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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1970

Page

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New American Bible Translation to Be Published Next Month

A modern English Bible translation by Catholic scholars, titled the New American Bible, completes two years of work and will be issued next month. It uses Hebrew Greek and Aramaic texts, replacing the Douay Rheims Challoner version, with twelve publishers licensed and St Anthony Guild Press first to publish September 30.

Louis Cassels UPS Religion Wester Fwashington UPL St. Jerome William J. Tabin Bishops' Committee The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Confratern St Anthony Guild Press

Peter Sellers Weds Miranda Quarry In Civil Ceremony

British actor Peter Sellers, 44, married Miranda Quarry 23, stepdaughter of a British peer, in a ten minute civil ceremony at Bishops Court Registry Office near Parliament. The bride wore a puce flowered maxi dress with a black velvet hat. Sellers has had two prior marriages to Anne Howe and Britt Ekland, both ending in divorce.

London UFI Peter Sellers Miranda Quarry Irida Newamen Sellers Britt Mklund Princess Margaret Montis Lord Snowdon Lord Maneroll Conard Steamship Co

Bishop Walsh to visit Pope in Rome today

American Bishop James Walsh, weakened by 32 years in a Communist China jail, travels to Rome for an audience with Pope Paul VI. He was greeted by Cardinal Agagianian and Archbishop Benelli, then admitted to Salvator Mundi Hospital for rest as officials note no definite plans beyond the papal meeting.

Rome UPI James 5. Walsh Paul V Walsh Mensmee Gregory Agagianian China Agagianian Patricia Fitz-Maurice Canton Ohio Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital Giovanni Benelli Vatican Salvator Mundi Cumberland Shanghai Popeius XII United States

Nebraska subscription rates and address change notice

Subscriptions rates listed: 200 per month by carrier in counties including Platte, Boone, Nance, Polk. 11.00 per year by mail in Nebraska and other states. Readers urged to report changes of address promptly to postmaster, noting old and new addresses for calendar records.

Cfasa Paslade Columbus Hebraska Platte Boone, Bier Caller Merrick Nance Polk Envil Ete Wehira Jn Mebraska

Fortune magazine admits errors in Penn Central piece

Fortune magazine in its September issue acknowledged errors in an August article and editorial about the Penn Central bankruptcy. A letter from Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. disputed Fortune's claim the firm “obviously went along” with hiding Penn Central’s true picture and said the editors misread 1963 and 1968 statements.

NEW York UPI Fortune Magazine Penn Central Fortune Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co Walter E. Hanson Peat Marwick Peal

Platte County NFO Meeting in St Joseph Hall

Platte Center delegates to the State Convention in Chadron Sept 12 were elected at St Josephs Social Hall. The group plans to defray delegate expenses and will feature President Oren Lee Staley as guest speaker. A Statey letter on farm VIN action in Congress urged telegrams to Senators. Grain Bargaining Committee for the year will include Hot Zach Leon Haschke Ivai Haschke Urban Wessel Vernon Mohrman with alternates Hi F Wessel Flavian Paprocki. Melvin Pfeifer reported on trail department activities.

Platte Center Platte County NFO St. Joseph's Chadron Oren Lee Staley Statey Congress Hot Zach Leon Haschke Ivai Haschke Urban Wessel Vernon Mohrman

Havelka's hi jinks reveal town going to the dogs

A reader items column recounts humorous notes from estranged Chamberpat about fading white lines and red hydrants, with comments on Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, a history critique from Prof Cuspidar, and a final note from Eldridge Cleaver about finding a route from Tpawner Park, reflecting a satirical local voice.

Jim Havelka Chamberpat Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Shrdlit Burton Pluomaine Phillie Festooned Cuspidar Commission On Cuspidor Nixon Jolson Lyndon Eisenhower William Taft McGuffey Commission Eldridge Cleaver Algeria Tpawner Park

Machine claims to predict half of heart attacks early

In California a physician and two electronics engineers unveil a ventricle impulse detector the size of a cigarette pack that can predict ventricular fibrillation hours or days in advance by sensing ectopic heart beats. They expect extensive testing but say it could save hundreds of thousands of lives yearly.

Walm! Creek Calif Tupi John W. Gotning Lawrence Ftadiation Laboratory Richard D. Lawhorn Robert L. Chapman Chapman

Police arrest demonstrators in New Delhi protest

In New Delhi, police arrested 36 Socialist demonstrators after they tried to seize a four acre farm owned by Prime Minister Tadira Gandhi. They carried signs denouncing Mrs Gandhi as ally of landowners and enemy of farmers amid a land reform movement.

New Delhi AFL Tadira Gandhi Mrs. Gandhi

U.S. Senate Could Challenge China Policy on UN Admission

Senators Edward Kennedy and George McGovern consider moving to kill a 17 year old resolution opposing Communist China’s UN membership. The measure sits in an appropriations bill for State and Justice. McGovern warns of extended debate on U.S. policy and questions the bill’s vehicle. Fulbright says he would back wiping it out but may be blocked by other issues.

Steve Gerstel Washington UPI Congress China United Nations Senate U.S Edward M. Kennedy George 5 State Justice Departments State Department United Wations McGovern Kennedy Ox U.N Sai Congress Nixon Arkansas Democrat

Scientific launch postponed in Japan due to weather

UPI reports overcast weather in Uchino ura Japan caused the postponement of a planned MU4S rocket launch. The satellite aimed to observe solar radiation and return data to Earth. Three prior postponements preceded today’s cancellation.

Uchinoura Japan UPI

Boston women forecast massive equal rights march Wednesday

Feminist Betty Friedan predicts millions of American women will demonstrate for equal rights with men on Wednesday, the 50th anniversary of woman suffrage. The movement vows a national strike week with parades in many cities, demanding education and employment equality, free daycare, and abortion on demand. Friedan urges men to join, while a kickoff karate demonstration precedes events.

Joanne Omarng Boston UPD Betty Freidan National Organization of Women Fieldan Charles Street Boslen'ta City Hall Ann Tutchinson

Thuy to Return to Paris Peace Talks Next Week

North Vietnam confirms Hanoi chief negotiator Kuan Thuy will return to Paris to end an eight month boycott and resume secret talks with Washington. Officials say arrival is before week’s end but exact date and session participation are not yet set.

Paris UPI Hanoi Kuan Thuy Thuy Vietnam Washington

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