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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1975

Page

5

Auto makers face red ink amid shift to fuel efficient cars

UPI reports Ford and Chrysler may post substantial losses in Q3 1975 as big investments to meet higher fuel economy and foreign competition bite. Ford could lose up to 9.5 million, Chrysler up to 52 million. GM plans mini cars and size cuts with modest Q2 profit gain to 314 million.

Detroit UPI U.S Wall Street Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp Chrysler David Eisenberg New York Sanford, Bernstein and Co General Motors Ford

Auxiliary elects new officers in Monrok Legion meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary at Monrok met at the Legion Hall last Monday. Hostesses were Goldie Hagenbuck and Paul Rupp. Officers elected: President Tabert Hayter, Vice Carroll Edmison, Secretary Duane Laudeaktos, Treasurer Virgil Crumley, Sergeant at Arms Raul Rupp, Chaplain J Roy West, Assistant Chaplain Everett Gaston. Re-elected to the executive board were Dave Schreiber Paul Schmid Ray Dreifurst. Installation set for July. hostesses Wilburn Crumley and Margaret Reese. Members made 26 patriotic centerpieces for the Veterans Hospital in Norfolk for July 4th.

Monrok American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Goldie Hagenbuck Paul Rupp Virgil Gotschalt Tabert Hayter Carroll Edmison Duane Laudeaktos Virgil Crumley Sargeant At Raul Rupp J. Roy West Everett Gaston Dave Schreiber Paul Schmid Ray Dreifurst Wilburn Crumley Margaret Reese Norfolk Robert Hayter

Harold Hultman Installed Grand Master in Nebraska Masons

Harold Hultman of Omaha was installed as grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Nebraska at the 118th annual communication in Lincoln. Wurdeman of Columbus was named grand marshal and holds roles with Piper Jaffray. The ceremony noted Hultman as a former coach and educator, and a Papillion Lodge 39 member.

Harold €. Wurdeman Columbus Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Nebraska Grand Lodge Lincoln Harold Hultman Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood, Inc Omaha Hultman Papillion Lodge Luna Elkhorn York Rite

Austria bus crash kills 23 on steep Alpine road

A driver warned brakes failed as a coach plunged 130 feet off a Carinthian Alps road near Dobriach. Driver Josef Ramsbacher and 20 passengers died. 25 injured, 14 serious. Most victims were elderly Austrians on a outing. rescue by helicopter to Klagenfurt and Villach. A second report notes a Northern Ireland pilot camp raid by armed men who stole weapons and fled in two vehicles. Police search mounted.

Villach Austria UPI Carinthian Alps Josef Ramsbacher Dobriach Vienna Helmut Neumueller Brigitte Horvath Klagensfurt Carinthia LiL'ast Northern Ireland Sir Magherafell Ulster Defense Regiment Belfast

Wills Named CHEANN Director in Northeast Nebraska

William Wills selected as executive director of CHEANN will assume duties June 23 as successor to Bud Troutner. The board will confirm July 11. Wills, a Pittsburgh native and Tarkio College graduate, has six years of ministry in Iowa and directed a Cedar Falls community corrections study. He will reside in Columbus.

Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska Cheann William 5. Wills Pittsburgh Ronald Hutkin Wills Carleton Bud) Troutner Will Mechanicsville Cedar Falls Iowa Tarkio College Tarkio Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Columbus

Daily Horoscope for Tuesday June 17 1925

Aries seeks compromise with partners and may see a partial return. Taurus profits may be slow but keep plugging away. Gemini others are impressed by your handling of delicate matters. Cancer small house changes brighten the home. Leo attend a gathering and look your best. Virgo prospects look good and hidden opportunities may appear. Libra creativity challenged leads to profitable use of imagination. Scorpio keep plans private for real progress in days ahead. Sagittarius good at shaping partial ideas into usefulness. Capricorn focus on ambitious aims with an ingenious plan. Aquarius do something thoughtful for a friend and be repaid. Pisces avoid hasty bargains in business today. haggle if needed.

Capricorn Aquarius

Birthday hints of joy and new friendships ahead

Your birthday on June 17, 1975 signals an year of pleasant surprises. You will form two new lasting friendships and meet one person during a short trip.

Anewspaper Enterprise ABSN

The Lighter Side on a Quivering Convertible Mystery

In a humorous column, Dick West recalls a 1971 Pasta convertible whose anxious behavior on highways defeats warranty. A service manager quips about overreactive foreign cars while West’s friends notice unusual goose flesh upholstery. The piece riffs on car panic in crisis and the owner’s feeble coping strategies.

Dick West

Clarkson Czech Festival Adds Dancers and International Guests

The 13th annual Czech festival runs June 27 28 29 in Clarkson with traditional Bohemian music dancing and foods. Polka bands accordionists the Clarkson Czech Dancers and Beseda group headline alongside Scottish Dancers from Omaha and Wacisa Indian Dancers from Lincoln. New on Sunday include Omaha dancers and Minden Danish Dancers plus two Czech meals and many food stands. A city park trailer spaces swimming pool and carnival midway complete the festival. 200 years ago George Washington vowed to support the glorious cause after being named commander in chief of the army. The National Park Service CNS.

Clarkson Omaha Saunders County Czech Association Lincoln Wacisa George Washington Army National Park Service CNS

Volunteer Army attracts younger recruits in Vietnam era

Washington reports the Volunteer Army draws far fewer college graduates than the draft era. Assistant Defense Secretary William K. Brehm notes about 10 percent of draftees were college graduates, while volunteers are almost all non graduates. The average recruit age has dropped from about 20 to 18 years and eight months.

Washington, D.C Defense William K. Brehm

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