08 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
1
Washington humorist reports on rising photo habit costs from film and development. A father recounts his teen daughter’s camera gift leading to high tab for film, and a mock treatment center quip about camera pushers. The piece uses satire to warn about consumer excess and youth exposure.
The Columbus Neb publication outlines subscription options with carrier and mail rates for Columbus area and nearby counties. It notes change of address procedures and mailing details while warning about delivery time and service scope.
New York reports that organic farming advocate and publisher Rodale collapsed and died at ABC TV Studio in New York while taping the Dick Cavett show. He was 72, founder of Organic Farming and Gardening in 1942, and died of an apparent heart attack as Cavett interview paused.
Reverend and Mrs Norman Crounse were honored guests at a farewell reception held Sunday evening at the Methodist Church. Harold Steyker screened slides of Ghana Africa, and the couple received a going away gift.
Irene Ryan known as Granny from The Beverly Hillbillies established a $1 million scholarship program for budding actors in Hollywood. Fifteen scholarships will be granted annually, decided by an acting competition held during the Auntie College Theater Festival.
Pittsburgh area observer John Bertera runs Holiday House in Monroeville with flexible pricing and family oriented shows to counter rising expenses. He says value for customers and careful booking, including ethnic acts like Vic Damone and Pat Cooper, help maintain profits amid higher salaries and operating costs.
In Council Bluffs, 19 year old Roger Hanson of Denison drowned while swimming with a 17 year old companion at Lake Manawa West Beach. His body was recovered about an hour later from 89 feet of water by Pottawattamie County Ambulance crews using boats and grappling hooks. The county medical examiner declared him dead at Mercy.
Twelve children from St. Vincent's Church received their First Holy Communion at Mass celebrated by Rt Rev Msgr L F Obrist. The communicants were John Lux Brian Green Dan Hayes Andy Johansen Rita Engel Joyce Cabel Jeffrey Kuhnel Tammy Vordauer Robert Bernt Joseph Kaezer Dean Runquist and Robert Bernt.
The transmission notes that Mexican revolutionary leader Pancho Villa was Doroteo Arango. It also mentions the king cobra of Southeast Asia as the longest venomous snake, reportedly reaching about 18 feet in length.
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