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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
3
Lawrence Fairhall visits Shanghai in 1960s era China, contrasting its drab, smoggy factories with past glamour. He notes strict border checks, wary locals, and a rare spontaneous moment with Peng Pu workers. The piece covers Shanghai's heavy industry expansion, worker scales, and Maoist influence on production.
Butler County Board of Supervisors adopts three resolutions. Parking on west and north county roads by the fairgrounds becomes illegal. The county supports Platte County programs for mentally retarded individuals. Open-market purchases planned for steel lumber and gravel. Doman Delacata program aids brain injured youths in Columbus area with a TV program of The Miracle Worker. Omaha man Charles Schetzer appeals a speeding charge to the Nebraska Supreme Court. fined $20 plus costs.
United Press International reports that in 1996 a cameraman mounted a maton picture camera to a gondola to photograph Venice while not remaining stationary, marking a pioneering approach to mobile photo fakery.
Tim Murtaugh, brother of Nebraska football star Jerry Murtaugh, was listed in serious condition at Immanuel Medical Center after a Sunday night crash in Omaha. Police say the motorcycle rider missed a dead in the street and struck a parked car around midnight. he was not wearing a helmet and found about 45 minutes later by passersby. The report notes the live oak is Georgia’s state tree.
The 1832 Baltimore Democratic Convention nominated Andrew Jackson for a second term. The first modern Republican Convention met in Philadelphia in 1856, marking a new era in party organization.
In a historic party maneuver James Buchanan, a Democrat, backed John C. Fremont for president, signaling a cross faction endorsement and shifting the political landscape of the era.
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