07 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
1
An overview tracing ancient China from legendary Hsia through Shang to the Chou. It notes uniformity of purpose, longevity, and rise and fall of dynasties, with Shang achievements in bronze work and script, ancestor worship, and the king priest role, leading to the Chou era.
Forecast covers all zodiac signs with personality hints and future trends. It notes Taurus and Gemini guidance, mentions love, work, travel, and family influences, and warns about mood shifts and personal growth opportunities. Individual birthday line highlights special significance today.
The core telegram lists subscription rates for Columbus Nebraska and nearby towns with mail and landline delivery options. It notes annual and weekly prices, a change of address service, and instructs readers to notify the postmaster of address changes.
Some free frogs change color from green to height blue depending on their meal, temperature and surroundings.
Voters in 32 772 barrios across the Philippines elect a barrio captain and six council members for four-year terms with minimal funds. The system, effective since 1963, empowers villages and has influenced national politics from Marcos road programs to Senate races, including figures like Maceda who leveraged barrio ties.
Interim Chancellor Dr John V Blackwell has been named by Governor James Exon as the University of Nebraska at Omaha representative to the State Advisory Council to Title I of the Higher Education Act of 1965. Title I focuses on aiding community problem solving through service and continuing education programs in colleges and universities.
George H. Cook, chair and CEO of Bankers Life Nebraska, announced at a Lincoln news conference that he will again head President Nixon's Nebraska campaign unit. He previously led the 1968 campaign in the state and is 61.
Lincoln lawmakers adopted a resolution honoring state poet laureate John G. Neihardt on his 31st birthday with no dissent. Sponsored by Sen Fern Hubbard Orme, Neihardt will observe his birthday Saturday as the body recorded one member absent for the vote.
A 60 minute UPI report chronicles MGM's rise and fall through clips from 72 films and memories of stars from the 1920s to 1940s. Producer Irwin Rosten reflects on editing choices while chronicling contracts, studio power, and the end of an era.
In North Platte Nebraska Lutheran churches gathered just over 10,000 pounds of children's clothing and blankets for a fall drive. Briggs Truck Line and Bee Line Motor Freight provided free transport while Huebner Supply offered storage until shipment to Houston Texas by Church Work Relief trucks. Members from Missouri Synod Lutheran churches and other Lutheran groups participated.
United Press International notes that the final work by an artist is described as a swan song a term linked to the fable of the silent swan that sings at death.
The Board of Trustees for Nebraska State Colleges elected Henry Freed of Chadron as president. Dr. Francis Brown of Genoa was named vice president. Dr. James Todd was reappointed executive secretary as the board governs Nebraska’s four state colleges.
Auction listing for January 12 at 12 30 p m features 2 percent Whiteface stock cows calving in February plus ponies horses and bridle stock entries. Pigs include 23 cross bred feeders around 50 pounds. Farm equipment includes tractors plows mowers separators manure spreaders hay tools and more. Terms are cash and items are not removed until settlement with the clerk. ED Franzen owner Vasek Musil auctioneers Tiny McWally clerk.
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