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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1971

Page

2

Pittsburgh bootlegger challenges milk price laws

Ernest Hayes, a 34 year old Pittsburgh dairy dealer, bootlegs milk by selling at below or above the fixed price and rebates. He argues laws harm people while authorities seek to revoke his license and block his modernization efforts. The case now heads to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Ernest Hayes Pittsburgh Pennsylvania The Wall Street Journal Mayes Jounal Ways United Dairy Farmers Hayes Co-Op Milk Marketing Board Ics

Johnson Sues Over Nonrenewal For Incompetency Claim

A junior high mathematics teacher, Johnson, says the school board should rehire him after being dumped for incompetency. The Associated Press reports he filed suit in federal district court, arguing tenure protections hinder removal. He vows to pursue professional growth as the basis for reinstatement.

Robert Johnson Board of Education Associated Press

Security implications of nosy weapons and escalation

In a fragmented quote filled piece the text cites Sen Edmund Muskle on deterrence and Soviet parity, Donald B Shaus on inflation and wages, Nixon on peaceful protest limits, Bob Lamb on antiwar actions, and Sen Hugh Scott on Washington demonstrations, highlighting debates over security, inflation, and civil dissent.

Sen Edmund S. Muskle Hugh Scott R-Pa Washington

Why PhD careers lean left in academia

A veteran professor argues that choosing an academic life is a negative decision against ordinary society. He suggests abstract fields attract critics of market planning, shaping faculty as uniquely inward and anti main society. The piece weighs temperament, discipline, and sociopolitical factors in driving left-leaning tendencies.

San Diego Columbia Dartmouth Finito Ford Foundation NEW Defense Department Mast Isa Burke

Health Across Repose Nourishments and Miscellany

A garbled OCR style row lists varied clues and fragments from a puzzle page, naming foods, drinks, and terms such as grape, nourishment, and various oddities. It appears as a dense crossworld or word puzzle draft with many incomplete entries and misplaced letters.

ASK THE DOCTOR Training important By Lawrence Lamb M D

A reader asks if pregnancy can occur before the first period and about te­st training. Dr Lamb explains pregnancy is possible before menses, toilet training timing, post partum hair loss, and vasectomy effectiveness with rare failure.

Dr. Lamb Lamb

Bank of America bombings spark debate on imperialism and aid to the poor

The piece recalls Amadeo Giannini’s goal to aid California’s poor through accessible loans and small benefits, contrasting this with the Bank’s alleged role in a broader imperialist system. It questions motives behind leftist bombings targeting the Bank of America while noting other banks’ overseas ties and industrial links.

Mark Tyala Mark Bank of America California U.S Joan Sharks John J. Lewis C10 Amadeo Peter Giannini Lewis Giannini San Francisco

GM South Africa dispute pits church activism against policy

John Chamberlain notes the Dontestie and Foreign Missionary Society of the U S Protestant Episcopal Church press GM to wind up South African operations alleging racial wage practices. GM replies that foreign operations follow local laws and points to a non white majority in its South Africa workforce.

General Motors Dontestie and Foreign Missionary Society U.S. Protestant Episcopal Church Republic of South Africa James Roche South Africa

Government power to requisition gold for paper money

The government has power to take gold or other property and issue unredeemable paper in exchange. It may act under the Gold Regulations issued by the Treasury, revised May 1, 1969, which outline handling of natural state gold and custody, though changes depend on administrators and executive orders rather than legislation.

Department of the Treasury United States

American Legion Auxiliary Hartman Unit 4 Thanks Editor

The American Legion Auxiliary Hartman Unit 4 thanks the newspaper for publicity on their poppy distribution day and exile pictures including Miss Poppy. The note expresses gratitude for ongoing support and publicity during the year from Unit President Mrs. Herman Mriost Alan.

The American Legion Auxiliary of Hartman Unit #4 Poppy Wag Herman Mriost Alan

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