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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1970

Page

2

Obsolete education sparks clash over learning purpose

In a U S News and World Report interview, Los Angeles psychiatrist William Glasser argues youth delinquency stems from a failure crisis not moral decline. He criticizes memorization heavy schooling, advocates relevance to student experience, and cites costs and a rock funeral for Old Man Education as signs of needed reform.

U.S. News and World Report Los Angeles William Glasser Glasser Ericatio Ventta Catif

Republicans steal the Fourth of July and Christmas plan spooks Dems

A 1970 Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece reports Democratic concerns that Republicans are politicizing national holidays. It describes a bipartisan push for a televised Christmas in America event with figures like Bing Crosby and Norman Vincent Peale, while noting Walt Disney's manger project and potential equal holiday concessions.

Washington America Miny Hilly Graham Bot Hope Lawrence Welk Democratic National Committee Republicans Capitol U. 8 Marine Gerry Ford Ilugh Scott UUS Bing Crosby Norman Vincent Peale Washington Mall Martha Mitchell Ally Gen. Mitchell David Eisenhower Spind Agnew Walt Disney Winter White House Key Biscayne America

Nixon admiration for Patton sparks mixed White House chatter

A New York element notes President Nixon valued the film Patton and ponders how such hero worship influenced Cambodia policy. Cabinet critics fault his isolation and plan Hollywood outreach, while White House staff envy George C Scott’s Patton fame. The piece views Nixon as a middle class, sports loving figure with a taste for strong personality.

New York NEA Nixon Patton Cambodia Egad Hollywood White Mouse George C. Scott Mr. Nixon Aly. Nixon Gen. Patton

From Flicks to Real Life: Public Figures and Offbeat Encounters

The piece contrasts film hero worship and political threats with real decisions under opposition. It cites Nixon and Patton as influences, shares an anecdote about asking Dietrich to reveal her legs, and recalls Beach conversations sparked by a George Hamilton film, ending with a note on communist influence.

Russia Mrc Nixon Marlene Dietrich Ite Miss Dietrich Margaret Mead Mr. Nixon Patton Indochina George Hamilton George

Telegram from Columius urges freedom and self control

The Telegram from Columius Nebraska argues freedom is a divine gift, not government grant, promoting self restraint and responsibility. It condemns Jewish labeling and urges adherence to moral guides including the Ten Commandments, Golden Rule, and Declaration of Independence. June 30, 1970 Columius Nebraska.

Tals Spor

Doctor's Mailbag vascular disease and Buerger's treatment

This column explains that vascular disease refers to specific conditions such as coronary heart attack, stroke, and peripheral artery issues. It covers phlebitis causes and treatments, the role of blood flow in arteries, Buerger's disease risk factors, exercise regimens, and notes on surgical removal of clots when needed.

Buerger Raynaud

Jumble Across Prefixes and Miscellany Clues

A compact puzzle item listing jumbled clues and partial answers across a wide range of terms. It weaves prefixes, titles, places, and roles with scattered hints that readers would solve as a word game.

Columbus Wins 194 State Lions Convention Site

Columbus secured unanimous selection as the 194 State Lions convention site during closing Sidney sessions. Delegates P. W. Lakers and B. H. Weeks led a strong bid from the Chamber of Commerce while about 209 delegates attended with many more Lions expected for Columbus events.

Columbus Lions International Sidney P. W. Lakers B. H. Weeks Chamber of Commerce Dutley Thompson Genos Clint B. Schoppe Omana Pandisco M. J van Berg Ak-Sar-Ben Wan Eameané van Berg Jolvinis Nemark Columbus Race Horse Ak Track Transit Lady King June Peggy Mae Omaha Nebraska Douglas Omaha Chamber of Commerce Londly Fremont United Press Score

Heath spectre looms over European Socialists after UK vote

In a wide analysis, John Chamberlain argues Edward Heath's Conservative victory exposes critical tensions within West German and British social democracy. He critiques Ostpolitik, inflation risks, and Brandt's economic leadership while noting Germany's Bundesbank stance and SPD FDP coalition dynamics. The piece links British results to broader conservative trend and electoral behavior.

Bonn Europe Edward Heath Great Britain Harold Wilson England Willy Brandt West Germany Labor Party Social Democratic Party Social Democratic-Free Democratic Coalition Karl Marx Moselle Frier Hrandt Brandt Kremlin Middle East Asia Willy Bundesbank Federal Reserve Wes Germany Karl Schille Brandlfalts Britain Brand Gallup Ralph ‘Yarboroughhn Texas Thelawn Sebaye King Features Syndicate

Q and A on evergreen oaks and the Panama Canal

A live oak along the southeastern United States is an evergreen and the Georgia state tree. A ship crosses the Panama Canal in about eight hours, traveling roughly 50 miles between oceans. In religious allusion, the pelican symbolizes Christ's Body and Blood and His atoning sacrifice due to legend of feeding her young with her blood.

Humphrey Frater Leigh Leenerts G. H.leenerts St Francis Charen Teutopolis Henry Finger D.F.N Chowsum China Leenerts St Francis Church Jaynard Rillig O.F.M Cecil Koop Larry Kerrigen Leander Eisenmenger Fred Leenerts James Baronnsky Ted Leenerts Mahood North Park Pen Express Timmy Preister Milton Preister Timmy St Bonaventure School Ny Pony Mike McGuire South Rose Lane J. Bis (Wes) Lusche Columbus Junior Chamber of Commerce Lloyd’ Wilttiaynis Wallon Columbus dragCen O. N. Allen The United States Georgia Panama Atlantic Pacific Ocean Christ

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