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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1971
Page
1
The piece discusses planned moves on American poison gas stocks in Okinawa amid postwar weaponization debates. It notes 12 850 tons remain, plans to move shipments to avoid Okinawan villages, and pressure from Pompidou to speed up advances on warhead delivery systems with 1975 deadlines.
Silver Creek groups held meetings Thursday including SHAVER GREEK COUNTRY CLUB with 12 members and guest Mrs Til Ward and plans for a February autaineHatcheen. WSCS and St Cecilia Society hosted quilting and programs while American Legion Auxiliary planned a firemen banquet. Kathy Gray, daughter of Eleanor Podraza, made Midland College dean's list.
The Core recECRAM partnership advertises subscription rates and delivery options for Columbus Nebraska with pricing by carrier and mail. It notes change of address procedures and hints at regional distribution, including Nebraska and nearby areas.
Leigh reports the Colfax County Extension Service and Soil and Water Conservation District will hold a joint annual meeting at School District on January 24 at 8 p.m. Guest Jean Lester Doutrec will present on New Zealand agriculture, review 1970 accomplishments, and elect two Extension board members. A proposed constitutional change to allow all legal voters to elect board members tops extension business.
Albion residents report that Mrs Agnes Meysenburg hosted the Maple Center Club at her home with 17 members present. Mrs Sid Williams plans to attend the February 11 meeting.
The text is a garbled astrology forecast listing all zodiac signs with shaky advice. It mentions Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with scattered phrases about relationships, health, and personal guidance. The readable portions suggest general fortune, caution, and self-improvement themes rather than precise events.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield unveils a bill merging the vetoed broadcasting reform with Cannon’s measure to cap spending on political advertising across media. It sets seven cent per vote ceilings for media such as newspapers magazines billboards and public address systems while preserving free speech rights for DIY bumper stickers and yard displays. The proposal, introduced Dec 30, aims to curb campaign outlays and improve disclosure as Congress prepares to reconvene.
Mrs Victor Malasch and Mrs Arthur Marty hosted a Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering in Leigh in the parish hall. Rev Carl Etraimson spoke on What Does the Bible Say About the Origin and Preservation of the World and Man. Fourteen members were served lunch by the hostesses. Plans were made for the Groteluschen Gernstein wedding reception.
At the annual meeting on Thursday Boone County Extension Service elected Bruno Neidhardt and Mrs Dan Meysenburg to the board. A slide presentation was presented by Pour jvolor eaters during the event.
Tass reports the Soviet Union's moon exploration vehicle finished its test on the lunar surface. The Lune 17 ship carried the Camokhed machinery piggyback and returned to its racks near the landing zone. Controllers guided the apparatus using on screen readouts, marking a historic navigational milestone in cosmonautics.
David City Aquinas High School Thespians bring Peter Shaffer's Black Comedy to the stage. Curtain at 8 p.m. February 14 and 15, after earlier this year presenting Can't Drink the Water.
New York policy forum hosted by the Businessmen's Educational Fund gathered 200 executives to discuss the postwar role of business in rebuilding Vietnam-era society. Speakers urged private initiative, government collaboration, and youth partnership to address housing, environment, and urban renewal as the five year outlook points to billions in cleanup and training needs.
The Aquinas Rooster Club led by president Jerome Didney discussed athletics and the upcoming banquet. Plans included varsity reserve and freshman basketball, coaching staff roles, and the Scotus Aquinas faculty rivalry with a recent game and another scheduled. Funds were eyed for a video tape machine.
The Greston Card Club at the home of Mrs. H G Loseke has been cancelled.
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