27 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1970
Page
1
A citizen meeting at Albion school drew residents and officials Tuesday to discuss upcoming concerns. Attendees included Jim Lane and Earl Halpin, with planning for future sessions and community input noted.
A damaged OCR fragment from The Cope Telegram outlines mailing rates and change of address notices. It lists subscription costs for Columbus and surrounding counties, with annual mail rates and regional variants, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
United Press International describes Qohism as the worship of serpents or the use of serpents as agents of a religious force. The piece outlines core beliefs, practices, and historical context of the movement. It notes varied interpretations and the impact on followers and communities.
Secretary of State Daniel Webster was the sole cabinet member kept in his post as President John Tyler faced a mass resignation in 1841 in response to vetoing a major bill.
A Polk County group of 23 women and six men toured the Stuhr Museum at Grand Island and viewed a 62 piece textile collection by Mrs. James Wilson. They then visited Hastings House of Yesterday and State Hospital before a Grand Island media office stop. Arrangements were led by Mrs. Dwight and chairmen Mrs. Guilford Bryan and Mrs. Wallace Sandell.
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounces a "handful of oddballs" and judges’ disruption tactics during coverage of the Chicago Democratic National Convention. He argues liberal sentiment and judicial disruption threaten public order and cites Judge Hoffman’s contempt rulings in the trial of seven conspirators. He calls for a campaign to use public opinion against extremists in media and street protests.
A group of ducks blocked a Detroit artery during rush hour drawing horns and pleas as pedestrians watched. Police arrived and, after efforts to persuade the birds, managed a clean removal from the roadway.
Mr and Mrs Vagdensen and family went to Dannebrag Nebraska Sunday to attend the silver wedding anniversary reception. In honor of Mr and Mrs Alvin Christensen Mr and Mrs Mugene Muth of Craig visited in the Jensen home Sunday evening.
The record notes that during 1861 the Confederate vote for secession faced opposition from Sam Houston who refused to let Texas leave the Union and was removed from the governorship.
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