon and Wade Behlen. Mrs Ron Greisen visited her brother Geral Wardenberg and family. Jennie Wardenberg returned home from Campbell with her daughter. Susie Sander will return home after completing her last year at Wayne State College.
A local appliance auction highlighted Cloriators and Water Softeners as top sellers, with Filters, Taste, and Odor Yillers among the notable items. Buyers expressed interest in efficiency and reliability, signaling strong demand for home treatment devices.
Mr and Mrs John Rejda entertained Sunday at their home in DAVID CITY in honor of Janis Rejda and wife of Renn Nevada who have been visiting. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Raus of Missouri Valley Iowa Mrs Reynold Raus and family Woodbine Town Mr and Mrs Rudolph Rejda Brainard Mrs Apna Rejda Mr and Mrs Dennis Slava and family Meredind Mrs Roger Rejda Lincoln Mr and Meg Thomas Dobesh Mr and Mrs Irvin Dobesh and family Mr and Mrs Eugene Rejda plus Me and Mrs Bernard Meysenburg and sons. Oliver Cromwell was called the uncrowned king of England.
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