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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1971

Page

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Doctor Gardner snipe hunt by moonlight at Camp Robinson

A humorous 19th century tale recounts a surgeon from Fort Robinson joining a moonlit snipe hunt led by Omaha Sportsmen. The Doctor, posted as bag holder, endures a long muddy stakeout before wandering back to camp and finding fellow aides in a game of search for him. The piece, drawn from Nebraska State Historical Society files, notes possible identities of the surgeon as Frank Powell or Major Randolph.

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Turkey's democracy in peril amid student unrest and army hints

UPI analysis notes left wing Turkish students protest U S imperialism and the 6th Fleet while clashes erupt. Premier Demirel faces calls to resign as the army signals possible intervention, echoing 1960 actions that briefly restored democracy. Culturally between Mohammedan tradition and Western modernity, Turkey wrestles with harsh security laws and political polarisation.

Phil Newsom UPI Turkey United U.S. 6Th Fleet America Kemal Ataturk Ataturk Orient Ankara Milyet Abdi Specki Suleyman — Derirel Justice Party Demiral Adnan Menteres Mao Tse-Tung Fidel Castro Demire Demirel

Creston Residents Share News Of Moves And Visits

Grand Island native Robert Claussen departs March 15 for Army Security Service training with a New Jersey computer education course after basic. Family farewells include August Wiemer and Mrs Claussen, plus visits by Clinton Von Segeren and family of Scribner. Others hostesses and guests attend Kensington Club events as Creston keeps in touch through weddings travel and new arrivals.

Creston Paul German Robert Claussen Grand Island Army Security Service Leonard Wond New Jersey August Wiemer Airs William Claussen Willard Claussen Clinton von Seger Anna Fischer Elmer Hoesly Paul Gorman Roger Meyer Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Norfolk Brenda Kay Miles Hoffman Omaha Leland Mleyer Joe Vanek Paul Hoffman

The Corel Telegram Postal Rates and Change of Address

The Corel Telegram announces evening publication with subscription rates for carrier delivery in Columbus and by mail to multiple towns. Rates include 4 per month by carrier, 1 year by mail in Nebraska, and a general annual mailing rate. The notice calls for prompt change‑of‑address notices to the local postmaster and Telegram.

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Workshop at Auburn to boost adult education programs

A workshop will be held March 22 at Auburn to spark community development of local adult education efforts. Nebraska educators, sponsored by the Adult and Continuing Education Association of Nebraska with the State Department of Education and University of Nebraska Extension, will lead the session for interested Southeast Nebraska residents.

Lincoln UPN Auburn Nebraska Adult and Continuing Education Association of Nebraska State Department of Education University of Nebraska Extension Division

Midland to Host 60 Educators Meeting in Nebraska

Midland Jaitheran College will host about 60 educators from seven Nebraska colleges for a state AAUP meeting Saturday. Convention chairman W Albert G Wiederhold says topics include the status of academic freedom on Nebraska campuses.

Disaffiliation of Cemeteries From Churches Began 1832

Encyclopaedia Tritannica notes that cemeteries stopped being attached to churches starting in 1832 with the establishment of Mount Aubin Cemetery in Boston.

Mount Aubin Boston Encyclopaedia Tritannica

Astrological Forecast for Thursday March 11

Sid ney Omara’s forecast covers all zodiac signs with varying guidance. Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces receive practical notes on outcomes, changes, relationships, and personal growth for the day. Birthday readers are urged to rely on intuition with caution and focus on tasks that elevate standing.

Aries Apell Auustiny Taurus Gemini Leo Wercome Dostella Scorpio Aldo

Kearney State College President Named to Committee

Kearney State College President Milton J. Hassel has been named to the Committee on Allied Health Professions of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. The committee of college presidents will plan programs for the association, which includes 275 state supported colleges and regional universities across 46 states plus the District of Columbia, Guam and the Virgin Islands.

Kearney UPI Kearney State College Milton J. Hassel Allied Health Professions American Association of State Colleges and Universities Columbia Guam Virgin Islands

Almanac Today March 10 Year of Pisces and Key Historic Dates

Today is Wednesday March 10 in the Goth day of 107. The moon phases are between first quarter and full. Morning stars are Venus Mars Jupiter. evening stars Mercury Saturn. Notable events: US first paper money issued 1802. 1641 Elizabeth I birth of Prince Edward. 1845 B 2a bombers raids on Japan. 1969 James Earl Ray pleads guilty to MLK murder and gets 99 years. Thinker Eisenhower quote about burden of a soldier’s pack.

United Press International Venus Mars Jupiter United States Treasury Japan Elizabeth Prince Edward James Earl Ray Martin Luther King

New York City Opens World’s First Streetcar Run

New York City began operating the first streetcar on November 26 1832 a horse drawn car providing urban transit pioneer status and starting a new era for city transport.

New York City

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