11 Aug 1970
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1970
Page
1
A satirical shock piece riffs on sensitivity training as a political menace. It depicts a couple arguing over chores and remorse while critiquing public adoption of group psychology in a humorous, fictional voice. The narrator jokes about marriage, meatloaf threats, and distant references to Osannicowki.
Dr. Richard M. Hill of Ohio State University researches softer, more comfortable contact lens materials using domesticated rabbits. He notes rabbits’ corneas resemble humans and their reaction to new objects in the eye mirrors human responses, aiding studies on oxygen permeation, germ resistance, and eye safety.
In Beirut Raymond Wilkinson reports that Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser risks his and Egypt’s standing in the Arab world by accepting the American peace proposals. Arab nations split, with Sudan Kuwait Tunisia Morocco Jordan backing Nasser, Libya tentative, Syria privately supportive but publicly critical, and Algeria plus Palestinian guerrillas opposing. Talks in Cairo seek to split guerrilla factions, potentially isolating Al Fatah. The outcome could tilt Arab opinion toward militant groups and Iraq if negotiations fail.
Omaha's new human relations director Roger Sayers told a Good Fellowship meeting there are officers who abuse their privileges and a double standard of law enforcement in the Black community. He warned residents lack a clear channel to complain about abuse or brutality.
The notice lists subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus at 1.00 per month and by mail in Platte, Beard, Butter, Colfax, Merrick, Nance, Polk counties at 11.00 per year. It directs subscribers to update addresses with the local postmaster and to include old and new addresses.
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