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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1970

Page

8

Supervisors confront two hot topics in county meeting

At Plaile County Commission hearing, bids for surveying and engineering were opened. Former county surveyor turned consultant McMeckin protested the bidding process, calling it unethical for engineers to compete. Thiele pressed on a questioned town survey tied to the Loup River Dike issue and noted possible political motives targeting Carl Aerni in District 7.

Plaile Carl Hoge Frank Kuska Ron Rysleom Vim McMeckin Algo Tie Rystrom Supe Columbus Loup River Thiele James Rich Blech Valele Laup River Carl Aerni Wae

Nebranka Weather Forecast Sees Rain Likely Tonight

United Press International reports Nebraska skies were mostly clear today with a chance of rain tonight and Wednesday. The forecast shows 7 p.m. temperatures near 30 with highs around 70 and lows near 30, compared to year ago highs of 46 and lows.

United Press International Nebraska

Nebraska Weather Forecast and Town Reports

A fragment from Nebraska weather pages notes rain chances east and central tonight with rain or snow west. Panhandle forecasts show snow by Wednesday with 30s highs in central regions. Monday highs reached the 30s to 40s with McCook and Sidney cited. overall mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and cooler lows.

Panhandis Panhandle Panbepicig Nebraska McCook Sidney

Area students earn UN scholastic honors at convocation

Area residents were cited for high scholarship at the University of Nebraska convocation in Lincoln. Among the honorees were Mary Nelson of Albion Thomas Sindelar Richland and Gerald Sokol Duncan in the top ranks, with many others from Columbus and nearby towns recognized across colleges for upper percentile honors and law and pharmacy distinctions.

Columbus University of Nebraska Coliseum Lincoln Mary Nelson Albion Thomas Sindelar Richland Gerald Sokol Duncan Margaret Zeilinger Osceola College of Business Administration Mark Chronister Schuyler Randall McIntyre Cecar Rapids Steve Gustafson Newman Grove LaVerne Sitemek Terry Keeler Tinwood Gary Simpson Stromsburg Ronald Stara David City I — College of Arts and Sciences Bart Becker Je Schneyler Karen Blessen Columba Regina Cannon Marie Chevnee Mumphrey Robert Matulka Clifford Mesner Central City Richard O'Hare Margaret Plakz Murray Fredrickson Clarks Yenn Gembot Macy Homan Gail Janicek Bellwood Jamie Johnson Marcia Strand William Zach Humphrey Teachers College Robert Stromebate College of Pharmacy Thomas Swedenburg College of Law Jerry Norris

Viet Cong base camp crushed in Cambodia by South Vietnam

South Vietnamese forces and Cambodian troops swept a Viet Cong base camp inside Cambodia killing or capturing 169 guerrillas in a continuing operation. Across from Kieng Ton Province the assault left 144 guerrillas dead and 15 captured with government losses at 20 killed and 73 wounded.

Walter Whitehead Saigon UPI Cambodia South Vietnam Kieng Ton United States Nixon Grans Hawaii Waluing Plain of Jars Laos

Thai troops sent to Cambodian border

Bangkok reports Prime Minister Tham-Minkellikorn says Thai troops have been sent to the Cambodian border as a precaution. He did not specify numbers but noted Thailand would consider aid to Phnom Penh if diplomatic relations are restored, a request Cambodia has made.

Bangkok UPI Thandm — Killikuckorn Thaning Thailand Phono Cambodia

Fire Report Summary From To Date Year 35 Days

Fire department records show calls to date at location and year 35 days witht call 4. The report lists multiple emergencies and response times, noting date range and incident counts. Further specifics are not readable in the fragment.

Special panel to probe Justice Douglas impeachment

The House Judiciary Committee creates a five man special panel, three Democrats and two Republicans, led by Emanuel Celler, to investigate charges against Justice William Douglas. The panel has 60 days to report, Douglas may be invited to testify, and leaders vow no whitewash or witch hunt.

TL Odin GOP Hyron G. Rogers D-Calo Jack Y. Brooks D-Tex Edward Hutchinson Raich Celler Douglas Celter Buller McCutlock Judiciary Committee Special Judiciary Panel MecColloch

Carswell Enters Senate Race At Nixon Push

Harrold Carswell announces bid for the U.S. Senate with a pledge to align with President Nixon on constitutional conservative reforms. The Tallahassee jurist, previously rejected for the Supreme Court, spoke at a news conference with Gov. Claude Kirk and Gov. Ray Osborne, who also resigned from the U.S. Fifth Circuit to back him. William Carmer and other Republicans indicated Nixon pressured him to run.

Miami UPT Tudgey Harrold Carswell Georgia Carswell U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Senate Senate Nixon Linos Tallahasses Claude K. Kirk Jr Spessard Efellang William Carmer St. Petersburg Judge Carswell San Clemente Calif Ronald Ziegler Kirk Ray Osborne U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals

Nixon Plans Another 150,000 Troop Withdrawals Next Year

President Nixon announced a plan to pull 150,000 U S troops from Vietnam over the next 22 months. He said the move would reduce U S forces in Vietnam to about 204,000 by May 1973 and reflect progress toward a peaceful settlement. He cautioned withdrawals depend on military and diplomatic conditions and pledged strong action if enemy activity rises. Congressional reaction ranged from neutral to pleased, with support for extending the pullout over a year to aid Saigon’s long term planning.

U.S Vietnam Nixon Gie Nixon Indochina Camabulia Mixon Senate Mike Massfigid Nse Nguyen van Thinh

Glaucoma Detection Clinic Planned in Columbus

Harold Clausen announces a free glaucoma screening for residents over 40 at Columbus Senior High School on May 3 from 2 to 5 pm. The Lions Club cooperates with Platte County Medical Society and others. a film on symptoms will be shown and used spectacles collected for New Eyes for the Needy.

Harold Clausen Columbus Evening [Dons Club Columbus Senior High School Columbus Evening Lions Club Platte County Medical Society Platte County Nurses Association University of Nebraska College of Medicine Olmaha Clausen Msinay Dons Club

Wyoming reports low reading with 14 degrees in Rock Springs

UPI reports a frigid start across the nation with Rock Spring Wyoming recording a low of 14 degrees while Laredo Texas reached 100 degrees for the day. The report notes overall weather spread excluding Hawaii and Alaska with Monday temperatures.

Wyoming New York Hawaii Alaska Laredo Tex Rock Spring Wyo

Astronauts To Address Nation On Brush With Death

Astronauts James A. Lovell John L Swigert and Fred W Haise will address the nation tonight on their near fatal Apollo 13 mission. They will recount the escape from disaster during an eight day spaceflight and the emergency return to earth as Apollo 14 faces uncertain launch plans.

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