15 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
1
Astrological forecast text lists signs including Taurus Gemini Cancer Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Aquarius Capricorn Pieces. It hints at drives, surprises, professional recognition, financial cautions, health notes, and personal growth with dates and vague guidance, largely garbled but indicating periods of activity and change.
Government crop observers report corn conditions ranging from good to excellent across Nebraska with some fields showing cutworms in the east. Wheat is generally good to excellent except in hail damaged areas. corn is turning color in southern counties and heading in the Panhandle. Sorghum and soybeans lag, with about 5 percent of sorghum planted and 4 percent of soybeans planted. green bugs found in one eastern sorghum field but pest levels remain insignificant.
The origin of the Russian Empire remains obscure but is usually traced to Rurik, a Scandinavian leader, who founded the state around AD 812, establishing early dynastic and regional power.
Telegram issued each evening except Sunday with second class post at Colmpan Nebraska. Subscription rates: delivered to carrier in Columbus two dollars monthly. by mail in Platte Boone Burer Colla Merrick Nance Poth counties fourteen dollars per year. Change of address notices must be sent promptly to the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram with the old and new address.
Pentagon study cited by The Times says President Johnson ordered concealment of a ground troop commitment to South Vietnam to avoid signaling a sudden shift in policy. The 18,000 to 20,000 troops plan and bombing options were discussed with caution to avoid Chinese involvement. The Times noted the April plan remained secret until a State Department release surfaced.
Teresa A. Hahn, 18, died from injuries suffered in a Sunday auto accident near Rostue Neb. She was a passenger in a car driven by Darlene P Kosmicki 18 of Grant, which rolled over on U S Route 3 about five miles east of Rostue. Kosmicki was uninjured.
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