27 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
1
Astrological forecast lists Aries through Aquarius with quirky typos and misprints. It hints at socializing, initiative, study, trust issues, and personal growth across signs, noting birthdays and periods of investment, harmony, and responsibility amid unclear wording.
Barbara Walters on NBCs Today Show shares a summer-weight list of ten intriguing men she has met this year. She names Chou En Lai Kissinger David Niven and others detailing charm humor and influence while noting personal encounters and reflections on televisions impact on fame and society.
Edward Selzer Jr of Bellwood explains his father Edward Selzer Sr had a Name-iron patch made to tighten a belt on a grain binder so the ball could be fastened. The human memory links a small tool to a farm device.
Public notice appears to list mailing addresses in Columbus Nebraska and subscription rates for the Telegram and Partnership paper. It notes delivery areas Platte to Polk counties and outside states with annual price differences and a change of address instruction to notify the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram.
A Cus ter County District Court suit seeks 151,141 dollars for a 1968 death of a six year old. Plaintiff David Copp, by father Gerald Copp, accuses Gary Steges of Broken Bow and Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. of negligent sale of an empty barrel that held parathion. The barrel, bought by BF Milleson of Dunning, was later used by six year olds Bryan Milleson Kud Saner and David Copp, all hospitalized. Milleson died from the drug.
Rep Hale Boggs and Rep Gerald Ford arrived in Peking Monday with 13 companions including their wives. They were greeted by Chow Peiyuan vice president of the Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs and invited by the foreign affairs institute. They attended a banquet where they spoke with Kuo Modjo and Chan Hsi-jo and other officials.
Stromsburg Centennial Committee rescheduled the home produced pageant Our Town for June 1 at 9 30 p m at the theatre grounds after two rainouts during the centennial festival June 17 18. If rain returns the event will be canceled.
Hollywood gossip notes that Edward Albert, son of Eddie Albert of Green Acres fame, is rising as a new second generation star. The report cites his appearance alongside famous film families and highlights his poised entry into movies, following lineage from Henry Fonda to John Wayne.
Lincoln City Council held a public hearing on raising the city sales tax from one half of one percent to one percent with action expected next week. Mayor Sam Schwartzkopf says extra revenue would fund services and may lower property taxes. council members expect approval.
Sen Hruska of Nebraska called Nixon’s Monday move to suspend beef import quotas a mistake. He said it will not work and fail to achieve desired results as world beef supply tightens and EU tariffs shift imports to Europe while U S prices stay shaped by policy.
President Nixon plans a trip this week to the Western White House at San Clemente California staying until after the Democratic National Convention July 10 to 13 Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler gave no exact dates Nixon may be accompanied by Mrs Nixon He will hold a news conference and state troop levels in Vietnam before departure If resigning he would send the letter to the secretary of state
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