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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
Hal Boyles column explores limbo as a playful, philosophical space. He lists situations from infancy to work life that feel like being stuck between heaven and hell, noting the vagueness and shared human pinpricks in everyday limbos.
University religion leaders urge balance between rational analysis and faith mystery. Yale Divinity School expands Berkeley Center to combine scholarship with real life application, stressing that objective study alone cannot yield true religious understanding.
North and South Korean Red Cross officials resolved long standing talks differences and agreed on a five point agenda for future reunions of separated families. The preliminary negotiations began September 20 and set three minor issues after removing the major obstacle. Committees will meet alternately in Seoul and Pyongyang with plans for exchanging letters mutual visits and humanitarian cooperation including relocating families.
Washington AP reports Senator George McGovern holds about 998.8 delegate votes as the Democratic National Convention nears in July. Humphrey, Wallace, and Muskie trail with 370.1, 365, and 192.35. Texas awards shifts boost Wallace and others as pre convention changes continue. Nixon leads Republicans with 638.
Strategists for Senator Humphrey predict George McGovern will be short about 162 votes on the first Democratic nominating ballot. They say hundreds of uncommitted delegates favor Humphrey, with a second ballot likely to shift to Humphrey and a third perhaps sealing the victory. They also project McGovern will reach around 1,327 delegates at the Miami Beach convention after the New York primary. In a separate note, Connie Leigh Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Brown, will receive an academic certificate at Millard Senior High graduation services for a 3.0 average.
Astrology column outlines Aries through Pisces with notes on finances, relationships, and personal growth. It hints at contracts, responsibilities, and changes at home or with partners, urging caution, self discipline, and use of practical resources.
The Big Brother Organization plans to establish the program in Columbus aiming to pair one volunteer adult male with one boy in need. Directors emphasize trained staff to interview, screen, match, supervise, and coordinate with community resources. Contributions can be sent to Lohr or Jerry Micek at Columbus Bank.
Washington prepares for a hero's funeral for John Paul Vann the veteran U S adviser in Vietnam. Civilian leaders including Secretary of State Rogers and Army Gen Westmoreland will attend final rites at Arlington National Cemetery. Vann died June 9 when his helicopter crashed in South Vietnam.
A sloppy survey shows no sharp fall in beginning teacher training this fall though many schools report oversupply in general. NEA cautions about shortages in specialized areas like special education and vocational training, noting forecasts of limited teaching jobs for many graduates.
Frank Sinatra decided not to take the starring role in The Little Prince after talks in London. Harold Davison said Sinatra faced too many issues to proceed, despite an offer to play the lead. The project, by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, faced unresolved problems over a sabisfactory fashion and future plans.
Stockholm AP reports Sweden’s first female bank robber fled with about 4000 dollars Thursday night and collided with a police car. The crime was captured by a hidden camera and the suspect calmly delivered a note to a teller. Police later chased a speeding car near Uppsala, where a toy pistol was found in the back seat.
A free part refers to goods that are unloaded stored and reshipped without duties or fees. The example given cites Singapore as having a two free part arrangement, illustrating how such terms operate in international trade contexts.
The fragment notes two U.S. presidents associated with ball past living during inaugurations, naming Ulysses S. Grant and John F. Kennedy, suggesting a historical connection to ceremonial events.
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