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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
7
A New York City subway scene prompted a writer to reflect on apathy as a derelict drunk nearly falls onto a live third rail. He describes bystander inaction, a brave single reader’s call for help, and a last moment rescue, noting the grim contrast with human responsibility.
Hollywood interview with John Marley reflects on delayed recognition after Love Story. Marley discusses his Oscar nomination, how the film connected different generations, his acting journey from New Yorker to veteran actor, and his hopes to direct a Vietnam-themed film. He notes the importance of reacting to scene partners and raising funds for his next project.
Dr Marcus A Woster a Black superintendent educated in a ghetto seeks to avert urban education disaster by recruiting 5000 volunteers to involve them in decision making not only to aid teachers but to shape school level and citywide planning in Oakland where 4000 pupils are 80 percent Black. Volunteers already help select principals and will extend to classroom partners in churches and local businesses to give students hands on experience and accountability. Foster, 8, is a Philadelphia native who rose from poverty to college and a doctorate.
Leigh The postponed meeting of the Altar Comnery of SS Mary Catholic Church was held in the social center Tuesday evening with Mrs Frieda Tinholle and Mrs Eugene Hering as hostesses Officers were nominated and will be voted on at next meeting Plans were made for serving the Farmers Co operative Mercantile Company dinner in the church on March 18 A publics card party will be held in the social center March 28 with Mrs George Cirban and Mrs Russell McMublin in charge of arrangements
London UPI reports a baby may be named for Stoke Citys first goal scorer after the infant is born on Tuesday to Linda Weaver. The father Brian Weaver, a devout Slake City fan, plans the tribute if the baby is a boy.
William Bowers will headline the Boone County 4-H Leaders banquet at St Michael Church in Albion. The event starts at 6 20 pm and is sponsored by the Albion Chamber of Commerce. Bowers is a one time diplomat currently associated with the University Foundation in Lincoln.
The Ploubezre Municipal Council, before elections March 14, voted to sell the town hearse unused since 1968. Officials noted it may be buried, and one horse drawn option could be available to accompany it.
Japanese Prime Minister Kisakwi Sato warns that increasing defense strength may rekindle conflict and vows to rely on U S nuclear protection until U S troops withdraw. He says constitutional ban on war remains and Japan seeks self defense parity while economy grows. He notes post Nixon drawdown will create a security vacuum that Japan must help fill.
The Leigh Opera House welcomed home their square dance caller Harold Bausch and Mrs Hausch. Two Jubilee Squares from Columbus returned from Hawaii after dancing with a Hawaiian group near Diamond Head. A plaque honoring Nebraska Squire dancers was presented.
Mrs. Evelyn Bass from Hastern Star district visited Rose Chapter 102 on Tuesday. She attended a luncheon at the Masonic Temple and a 6:30 p.m. basketball game at First United Methodist Church. She also conducted an officers instruction school.
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