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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1970

Page

11

Earth Day TV Coverage Highlights Ecological Programming

National networks plus NET plan a broad Earth Day focus with live reports and specials. NBC will air a two hour daytime program and Today devoted to the environment, CBS will present Earth Day: A Question of Survival, examining policy and public reaction, while NET offers six and a half hours including Sesame Street and Mister Rogers.

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TV Schedules With Sparse Reader Notes in Local Guide

The listing shows TV channels KOLN TV segments and mixed references to programs and times. It mentions WOW TV six o clock and network news segments plus various channel labels. The text remains fragmented with unclear program names and scheduling hints.

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TV Guide fragment with scattered station notes

Fragmentary listing shows multiple TV stations and programs with weather news sports and talk show references. Names like Dick Cavett and various local personalities appear amid scrambled phrases and partial program titles.

Ketv-Tv Nanny Tag Eédie Reon i Toheny Cash Engelbert Humpardinck Dick Cavett Khqltv

Sunnyside Club Holds Meeting in May Host Home

Sunnyside Club met with 12 members and two guests Tessie Tooher of Schuyler and Mrs Paul Littelman present. Prizes in games went to Mrs Eq Loseke Mrs Lena Thalken Mrs Henry Hunteman and Mrs Flossie Held. Mrs Arnold Loseke to entertain the club at the clubhouse in May.

First Women in U S Federal Government Employed

The World Almanac notes over 700000 women work for the U S government. The first female federal employees were Sarah Waldrake and Rachel Summers, hired in 1795 at the Philadelphia mint as coin adjusters weighing gold. They earned 90 cents a day.

U.S Sarah Waldrake Rachael Summers World Almanac Philadelphia Mint

Cary Grant Receives Overflowing Congratulations Letter

Hollywood star Cary Grant, after winning an Oscar earlier in the month, says he is overwhelmed by letters and telegrams of congratulations. He has hired two secretaries to handle notes and called many friends to thank them, recalling the standing ovation and emotional moment on stage. Grant, 65, remains undecided about returning to acting, noting his busy schedule and affection for a young daughter.

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Superstitions Highlight Creston Happy Hour Meeting

The Creston Happy Hour Club met at Mrs. John Johannes home and answered with Superstitions I Have Known. Mrs. Jennie Wardenberg read on vitamin loss from cooking and maintaining shiny hair while Mrs. Otic Sander presented The Family Mirror Takes a Look at Mort. The group held its annual plant exchange and awarded the traveling prize to Mrs. Arla Harper.

Cheston Happy Hour Club John Johannes Jennie Wardenberg Otic Sander Family Mirror Mort Arla Harper

Jacoby On Bridge Early Loss Works For Deferisa

Oswald A Jamen writes that Deferisa gains with early losses, while Jiceby and JACOBY ON BRIDGE provide strategic notes. The column, distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Assn, analyzes move choices and outcomes for ongoing bridge play.

Oswald Jamen Jiceby Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Generous George and a Bridge Hand in Brief

A quizlike note recalls Generous George who refused to earn tricks unless rewarded. The article then describes a bridge hand with South opening one no trump, North raising to two, West leading a fourth-best spade, East overtaking with the nine, and South catching the queen to force declarer. West later concedes tricks, and Bast wins a spade, leaving West with three tricks after the earlier loss.

George South 3 North West East Declarer Bast

Bidding dilemma in bridge respond to two no trump raise

In a bridge problem the bidding shows West North East and South with uncertain strengths. You hold a weak hand and must decide after partner supports with two diamonds while the opponents open aggressively. The key choice is whether to bid again or pass.

Galt Towerrow

Visit Leigh-Tom Trojan Attends Local High School Play

Murray Utah resident Tom Trojan visited his mother Mrs Emil Trojan for a weekend. He traveled for a senior class play at the high school auditorium Friday evening in which his daughter Cathy Trojan is a cast member.

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