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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1969

Page

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Rising City Christmas Program Set At School Gym

Rising City Public School will present its annual Christmas program Tuesday at 7:40 pm in the school gym. Music instructor Jack Gross leads the program featuring an elementary cantata, and performances by the school band mixed chorus and girls glee. Mr and Mrs Don Ellison returned from a five day trip to Freeport Grand Bahama Islands where Mr Ellison works as an agent for Hawkeye Insurance Company. Mr and Mrs Richard Good of Seward visited relatives in St Edward over the weekend.

Rising City Rising City Public School Jack Gross Don Ellison Freeport Grand Bahama Islands Ellison Hawkeye Insurance Company ST. Edward Richard Good Seward John Good Wayne Muckey

Light humor trades and political musings by Dick West

Scribe notes the Nixon era theme of unity through unlikely swaps. He jokes about trading liberals for Russian Communists and imagines other exchanges such as Congress for Britain’s Parliament or the FBI for Scotland Yard, with personal quips about Joe Namath and light countrywide swap fantasies.

Dick West Washington UPI Nixon John N. Mitchell Mitchell Justice Department Tam U.S. Congress FBI Royal Canadian Mounted Police G-Men J. Edgar Hoover Scotland Yard New York Jets Folies Bergere Joe Namath

British women advised on birth control pill estrogen levels

A government committee in London advised 700000 British women on birth control pills to choose lower estrogen doses to reduce blood clot risks. The panel noted about half the pills contain 75 micrograms or more of estrogen, while the rest use around 50 micrograms.

London UPI

Orr finds local support for Nixon policies in Nebraska

Lincoln Nebraska Republican Party chair Mrs Lorra ine Orr reports strong local backing for President Nixon. She cites many letters and calls praising his honest straightforward approach and his Washington news conference. Orr also notes overwhelming Nebraska support for Vice President Agnew against media critics.

Lincoln UPI Lorraine Orr Nebraska Republican Party Nixon Orr GOP Ore Washington Spiro 1 Agnew

Aquinas High Hosts Ladies Tea By Home Arts Class

Forty female staff members from Aquinas High School in David City were honored at a Thursday tea hosted by the Home Arts classes from 3 to 4 pm in the Home Arts Department.

David City Aquinas High Aquinas Home Arts

Thousands of Russians flood American exhibit in Moscow

UPI reports thousands of Muscovites crowded the Education U S A exhibit in Sokolniki Park, drawn by America’s space program and education. Visitors praised U S achievements, while some criticized Vietnam, with nine of ten remarks favorable. the show drew about 10,000 daily.

Moscow U.S. State Department Tomsk Vietnam Donbas Leningrad Nixon Thomas Craig Seattle Wash

Soviet Launch of unmanned Cosmeg 314 satellite

The Soviet Union launched Cosmeg 314, described by Tass News as an unmanned research satellite. Western experts say it could remain in space up to three months.

Moscow UPS Soviet Union Tass Tews Agency

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