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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1970

Page

13

Soviet study says no current issue warrants war with West

A Royal Institute of International Affairs study states the Soviet Union sees no international issue worth war with the West and uses troops in trouble spots like the Middle East to deter rivals and project influence. It notes limitations in Soviet seaborne air power and doubts Moscow can deploy quickly ahead of Western forces.

Russia West London Uft Soviet Union Middle East Royal Institute of International Affairs Moscow Malcolm Mackintosh Institute For Strategic Studies World Today Israel Egypt Faypt

Recognize right of others by Louis Cassels UPI editor

UPI columnist Louis Cassels argues that free speech and assembly apply to all Americans including war opponents and flag supporters. He condemns disrupting ceremonies and prayers as intolerant and immoral, urging respect for others rights and nonviolent dissent.

Louis Cassels UPI Washington Vietnam

Trial resumé set for July 21 in Kotonc case

Former Gov. Robert Crosby said the preliminary hearing for Army Captain Faigene Kotonc, Humboldt native, may continue July 21 at Fort McPherson Georgia. The case concerns alleged killings during a My Lai related interrogation, with testimony disputed and a military court martial under consideration.

Lincoln UPL Robert Crosby Army Faigene Kotonc Humboldt Cosby Ft. McPherson Crosby Pentagon My Lai Kotouc

Leigh Visitors Return Home After Week at Groteluschen

Leigh residents Leght Reinhold and family conclude a weeklong visit with Rosa Groteluschen. Fayetteville guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and sons arrive for a week with Gustave Spanhake. Grandchildren staying with Bausch grandparents. Second Lt. Hake family visiting before Germany duty. Delores Nebola visiting Stanton mother. Airman Daryl Wolken family welcome daughter Page Monique born July 7 at Wright-Patterson AFB. Grandparents Phoyd and Wolken noted.

Leigh Reinhold, Gack Resdlyn Iowa Rosa Groteluschen Robert Barnes Jimmy Michael Fayetteville Ark Gustave Spanhake Zachary Lisa Kimberly Kauk Harold Bausch Patra Doyle Hoxie Kan Wayne Hake Germany Hig Vernon Hake York Daryl Wolken Fairborn Ohio Usaf Medical Center Wright- Patterson Afb Page Monique Rex Phoyd Rel Fairfield Calif Victor Wolken

Local Firemen Respond to Two Farm Blazes

Leigh officials report two recent fire calls. On Tuesday firefighters battled a tractor fire at Peter Hogendorn farm. On Saturday they extinguished a straw bale fire at Roland Wilke farm, south of town.

Leigh Peter Hogendorn Roland Wilke Here

Muskie becomes grandfather with newborn grandson Ethan Michael

Senator Edmunds Muskie of Maine has a new title Granddad after his daughter Ellen delivered a baby boy named Ethan Michael weighing six pounds ten ounces. The birth on Tuesday at Genegetaen University Hospital marks Muskie's first grandchild.

Washington Sen Edmunds Muskie Maine Ellen Ernest Allen Artington Genegetaen University Hospital Ethan Michael

Women’s Press Club marks 50th birthday celebration

Washington guests including President Nixon and seven former White House occupants attended the Women’s National Press Club 50th anniversary dinner. Lynda Bird Johnson, Mamie Eisenhower, Edward Kennedy, Tom C Clark, and Alice Roosevelt Longworth joined in a glittering program highlighting Washington figures from Wilson to Nixon.

Washington UPL Nixon White House Women's National Press Club Charles €. Robb Lynda Bird Johnson Mamie Eisenhower Edward 4. Kennedy D-Mass Supreme Court Tom C. Clark Harry Truman James R. Halsted Franklin D. Roosevelt Richard T. Brigham Herbert Hoover Alice Roosevelt Longworth Theodore Roosevelt Woorrrow Wilson

Two Omahaans injured in U S 7a fireworks explosion

Two Omaha residents Fred Renischier and Scott Wilson were injured in a fire and explosion at a warehouse storing fireworks along U S 7a south of Fort Calhoun. They were treated at Immanuel Hospital in Fort Calhoun area with severe and satisfactory conditions. Fire departments from Fort Calhoun Ponca Hills and Bennington fought the blaze at a structure across from the Forgot Store. the building suffered extensive damage.

Lighter Side: US poets face squeeze from imports

Washington columnist humorously argues poets struggle to earn a living in the United States due to high costs and foreign competition. He jokes about import quotas for poetry, noting poets moonlight as teachers or even senators, while royalties remain meager amid rising production costs.

Dick West Washington UPI Eugene McCarthy Prilhee United States U.S Congress Eng America Jingo

Humphrey Soldier Earns Army Commendation Medal

Army Spec. 5 Kent B. Preister of Humphrey was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for unrelenting loyalty initiative and perseverance in Vietnam. The citation notes long hours and significant contribution to allied efforts. His address is 500-64-105 Twist Ave North Co Assault Helicopter APO San Francisco CA 96205.

Hurperrey Ant Joe P. Preister Army Kent Preister Vietnam Twist Avn Co APO

Rising City adopts visual perception in summer program

Rising City’s Title 1 Summer Program ends next week after five weeks of study featuring visual perception to boost eye and hand coordination for reading and writing. The Marianne Frostig and German programs support paper, pencil, and physical education activities with 47 pupils daily across pre kindergarten to kindergarten, leading to final tests and parent teacher conferences.

Rising City Linda Delgady Marge Lichliter Leta Worley Pauline ‘Turner Verneda Bahr Dyle Buckbee Larry Ayler Esther Hoffman Lois Durely Tegehers Lida Bahr Kathy Gregory Janet Fricke Carel Vanek Forrest Burgess

Visit by Albion couple to Longmont family

Mr and Mrs Marion Moore will visit their daughter and her family in Longmont Colorado over the weekend.

Albion Marion Moore Longmont Colo

Three year pact signed with grape growers

Delano California UPI The United Farm Workers Organizing Committee signed a three year contract with Castigliane Brothers of Sanger covering growers of table grapes Cesar Chavez led union calls it a major breakthrough The pact sets an hourly minimum of 1.75 dollars plus a quarter per box during harvest The union reports contracts with growers representing more than 25 percent of California grapes

Delano Calif UPI United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Fresno County Castigliane Brothers Sanger Cesar Chavez

U S. Could Withdraw Troops if China Halts bullying

Secretary of State William P. Rogers said the United States might remove all troops from Southeast Asia if Communist China stops bullying neighbors and pursues peace. He urged Asian nations to back Cambodia’s new government, noted no U.S. drive to reoccupy Cambodia, and tied settlement to China and Soviet support for Hanoi. The United States planned to reduce forces in South Korea as well.

Tokyo UPI William P. Rogers United States Southeast Asia China Cambodia Ching Hanoi Soviet Union Rogers Japan Broadcasting Corp Indochina Saigon South Korea State Department Washington

Children’s Summer Reading draws to finish line with 282 unfinished

Public library notes 345 members enrolled in the Children’s Summer Reading program. Of these, 63 have completed 10 books, leaving 282 children still reading in the final three weeks. A movie day and treats are planned for August 1 featuring The Jive Little Peppers and How They Grew. New books include Bech A Book by John Updike, The Secret Woman by Victoria Holt, and The Shattered Dream by Gene Smith.

Jve Little Peppers Bech John Updike Victoria Holt Anna Brett Alma Oltow Tows Gene Smith Herbert Clark Yeaver Moor Himsel

Scholarship granted to Leigh student

Brenda J. Engel daughter of Mr and Mrs N V Engel received a 500 scholarship from Lutheran Brotherhood a Minneapolis based insurer She studies at Midland College in Fremont The group awarded 73 scholarships in total

Leigh Brenda J. Engel N.V. Engel Lutheran Brotherhood Miss Engel Midland College Fremont

Swimming lessons begin Monday at Tri-County pool Leigh

The Village of Leigh sponsors free summer lessons at the Tri-County Recreation Area pool as part of the recreation program. Four classes will be offered: Beginners ages six to eight, Beginners ages nine and over, Advanced Beginners, and Intermediates, with instructors Sheryl Diller and Peggy Wiemer and aides Janice Sander Suzy Sander Judie Henke assisting.

Leigh Tri-County Recreation Area Sheryl Diller Peggy Wiemer Janice Sander Suzy Sander Judie Henke

Churchill's grandson Sandys to wed Elizabeth Martin

Julian Sandys aged 34 grandson of Sir Winston Churchill will marry Elizabeth Martin, announced by a family spokesman on Wednesday. Sandys is the son of Conservative MP Duncan Sandys and the late Diana Churchill, heiress to the Churchill name.

London UPI Julian Sandys Sir Winston Churchill Elizabeth ‘Martin Sandys Duncan Sandys Joe Diana Churchill Callas Set A Alc

Herman Ernst and Woodmen Accident and Life Company

A fragmented notice lists Herman Ernst with a phone number in Columbus and references Woodmen Accident and Life Company. The garbled text hints at consumer guidance for working women and financial planning, implying a local business or insurance context.

Herman Ernst Columbus Taxhien Hla Taermanting Woodmen Accident and Life Company

Hoan Improvement District Budget Hearing Notice

Hoan Improvement District in Platte County Nebraska announces a budget hearing on July 1 1970 at 8 00 PM in City Hall Council Chambers to discuss the proposed budget and tax levy and consider amendments. The notice lists revenue and expenditures totals for the coming year and invites public comment.

Hoan Improvement District Ngo Platie County Nebraska Columbus Fraska SND B.S Leo A Bobucher

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