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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1970
Page
3
Senator William Fulbright says a proposed five year agreement granting U S use of three bases in Spain risks expanding American commitments. He urges Senate ratification review and notes reports of arms sales and credits tied to the pact.
A Columbus Junior High freshman, David, nurtures a growing menagerie of wildlife, from a red crested grosbeak to a three month old Taccean named Bandit. He observes nature, cares for orphaned young animals, and studies taxidermy, often aiding a local taxidermist while releasing most creatures back to the wild.
United Press International recalls a B24 bomber lost in fog that struck the Empire State Building on this date twenty five years ago, killing 14 people and prompting sweeping investigations.
The United States backed a nine day ceasefire plan for the Middle East as Israel and Egypt showed tentative acceptance. Israel’s cabinet split over the plan with six Gahal members threatening to quit, while the Soviet Union praised Egypt’s stance in Pravda. Arab groups and Iraq condemned Nasser, and China attacked the proposal as a Washington Moscow plot. Also, Portugal's longtime premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar died at 81 after a stroke two weeks prior.
The July August Monthly Review from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City notes over $h billion invested in cattle feeding in the Tenth Federal Reserve District at the start of 1970, with about $L billion in cattle on feed and $250 million for facilities and operations. The district includes Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, most of Oklahoma and New Mexico, and western Missouri. Credit drives growth, with large, highly mechanized lots relying on production credit associations and bank lines, often shared risk arrangements.
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