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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
5
A historical reflection on Qing dynasty China from the 18th century, describing population, social structure, and gentry power. It notes the peasants, family-centric society, and Confucian order, then warns of foreign intrusion and the clash with Western ideas of international law and modern technology.
In Salisbury riots fresh after a night of violence, Black Rhodesians resume work amid glass and riot debris. Protests against the Anglo Rhodesian settlement proposals continue, with clashes in Harare and looting of Asian-owned shops. Police report injuries including a nun and a white civilian, while officials consider detentions without trial of former leaders.
Leigh Russell Herik of Clarkson won first place in the Colfax Soil and Water Conservation District Spear contest held Saturday at Schuyler City Hall. Toni Trojan Clarkson took second. Loseke Schuyler placed third. All contestants delivered 68 minute speeches on Youth in Conservation.
Wallace says he will enter Pennsylvania and four other states, expecting a shock vote that could surprise both major parties. He admits limited funds but aims for strong showing, while CBS News reports the interview. The Florida primary foe Jackson calls a Wallace win a wasted vote. Humphrey heads to Detroit to counter Muskie as endorsements shift, Muskie opens youth coalition and a Miami Beach HQ plan unveils. Lamorly urges a guaranteed income for 20 million retirees.
Egypt announces measures to prepare for war with Israel including curbing imports and luxury goods, cutting public spending, and boosting military training for university students. Aziz Sidky named prime minister to marshal the home front as Sadat cites U S arms support to Israel. Bombs hit Algerian Embassy and a newspaper in Beirut wounding casualties.
Leigh residents attend a Purina dealers meeting in Biloxi Mississippi with Mr and Mrs Charles Muttenholt and Mr and Mrs Carl Aullerholt of Columbus. Doreen Groselueschen visits from Los Angeles and other relatives join for a weekend gathering. Edward Enters files for County Commissioner in Colfax County.
Leigh Community Schools superintendent George Foldesy spoke to the Leigh Community Club on Innovations and Trends in Education. He showed transparencies from Bishop Ryan High School Omaha a two minute film The World of 1963 and slides from the Wilson Project Mankato Minn to explain needed school changes and what has been done. A Q A followed. Business included Mrs Lavern Wildeman family fund drive the proposed library enrollment in Community Betterment Program and Allen Schronder as lunch chairman.
Leigh John Melton, a University of Nebraska Lincoln coach, addressed the 1 91 Pork Producers and their ladies banquet in Schuyler Tuesday evening discussing Nebraska Football. Archie White of Hormel Fremont served as master of ceremonies.
Nebraska lawmakers debated revising school aid with two bills while holding them for hearings. One bill would fund a per pupil payment and the other would equalize mills with a broader tax mix, though objections cited constitutional concerns and veto risks.
The Omaha Jaycees named Dr Larry Holcomb the Outstanding Young Man for the year. Holcomb, 33, is an associate professor of biology at Creighton University and has been active in environmental improvement work. He is collaborating with a legislative committee on nuclear power plant hazard information.
An aged advertisement touts MONADEX tablets to suppress appetite and aid weight loss. It claims no dangerous side effects and guarantees refund if not satisfied, with a bold promise of a $100 supply and mentions of a Missilers/Orua Slone name and vague legal-like language.
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