Trio of Kiddie Knotes Photo Features
Space limits kept three youngsters from full Kiddie Knotes display. After catching the photographer’s eye, their pictures and sayings are being shown to share their charm.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1969
Page
5
Space limits kept three youngsters from full Kiddie Knotes display. After catching the photographer’s eye, their pictures and sayings are being shown to share their charm.
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson met President Nixon for a two hour breakfast at the White House. Johnson, in private talks with aides, praised Nixon’s Vietnam policy and criticized the press for bias. He suggested Nixon is improving and urged fair treatment to ease peace efforts.
In Marston England Dolly Beesley who runs the Three Horseshoes Bar since 1960 aims to officially launch a bath aboard the pub. She invites regulars to witness a champagne bath with bathers pouring bubbly over her and guests receiving a free pint as she bathes in soap and water.
Nebraska State Patrol officials warned of a possible record toll over the Christmas and New Year period. Col. James T. Kruger cited excessive drinking, rushing, weather, road conditions, and heavy traffic as key factors in holiday crashes. He noted many fatal accidents involve drinking drivers or pedestrians.
A person who trades stocks or commodities on margin with very limited capital is described as trading on a shoestring. This phrase highlights high risk and aggressive leveraging in markets with constrained funds.
The Levant is the eastern Mediterranean coastlands from Egypt to Greece, with emphasis on Asia Minor and Syria. It describes the term as a generic name for this region and hints at its cultural and historic breadth across multiple states and eras.
The famed Taxi Cab Army organized by General Gallieni moved maps to the Marne River to halt German advances, aiding the defense of Paris during World War I.
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