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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
12
Residents protest a ban at Hag Hospital over a family dispute. The report mentions John McKendrie and local figures amid claims of protecting children. The jumble of names and phrases is partially unreadable but centers on a public demonstration.
Moscow reported via radio and Tass that the Soviet Union cannot assure the safety of about 400 Americans. The note to Washington followed tensions over vandalism at Soviet offices in New York and harassment of Russian artists in the United States. The U.S. Embassy confirmed receipt but had no further comment beyond noting no prior similar threat had memory.
The new district attorney Roy Woolter began his term with immediate movement in county offices. Investigator Luke Wills confronted a gun incident as Woolter entered the cage and ordered restraint after a firearm discharge triggered by a tense moment.
A note of gratitude from Flo Delaney and family thanks friends, relatives, and caregivers for prayers, gifts, visits, and comforting words after the death of their mother and grandmother. Special thanks to Ray Kens and Jay, the Dlua Bird Shop staff, and hospitals St. Mary and Fiterton for support during medical days.
New York stocks show wide swings and dubious figures as UPI reports midday prices with numerous misspellings and inconsistent symbols. The list includes names like Admiral, Kroger, Alcoa, Merck, Boeing, Coca Cola, Ford, Texaco, and others with unusual percentages and digits, casting doubt on the accuracy of the market snapshot.
Markets show higher barrows and sows with varied cattle bids in Omaha. Chicago reports softer slaughter cattle and mixed hog prices, with egg markets in New York soft to quiet as futures drift. Key entities include Omaha livestock terms, Chicago market figures, and New York egg quotes.
In San Juan Puerto Rico Luis A Ferre will present Puerto Rico's Golden Glove award to Roberto Clemente Sunday at Hiram Bitthorn Stain. Clemente, managing the San Juan Senators in the Winker League, will become the tenth Puerto Rican great honored, with the governor of Puerto Rico presenting for the first time.
The report notes 30 below zero in Flagstaff Arizona and mentions cold extremes across several places including Fort Myers Florida and a weather blurb about Hawaii and Aloha guidance. It reflects a weather-wide freeze with multiple locations experiencing deep cold.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a building, Ark, and bond availability with names like A. ron Cotumbyy and references to a location and date. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a coherent news event or outcome to summarize.
In Chertsey England a man named Mullers shot himself in the stomach with an antique crossbow arrow while loading the weapon a medical emergency followed and his mother said it was his hobby Police noted no rough stuff warnings and announced vigilantes planned to protect a housing development from vandals including a karate expert amid local tensions
Washington officials announce Secor T Browne will serve as chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board for another year with Whiliveye Chie Wind continuing as vice chairman. Browne, who became CAB head on October 8, 1967, and Gilliland, longtime vice chairman, retain leadership roles as of September 20.
Fragmented text outlines a plan involving Melvin and Javird Mow to participate in a Southeast trip. Mentions a five on the ncona review and a 40 month period, but details are unclear and names appear partially garbled.
CAPH KENNEDY reports preparations for Apollo 14 launch to the moon as Shepard Roosa and Mitchell undergo medical checks in Houston. Launch team works in Houston and Cape Canaveral with fueling and testing of the lunar module, command ship, and oxidizer system scheduled through Sunday.
Helicopters rescued 22 crew members from the Japanese freighter Santo Maru after it sank in heavy seas east of Manila. One crewman, chief cook Norio Wakamiya, 35, was missing feared drowned after a rope snapped during a lifeboat lowering. Survivors, including Skipper Yasukesu Yamamoto, 33, were airlifted to Manila International Airport as the vessel listed and sank amid 30 mph winds and high waves.
Rik Massengele of Wichita Falls Texas and Paul Moran of Colton California led qualifiers for the $110,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park. The tour event opens the WBL season with the Monday qualifying round producing the low 20 for spots at Oakmont and Thewide. Several notable players failed to qualify including Marty Fleckman George Bayer De Witt Weaver Bucky Yeary Tave Ragan Don Cherry and Joe Cane.
Willis Reed, Knicks center and captain, was released Monday from Roosevelt Hospital after New Year’s Eve admission for abdominal pains. Tests were negative and he is expected to rejoin the Knicks today.
Angela Her beet, the 41 year old wife of a yellow kitten, set a new world record Sunday on the leapfrog course leaping 1,518 times in 24 seconds across a coast hampering clue milles to raise 1200 dollars for a local sports club
Commissioner Cesaio Tacovazal of the Atlantic Coast Football League announced Monday that a franchise was issued for Hershey Pa to a local businessman linked to Chester Crone. The move marks a new entry for the league as it expands in the region.
Fire at Charlotte's Dress Shop in Wahoo brought under control after five hours. Crews from Wahoo Mead Olive Weston Cedar Bluffs Ceresco and Prague aided in containment in near freezing snow. Adjacent Talkey Shoe Store and a nearby drug store suffered smoke or water damage. No damage estimates yet.
Marl on Blender 28 of rural Papillion died at Blair Memorial Community Hospital from injuries in a two car crash near Nebraska Highway 133 ten miles south of Blair. James A. McKinley 2 of Cornell Bluffs Iowa was the other driver. Stender is survived by wife Twilarac, parents Ben and Hart Blender, and sister Alis John Rudolph. Services pending at Kahler Mortuary Papillion.
The Georgia Supreme Court unanimously upholds Gov. Lester Maddox's right to become lieutenant governor next week. The ruling preserves a Fulton County ruling that the constitution does not bar a governor from serving as lieutenant governor after his term as chief executive. Attorneys Henderson and Smith argued the two-term prohibition would block Maddox if governorship became vacant.
Ray Jackson former Washington fullback hired as assistant coach at University of Washington. He plans to coach defensive backs and join immediately though not on payroll until January 15. Athletic director and association leaders drive a search for a black administrator in the department.
Two Yugoslav men, Pollen sak Slobodan Site and Slobodan Vucetic, are jailed as suspects in the death of Ulrich Nacken who was found near a road in near freezing cold, bound with wire and partially unclothed after crawling through deep snow. A bus driver and hospital records are cited in the investigation.
Dozens gathered at a guarded courtroom in Santa Rosa California for Angela Davis arraignment on murder charges while supporters outside chanted Free Angela. Police searched spectators entering the 1X-seat courtroom as five defense lawyers, including Milan Brotsky and Dennis Nofferts, joined Davis’s case amid a tense scene with protesters and reporters.
Leigh area residents shared New Year greetings and visits from Wednesday to Tuesday. Mrs. Mortimer of Norfolk joined local hosts at Atlesgoon Bridge Club and Nelson home events. The piece notes travels to Miami Florida for the Nebraska Louisiana game and family birthday celebrations including Mrs. Kumpf and son Gordon.
In Alliance Nebraska District Court Judge Robert Moran sentenced Alvaro Brave Escamilla 25 of Scottsbluff to 50 years for the 1967 Wardman Hotel robbery in Scottsbluff. A prior 50 year sentence was upheld after a retrial. credit for time served reduces the term to 46 years and nine months. The sentence runs concurrently with a separate three year Lancaster County assault sentence.
Polish party boss Edward Gierek and Prime Minister Piotr Jaroszewicz arrived in Moscow for a friendly meeting with Soviet leaders. Gierek, recently named party secretary, was greeted at the airport by Leonid Brezhnev. The visit follows unrest along the Baltic coast and signals a shift as talks on worker bonuses are pursued.
The 31-year-old Wallner and 31-year-old divorcee Cornelia Ellis Snively married Monday night in a private religious ceremony in Montgomery Alabama. Only immediate family attended as rain fell and guests gathered at the Trinky Fresbylecian Church. The couple will honeymoon at Point Glen, Ala.
Olas Omaha reports that Elerberh D Marshall, president of Linton Matal Veoducts Corn, fell ill after suffering a heart ailment. The report notes Sunwin of a heart ailment and mentions key details about the incident.
Chile announced today the establishment of diplomatic relations with Communist China, making it the first South American nation to do so and the third in the Western Hemisphere. Foreign Minister Clodamica Almeyda spoke in Santiago, with President Salvadore Allende expected to address the nation on television.
Ralph Bunche, 64, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and undersecretary general of the United Nations, was reported in satisfactory condition at New York Hospital after treatment for a respiratory ailment. He was admitted Saturday following a week at his Queens home.
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