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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
7
A nostalgic layout shows a top left scene of rediscovery pleasures of the sun and outdoor fun. An old-fashioned jump rope challenge appears in the top right as a child plays ball on a sunlit asphalt court. A serene boat scene and a day of biking complete the warm day tableau with carefree leisure.
The Army conducted LSD tests on 20 Special Forces volunteers at Fort Bragg in September to gauge how long prisoners could withstand questioning while under the drug. The trial aimed to determine if the drug could reveal the will of prisoners in military inquiries.
Nebraska recognized thirty two communities in July in the Bicentennial Communities program lifting total to 189. Clarkson Howells Lindsay Madison and Newman Grove in Columbus area feature cemetery upkeep, street projects and a Norwegian Festival with flags, crafts, and foods. Immunization reminders for school entry accompany plans, while separate notes cover a Fort Bragg LSD interrogation drill involving Army intelligence and Special Forces units.
Washington AP Edward Levi says he may sue Arab oil producing nations in U.S. courts for possible Sherman Act violations if foreign price fixing affects the American market. He notes OPEC embargo impacts and asks whether cartels can apply to foreign governments, stating he has hired top antitrust counsel to pursue the issue.
Los Angeles Governor Edmund Brown Jr said it was unfair to accuse him of not helping the party’s fundraising. He faced little criticism for avoiding participation in a lavish broadcast affair after last weekend’s campaign event.
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