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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1970
Page
2
A reflective piece on gratitude fueling success in business. It argues grateful bosses attract customers, improve workplace atmosphere, and boost profits. It urges workers to value their jobs, employers to recognize hard work, and all to practice gratitude to sustain prosperity.
A humorous spoof from a liberal viewpoint, edited by Dr. Ernst Angst, lampoons modern conservatives with satirical terms like Looling and Vigilantes. The book promises witty definitions, sharp cartoons, and is described as relevant and timely, available at bookstores or Arlington House in New Rochelle, WY.
A Dallas discount chain finds a workaround to the city's blue law by creating a special corporation to buy the store on Saturday night, allowing the business to stay open on one weekend day but not both Saturday and Sunday.
A Memphis Commercial Appeal note reports a shop bypassing a blue law to operate on Sunday and then reselling to a chain on Monday, highlighting a quirky clash between local regulation and commerce.
A historic account reveals Cabinet members once queued to see President Nixon. After Walter Hickey was denied access, others avoided the White House. A wife relays a chilling call from Ehrlichman promising a private audience, then a church visit, sparking fear and skepticism about White House operations.
In a chaotic scene at the White House service, cabinet officers whisper to their wives while Billy Graham reads from Job. A task force changes locks in a cabinet member’s office as the scene unfolds amid a chaotic, satirical backdrop referencing the oldest state supported women’s college in the U.S.
A fragmented draft argues for individual freedom and self control as a path to Newlitgo capabilities. It cites guiding principles like a Coveting Commandment and the Golden Rule, aligning with the Declaration of Independence in a Columbus Nebraska context from 1970.
Dear Reader Diverticula are pouches in the colon that rarely lead to cancer. They arise from weak spots in the colon lining and abnormal bowel contractions. Most diverticula cause no problems, but some bleed or become inflamed diverticulitis. Treatment aims to reduce bowel spasm with regular bowel habits, adequate fluids, and a fiber rich diet. Highly seasoned foods irritate the colon. bulk laxatives may help in severe cases.
Puzzle text with scattered clues and partial word fragments. It presents a set of cryptic style hints across diverse topics, with several garbled entries and misread letters. The readable portions reference geographic names, languages, and objects, suggesting a mixed word-game column from a newspaper page.
A reviewer endorses Sir Robert Thompson's trilogy on insurgencies, arguing his works clarify the aims and phases of revolutionary war. The discussion links Malaya, Greece, Algeria, China, and Cuba, noting Thompson’s theory of three phases and the perpetual aim of seizing power through a socialist state.
At Leonardo da Vinci Airport Rome an Alitalia 610 bound for New York faces tense moments as a passenger demands a search of a bearded Italian man with a briefcase. A Malian diplomat notes hijack fears have heightened anxiety before takeoff and warns search risks are weighed against efficiency.
A pilot recounts flying a dive bomber for Mussolini against Britain and the U S in World War I, then against Germany after Italy's 1943 armistice. He praises the Stuka, noting its diving speed and sturdiness, the fear of antiaircraft gunners, and psychological uses of wing whistles. He recalls close calls, precise bombing, and lingering aversion to war.
News item from a bygone era reports Men of Grace Episcopal Church meeting at the rectory to organize an Episcopal men's group. Harold Richards elected president, Bent Spekce vice president, HH. Muntsinger secretary, with a committee to draft by laws.
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