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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
2
A column defends journalism amid government criticism, citing Mezeinsky and Nixon era aides. It argues the press serves as the watchdog despite insults, noting Watergate coverage and Ziegler’s reactions, and asserts the First Amendment protects free reporting.
Michael Zinzun and brother Juan rally neighbors through the Pasadena Community Information Center to fight cockroaches after urban renewal. They recruit volunteers to apply boric acid powder behind appliances and in cracks, claiming most treated homes stay roach free with few callbacks. Entomologist Walter Ebeling endorses community effort and notes boric acid as a lasting solution when used safely.
A jumble of trivia questions and answers covers saints like Saint Luke a medical symbol ox a symbol, insects bees taste senses Velazquez sale record, marble shooter term death oblique, rogton meaning right-hand page, congressional baseball game in June, liquid metal mercury, perpetual motion debated, and the DEW line a distant early warning radar chain across 4900 miles with 64 stations.
Washington debate weighs unique White House reform idea. Column urges President Nixon appoint Secretariat a special assistant to accompany him on trips and handle state discussions. The piece cites Caligula’s horse as precedent, argues for credibility and privacy, and imagines Secretariat aiding press handling and Oval Office life.
The piece envisions Secretariat retiring from racing to enter political life in service to the United States. It suggests possible roles at fundraisers and congressional hearings, warns against midstream policy shifts, and notes Nixon’s pledge to clear Watergate. The tone blends speculative satire with public service motives.
The Columbus Telegram of June 14 1979 in Nebraska reflects a parishioner oriented message about freedom, faith, and civic duty. It links moral gifts from God to public life and cites foundational documents while urging peaceful action.
Dear Reader, experts note many adult deaths remain unexplained. Heart rhythm problems can cause convulsions or brain injury, sometimes with no visible autopsy cause. Rheumatic fever in childhood may be missed, and some cardiac issues resolve only with microscopic findings.
A fragment puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed letters and hints for biblical names places and objects. It presents a tangled grid of items like Cain’s mother Ruth and other labeled entries, suggesting a cryptic crossfill style from a historical newspaper page.
The piece cites alleged hypocrisy around the Berrigan brothers, noting a priestly marriage and public performances of moral authority. It contrasts their image with satirical writings from Casey and Chomsky, and concludes with the Johnson Gantry Award for 1973.
The text discusses the unresolved fate of about 1,200 Americans missing in Vietnam, with Hanoi accused of obstructing access to crash sites and graves. It notes limited cooperation from North Vietnam, the likely death of many missing servicemen, and the enduring anguish of families as the search for answers may take years amid jungle erosion and shifting local traces.
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