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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

2

Thurmond Denounces China Trade Move Amid Nixon Shift

Washington Senator Strom Thurmond and other Republicans criticized the Nixon administration’s China trade policy as a propaganda effort to weaken solid policy. Thurmond warned the public will remember leaders who compromised, while House figures like Waggonner and Sikes joined sweeping denunciations.

Washington UPI Nixon China Sen Strom Thurmond Senate Thurmond Peking State Department

Soviet cosmonauts grow cabbage onions in space vote in elections

Soviet spacemen aboard the Salyut orbital lab nursed Chinese cabbage and hillb onions using hydroponics to study weightlessness effects. They walked on a treadmill to keep muscles from growing lazy while casting ballots for the Communist bloc in parliamentary elections.

Moscow UPI Salyut Orbital Laboratory Georgi Dobrovosky Mladislav Volkov Parsayev Communist Party Soviet Union Gwrandeise Tass Earth Fong

Films struggle under economic strangulation in Hollywood

Hollywood producers push back against expensive studio systems as independents like Weber Margolis revive simple, mobile filmmaking. Margolis shot Lapin It on a cinemobile with a 25 member crew, completing three days under schedule and budget, proving budgets can be lean without sacrificing talent.

Hollywood UPI Cecil B. DeMitle DeMille Hawks Weber Margolis Francis the Mule New York Robert Lewis Terry Kiser Peggy Walton Peggy Margolis Los Angeles Lewis Lasky Sennell Roach Vancouver Amd

Virginians Leave After Genoa Visit

Mr and Mrs Terry Hash of Portsmouth Virginia departed for home following a visit in the Neal Flaherty home and with Ruth Hash and family at Genoa Kathy Flaherty joined them for the trip VisiL

Edward Terry Hash Portsmouth Neal Flaherty Ruth Hash Genoa Kathy Flaherty Visil

POW families press Congress to end Vietnam war

Washington activists say 1,630 U.S. prisoners of war and missing in action families advocate ending U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia by Dec 31 if prisoners are retarded. Women lobbyists say they have met about 50 representatives and a dozen senators, with mixed support or opposition thus far.

Washington UPI U.S Congress Nixon Capitol Hill Southeast Asia Vietnam George 8 Lucien Nedzi D-Mich Charles Whalen Ohio Lewis F. Jones Hairfax Laos Hanoi

Mrs Janousek aite planned for Tuesday

Drs. Mary K. Janousek aged 85 died Saturday evening at a Columbus rest home. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Holesovsky Mortuary in Brainard with Rev. Donald E. Proett officiating. Burial will be in Bolemian National Cemetery in Brainard. Born July 5, 1885 near Bruno to Vaclay and Mary Kucera Davis, she married Charles Janousek who died Aug. 18, 1933. She lived in Butler County in the Brainard and David City areas. Survivors include sons Atkin of New York City, Emil Sr. of Weston, Ernest, Charles and George, all of Lincoln, daughter Mrs. Christine Sterns of Lincoln, several grandchildren, brothers and sister. Preceding her in death were her parents and husband.

David City Mary K. Janousek Columbus Brainard Donald E. Proett Bolemian National Cemetery Bruno Vaclay Mary Kucera Davis Charles Janousek Butler County Atkin New York City Emil Sr Weston Ernest Charles George Lincoln Christine Sterns

Striking Bluffs Workers Extend City Hall Walkout

In Council Bluffs UPI reports fifth day of strikes by Municipal Employes Association after garbage piles up and services suffer. Mayor Morden said talks with councilmen were planned for this afternoon, with a Sunday meeting canceled without explanation. Association President Warren Aull said an agreement had been set for Sunday discussions, then canceled by the mayor. Ault warned the strike could continue unless city officials respond.

Council Bluffs UPI Ben Mjoden Municipal Employes Association Association Warren Aull Joseph Kastelman Don Franksen Ault

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