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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1971
Page
10
Archaeologists report a ceramic vessel named Pilgrim's Flask resembling ancient wine vessels found in northern Israel. The artifact, dated to about 3,500 years ago, features two handles and a distinctive shape, linking it to historic Palestine crafts and early Judaean culture.
A garbled report describes a night of drinking ending with a messy disturbance. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at damage to belongings and a demand to brighten the path. The text is unclear but suggests a local incident or prank.
Between Corn Whait Milo and Suyhenns OAH on the regional market, traders report fluctuating prices and shifting demand. Officials note steady activity as buyers and sellers converge in the Milphily region.
San Antonio report states former President Lyilon 1 Jolisin is hospitalized with mild pneumonia and resting comfortably with no change in condition. A spokesman at Army Medical Center confirmed the mild viral pneumonia and overall progress remains notery while doctors have not yet estimated a full recovery.
Notice of incorporation under Nebraska law states Stonerf's, Inc. with principal office in Lindsey Platte County Nebraska. It lists general farming activities including livestock feeding and real property dealings, stock authorized at 100000 dollars, 200 shares issued, directors to be elected, and perpetual existence. Dated December 1970.
Notice reports the estate of a deceased individual in Pipite County. It lists heirs, executors, and court filings with details on appointing a personal representative, validating the will, and arranging settlement procedures in the county probate court.
Walch Park opens its racing season at Hidleah Park with a $1,250 Super Bowl handicap featuring Silent Screen and a nine-horse field chasing a share of $20,512. A seven-horse Solow Sint Carlos Handicap promises notable runners led by June Savage and Ack Ack. Closing day sees the $64,100 Traptea Park Handicap and multiple winners from Friday tabulated for purses including Casbah Kid and Double The Bet.
Mid-60s weather factors into Super Bowl V as Dallas and Baltimore prepare for kickoff at 2 10 p m EST Sunday at the Orange Bowl. Coaches Landry and McCalley weigh how both strong defenses may shape a low scoring game with forecast cool, variable winds and potential cold snaps. TV viewership expected to hit a record high as broadcasts reach about four billion sets.
President and Mrs. Nixon spend the weekend at Camp David with daughters Tricia and Julie Eisenhower remaining in Washington. They flew by helicopter from the White House after a Republican National Committee gathering. Nixon plans time to work on the State of the Union address.
Fremont Midland War campaign nears its $13,000 target after an $8,000 gift from Alta L. Denton, a longtime benefactor. The unrestricted donation funds Midland College activities and the Ren ton Cantennial Hall project as campaign chairman D. Schiermeyer reports progress.
Baron von Steuben, the German soldier who aided the colonists in the Revolutionary War, received a land grant and pension after the conflict and spent the remainder of his life near Ubea, New York.
Walker sinking a 20 foot jumper from the right with 37 seconds left in overtime gave Detroit a 69 97 victory over Milwaukee. Kauffman led the Braves with 28, while Walker scored 19 for the Pistons in a tightly contested game that went to overtime after ties in each period.
An Atlanta lawyer urged Army Secretary Resor to drop charges against Sgt. Torres claiming the case arises from the same incident that led to Sgt. Charles Heldutto’s acquittal. The telegram cited equal circumstances and noted a court martial set for March 18.
Dairy products advisory board in Nebraska will convene Tuesday to consider petitions requesting changes to meeting area boundaries. Petitions were submitted by Gillman Dairy of Norfolk Rogers Dilty of Maumah and Beatrice Packs of Lincoln.
United Press International reports Neale secures a modest one percent share of the orange cap in the Udit Mates event as the competition proceeds. The obscure reference hints at a quirky, unnamed contest with limited context.
Grand Island Jaycees host the Nebraska Junior Miss contest with 16 finalists led by Heth Housel and Barh Pritchard aiming for the coveted title. Contestants include Sue Schert McCook Judy Cooper Be Wymore and others from Centra City St. Paul North Platte Kearney Blair Gibbon Potter Columbus and more.
A quirky note describes lions moving in groups of four in flight and even resting near mares, using playful phrasing to picture their social behavior.
At Pebble Beach California the Crosby tournament reached the halfway point with Howie Shaw and Jerry Namey sharing the lead at five under par 139, joined by 28-year-old Tom Bhaw and 27-year-old Bob Murphy. Others including Palmer Barber Archer and Eichelberger trailed by several strokes as veterans and stars faced a final round to determine the winner with a $27,000 purse.
Library notes memorials donated for friends and loved ones. New books include The Conquerors by Allan Eckert detailing early North American frontiers and Fort Detroit, People Have Loved, Known or Admired by Leo Hosten with a vivid cast. The Homecoming by Carl Hawner Jr recounts a Christmas Eve search in Virginia hills.
In Moscow a Pan American World Airways executive reported his car windshield broken in what authorities termed retaliation for Aeroflot's New York office window damage yesterday. Walter Nelson, airport manager, found the damage outside the Ukraine Hotel as a Soviet officer nearby typically patrolled the area. Corning III of the USSR cited the New York incident as the likely motive.
UAW President Leo nard Woodcock resumes negotiations with Chrysler after a three day absence. About 120,000 Chrysler workers in the US and Canada threaten a strike on Tuesday if a three year contract is not agreed. Main issue is retroactive pay for hourly workers and wage conversion to salaried pay raises. An offshoot caused a Friday street demonstration by 200 skilled tradesmen at Chrysler suburban headquarters demanding payroll reclassification from hourly to salaried.
Scott Johnson in a fatal shooting case pleads innocent in Los Angeles California. Judge sets preliminary hearing for January 25. Defense sought bail reduction to $10,000 but denied. Proceedings occurred at Olsen's residence before a return to Barriors City.
Larry Tolis, longtime executive with Governor Tiemanns staff, was named executive vice president of the Nebraska Business Development Corporation. W. W. Cook Sr. announced the appointment for the agency created by the 1967 Legislature to promote the states economic development. The nonprofit, not government funded, aims to provide financing for firms lacking usual funding. The note ends with an odd remark about celestial ellipses.
In St Louis Missouri Onofrio, longtime assistant to Dan Devine, is named head football coach at the University of Missouri. Interim President Ratchford announced the unanimous decision with the faculty Athletic Committee and Board of Curators. Onofrio will earn 24000 dollars and remains in college coaching after Devine left for the Green Bay Packers.
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