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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
2
The image or page asks who was the Supreme Commander of the D Day forces as shown on the left. The prompt also notes Friday's answer about Ching as the world’s largest producer of the 677 PVEC Inc.977, indicating a quiz or trivia item with misaligned OCR.
Washington report recalls how Beijing reads America via shirts and bumper stickers. A dentist in the Chinese liaison office explains that T shirts are more current than bumper stickers for gauging political and cultural shifts. The anecdote cites misreadings of slogans and compares production rates of T shirts and autos to gauge public sentiment.
The Tass news agency reported that the Soviet press said the Russian brown bear was selected as the official mascot of the 1980 Moscow Games after a competition run by a Soviet TV show. Over 40,000 letters were received and reviewed before the bear was chosen. The final drawing will be decided after consultations with Soviet artists and designers.
Daily astrology column offers sign by sign guidance with career profit social introductions and personal insights for Aries through Pisces. Readers are urged to request a personal Astro-Graph letter for 50 cents to a New York box address.
Rev. David C. Cloeter appointed second full time chaplain for Nebraska Penal Complex. He will work with Chaplain Winfred Olienburg and Rev. Edward Tuchek at Kearney. Cloeter, Concordia Seminary graduate, previously served parishes in Greenwood Mississippi and Muscatine Iowa before taking the Kearney post in 197?.
Joseph P. Kennedy 25 eldest son of the late Robert Kennedy shows interest in running for Massachusetts state treasurer next year. It would be his first bid for public office though he helped run his uncle Senator Edward Kennedy's reelection campaign. Press secretary Hadley Roff said there has been interest but no decision. Pats Nixon stroke update Julie Eisenhower doubts full recovery. Nixon, 65, walked and spoke with minor slurring after a June 7 stroke last year. Califano comments on HEW figures at City College of New York.
Arabs observed the tenth anniversary of the Six Day War with calls for renewed Middle East conflict preparations while Israel marked the anniversary of the Jewish state's greatest military triumph with a quiet observance.
A deer burst through a closed glass door at the Lytton apartment in Lincoln injuring Mrs. James Lytton who was reading and sipping iced tea. The animal smashed a wall, damaged a stereo, and exited via a kitchen window. Maintenance replaced the door and window within an hour. neighbors helped tidy. Mrs. Lytton was treated for a leg cut at St Elizabeth's Hospital. The family had just moved to Lincoln.
In Fortitude Valley suburban area, a U.S. resident was shot dead by a neighbor during a dispute over a lawnmower blocking television reception. Police reported the fatal incident occurred Sunday.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a bridge deal with players Oswald, Jim Jacoby, and SORTIL. Opening lead noted as K. The rest of the bidding and final context are unreadable.
The Hall County Regional Planning Commission will be urged to choose a half section two miles south of Grand Island for a 100 megawatt coal fired power plant with an alternate site just west. The plan cites highway access, transmission lines, and distance from town while noting minimal farm impacts but some flood risk and railroad extensions.
A California reader asks the correct response to partner's one club opening. The advised line is a one diamond nine bid to explore the slot when partner holds a big hand, aiming to locate the best game contract. A two over one response is viewed as crowding the bidding.
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