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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
2
A telegram style opinion argues that leave is to a man of science and cites Dr Chingpia Chien of Boston State Hospital. He reports research with psychological tests on groups of elderly mental patients given controlled doses of four substances.
A report notes that regressive test results singled out patients on beer as showing the greatest improvement. Dr Chien suggests colleagues seriously consider BAR 33 as a practical therapeutic treatment. Nonpatients may be inclined to drink to that.
Sixty nations plan a six day Malta conference this summer to lay groundwork for peaceful shared use of seas. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions sponsors the event with Mrs Elisabeth Mann Borgese chairing. Four working groups will address resources, jurisdiction, arms control, and pollution.
The article discusses Pacem in maribus as a concept enabling nations to claim rights to exploit sea floors to at least 200 meters and up to continental shelf limits, with territorial seas extending to 200 miles. It notes Brazil becoming the 101st nation to claim 200 miles, Nixon proposals for waiving beyond-shelf claims, and concerns about underdeveloped nations fearing Western cooperation on pollution policing as a barrier to growth. Mrs Borgese remains cautiously optimistic that the conference could spark progress toward peaceful ocean development.
The Telegram letters page from June 25 1970 in Columbus Nebraska argues for personal responsibility and freedom as gifts from God not government grants. It links freedom to moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence while urging self reliance.
In a Yale interview, Jesse Owens argues the Black Panthers are a small force compared with broader black leadership and social organizations. He praises civil rights progress, critiques militants, and stresses education, mentorship, and one child at a time progress.
Wayne G. Brandstad MD answers reader questions about thyroid roles and tests including thyroid hormone production and iodine uptake. Topics cover hyperthyroidism effects on heart, exophthalmos relations, Cytomel doses, Tapazole side effects, and radioactive iodine treatment with persistent eye bulging.
An English table tale attributes world dominance to a hidden invention of television by Lord Cashmere in 1770s archives. A US anthropologist allegedly copied the box, spreading the device through RCA and changing global news, with warnings about wartime transparency and public morale.
LEE MUELLER NEW YORK NEA reports Jim Dougherty a famed varmint caller from California describes his risky hobby. He jokes about police misunderstandings after calls, recalls Hollywood Mulholland Drive incident, and notes his World Varmint Calling Championship prospects in Phoenix. He claims titles and rivalry with Maury Talt.
Dougherty, a South Pasadena bow-hunter who feeds five sons, aims for Africa on a one-man safari. He explains how ventriloquism with calls, mimicking a rabbit in distress, lures coyotes and bobcats, noting rabbits squeal and predators circle unseen. He compares a 23 pound bobcat to a 2 3/4 pound lion in danger.
Puzzle like word list with scattered clues including animal terms plant names and misc terms. appears as a cryptic style glossary or crossword fragment. Contains entries such as male deer, related animals, professions and objects, many numbered pairs and stray phrases.
During the first week of the food stamp program in Platte County 2407 orange stamps were sold to relief clients in the Columbus issuing office, yielding 1203.50 in blue surplus stamps. Wailers said totals exclude other selling places. Weekly distributions reach six offices, with 2557 dollars in stamps issued to date and a peak sale of 890 dollars on Friday by WPA workers. A new stamp office opened in the Creston Cooperative Credit Association led by R. L Barret. Dist 48 director Ernst Rosche delivered his report to County Superintendent Leeron.
The text explains that as autumn arrives, ptarmigan and some other grouse grow toe appendages that function as snowshoes during winter.
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