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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1974

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Omaha Livestock and Egg Prices Report

OMAHA Neb AP USDA Livestock quotations Thursday Hogs 200-250 lb 31.50-31.60. 250 lb 31.00-31.60. sows 92.50-94.50. steers weak to 50 lower, cows 25.50-27.50. 1,075-1,200 lb steers 46.50-47.50. sheep 100 traded. Estimated Friday receipts 800 cattle and calves 3,000 hogs 100 sheep. Eggs Generally unchanged with heavy supply and weak demand. grav large 32-35 cents, Grade A Medium 19-25, Grade A Small 14-23, Grade B Large 22-24, pullets 15. current receipts 23-23.

Teale Heer OMAKA Omaha Neb USDA Lincoln Usda-Nebraska Federal-State Market News Service New York Allied Chait Am Motors T&t AG Fairmont Firestone Footelin Ma Ford Mat Anns IBM Kraft Ae Ae Lionel Cpear Lockheed Air Meredith Colabah Chicago Sear Rob Ba Signal Co Ang Ovaf Tsoula PacaLba Aban Sperry Ray Il Cal Texaco 2A Textron Upac Ite Ag US Steel Oh Mar el Fide Wy Tne Wickes Cp Winnebago

Horoscope Forecast For Friday June 21

Aries focuses energy to improve efficiency and appeal in work and daily tasks. Taurus faces important correspondence and caution with judgment. Gemini warned about spending and double checking prior to decisions. Cancer described but not clearly read. Leo looks to strengthen relationships at home and organize living space. Virgo urges steady work toward goals and to avoid irritating remarks. Libra advises completing duties despite potential trouble. Scorpio notes many ideas and potential for careful communication. Sagittarius stresses harmony and attentive conduct. Capricorn cautions against anger during tensions with an associate. Aquarius suggests tackling data work early and postponing wardrobe issues. Pisces plans recreation after work and supports loved ones. If your child is born today, they may be practical and grounded in business.

Aries MOON Leo Krae Sten Coe Sagittarius Aguarius

Friday’s Ak entries show early racing card details

The Friday program lists multiple races with purses from 34,000 to 53,000 and extensive horse field notes. Entries include numerous horse names, owners, and claiming prices, with early races featuring purses of 3,000 up to 8,000 and conditions noting eligible horses and weights.

Ford outlines bill to curb cable viewing snooping

Vice President Ford says the Nixon administration will propose a bill to prevent disclosure of identifiable information on cable TV viewing habits without consent. He notes no all inclusive remedies for abuses of federal data banks, estimated at 1.5 billion records. An Omaha report adds a separate note on meat costs affecting the industry.

King Faisal escapes assassination plot reported

Be irut Lebanon AP Ya leftist Al Moharre claims King Faisal of Saudi Arabia dodged an assassination bid two weeks earlier while traveling from his Tayet summer palace. A large military car collided with the royal motorcade harming a security jeep, its driver killed and guards injured. the Saudi embassy called the report nonsense.

Beirut Lebanon APY Faisal Saudi Arabia Hiddao Tayet al Moharre

Telegram notice on subscription changes and ad rates

Fragmented telegram style notice outlines subscription rates and address changes. Mentions daily issues with Sundays omitted and a shift to new address for subscribers. Includes scattered names and locations, with periods of unclear phrasing and typographical errors.

Coun Formend Platt Ybutlec Colfax Kereleh Spgy Nepean Adorell Fatity Adoro

Exon notified EPA on Nebraska water pollution takeover

Gov. J. James Exon officially notified the U S Environmental Protection Agency that Nebraska will assume control of federal water pollution programs. The State Environmental Control Council gave final approval to the transition several weeks earlier.

Lincoln Neb J. James Exon U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Nebraska State Environmental Control Council Bed

Mindszenty holds news conference in Dallas

Cardinal Mindszenty, aged 82, former Hungarian primate, says some Hungarian priests are collaborators or informers to the police. Speaking at a Dallas news conference during a nationwide tour, he criticized Catholicism in Hungary after removal from his post by the Pope. Police investigated a Schuyler traffic crash at 11:39 AM, involving Rudolph Sindelar and David D. Diller, with $800 in damage reported.

Dallas Jossel Cardinal Mindszenty Hungary Schuyler Marlin Kracl Sthe Colfax Rudolph Sindelar David D. Diller Columbus Diller

Board of Supervisors blocks review of Kennedy assasination evidence

Angeles County supervisors vote 3-2 to deny reopening evidence in the 1968 murder of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The request focused on a pistol allegedly used in the slaying and a re-examination of the death bullets amid speculation of a second gunman. Sirhan B. Sirhan remains jailed for the murder.

105 Angeles County Board of Supervisors Sirhan B. Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Baxter Ward Kennedy District Attorney's Office Sirhan

Lose 20 Pounds in Two Weeks Diet Claim

In a bold claim a US women’s ski team diet promises twenty pound weight loss in fourteen days. The program touts a chemical food action plan devised for the team by a Colorado physician claiming to maintain energy and avoid starvation. Readers are urged to order the plan for three dollars plus rush service.

U.S Colorado O.K Associated Ski Services P. O Chico

Tidelands Oil Bill Signed by Eisenhower in May 1953

President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Tidelands Oil Bill on May 22, 1953, advancing federal action on offshore resources and related legal authority. The move solidified a key policy shift affecting coastal oil rights and federal ownership.

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Coastal States Claim Mineral Rights Over Submerged Lands

Coastal states assert rights to minerals in submerged lands within their boundaries, aiming to secure access and control over offshore resources. The move positions states to negotiate with federal authorities over extraction, revenue sharing, and environmental safeguards.

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