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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1970
Page
2
A college generation member condemns campus violence while critiquing youth culture and politics. The piece mocks antiwar rhetoric and questions the impact of young activists, noting cynicism toward government and urging clearer cause and responsibility.
A reader laments the Kent State violence and critiques student protests. He links hair choices and liberal views to social change, condemns violence, and fears a manipulated youth movement. He contemplates cutting his own hair as a symbol of stance.
Editor Art Buchwald notes wives suffer household fatigue akin to battle fatigue. A Cincinnati trip exposes the condition as a wife fixes the plane, questions green stamps, dusts seats, and assigns tasks to herself while the husband handles a speech and travel details.
A passenger recalls vacation travel where his wife, overwhelmed by household fatigue, takes charge on a plane. She cleans a coffee spill with Mr. Clean, scolds overeager children, redecorates in Cincinnati, and begins to ease her stress after days of overzealous domestic care.
Lee Mueller observes Washington in a political heat where fashion matters little to the public yet the industry pushes the midi. Designers and press call the new style sensuous a yearned to sway American women toward a baggy calf-length dress despite public indifference.
In Washington, debates swirl over midi versus miniskirt fashion as department stores like Garfinkle's push midis as a new fashion staple. A city reporter notes varied opinions among women while a store spokesman predicts strong acceptance after familiarity. A quip potpourri closes with a crabapple definition.
A brief notice from Columbus Nebraska dated Tuesday August 4 1970 promotes a peace themed event. The notice names Columbus as the location and centers on a community effort to begin peace initiative.
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt explains vitamin E is generally unnecessary in normal diets, with rare deficiencies in newborns. He notes vitamin A and D excess can threaten health, daily needs for tocopherol around 5 to 30 IU, and cautions about sustained high doses of mixed vitamins. He covers rickettsial diseases and lists four main types with transmission details and regional prevalence.
Fragmented OCR style list of terms and clues across diverse topics. It mixes animal behavior references, nautical terms, people names, materials, and miscellaneous phrases, yielding a jumbled set that resembles a crossword or puzzle page with scattered definitions and numbers. The readable portions are uneven, offering few coherent events or clear news items to summarize.
The piece argues that affluent New Yorkers back minority causes for status, citing Cesar Chavez and a Southampton fundraiser. It contrasts past support for Chavez with current Indian advocacy, noting limited public backing and government figures promoting minority rights, while warning against opportunistic fundraising.
The piece argues Nixon Agnew era efforts toward Native American self determination in contrast to past termination policies. It recalls moves toward treaty protections and the Taos Pueblo land restoration, noting mixed reception in Southampton and Washington.
Street Commissioner Len Woerth smiles as the city advertises bids for a 1,200 gallon streamlined street nuisance and sprinkler truck. Council approves lighting and utility agreements to save $12,000 yearly. Also noted are golf tourney plans and local college events among scattered items.
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