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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
6
In 1933 the surprise national mixed pairs winners were Fred Levy and Maggie Wagar. Maggie, later famed as Maggie Wagar, used signaling with three small cards to endure a tricky hand. The article recalls her impact and a single pivotal moment in the diamond lead.
Thomas Aquinas Malloy, who bought the presidential yacht Sequoia for 286000, claims ownership under protest after finding the vessel stripped of its furnishings. He vows to convert it into a traveling museum while accusing the government of withholding items, as the Sequoia sails toward Providence for possible last voyage.
In New Orleans a docile elephant named Miss Sunbeam accidentally bumped zoologist Mark Gordon into a concrete wall outside the city zoo, killing the 26 year old after four years of work there. Zoo officials said the elephant had never shown aggression and called it an accident.
A North Dakota reader asks whether a two club bid by South holding Mexic OA Ex A is wise. With South vulnerable and East opening one spade, the bid is judged very bad and likely to create problems. South can take four tricks with clubs as trump and may hold the four tricks on defense. the prudent action is to pass.
A scanned page offers a playful, guidance heavy horoscope with multiple signs. It promotes ordering an Astro-Graph Letter for 50 cents and lists predictions for Cancer through Gemini plus a closing note from NEWSPAPER ENTEIUTHISES ASSN.
The Roxbury Russet, the first famous American apple variety, was developed near Roxbury, Massachusetts in the early 1600s. This historic cultivar marks early colonial horticulture and the rise of American fruit breeding.
NBC to air July 7 and 9 at 9 p.m. Eastern time featuring Igor Moiseyev choreography and Orson Welles narration. Soviet and Georgian folk dances showcase high leaps, sword and wedding dances, and a silent pantomime sequence. Critics note stylish hosting but criticize the script. Nielsen ratings delayed due to a July 4 holiday.
Three Croatian nationalists charged with invading the Yugoslav Mission to the United Nations in June had bail set by Manhattan Supreme Court. Vladimir Dizdar and Zolo Brekalo were each ordered held on 75000 bail while Marijan Buconisi faced 40000 bail. All pleaded innocent as they awaited arraignment on conspiracy charges after failing to post bail. The intruders, armed with small caliber handguns, entered 854 Fifth Avenue to press Croatian independence demands. the mission chauffeur was wounded before the two hour standoff ended.
In Manila President Ferdinand E. Marcos acts to blunt international criticism by releasing 1,000 prisoners and curbing military tribunals while appealing for support from Washington as U S aid debate intensifies. The move follows threats to cut military aid and hinges on the Aquino appeal to the Supreme Court. The Philippines faces a Muslim secessionist conflict in Mindanao with clashes and a six month ceasefire.
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