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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1971
Page
1
Radio managers face an intolerable FCC duty to know song lyrics though writers often do not. The column jokes that lyricists confuse meaning, with slang such as tea for marijuana. suggests broadcasters should play only instrumental versions to avoid misinterpretation.
The readable forecast covers Aries through Pisces with life advice on relationships, creativity, finances, and travel. Mixed phrases urge partnership, health, and clarity while noting domestic harmony and spiritual counsel. It ends with a Bible reference about talking animals, including the serpent and Balaam's ass.
Vietnamese and Viet Cong negotiators again skip talks at the Faris venue protesting the Laos incursion and Nixon policy. Nguyen Minh Vy and Xuan Thuy lead the North, while Madame Nguyen Thi Binh and Nguyen Van Lien signal united condemnation of American actions. David K. J. Bruce remains the lone top delegate as South Vietnam dispatches Nguyen Xuan Phong and Pham Dang Lamy.
The snippet notes a Columbus Nebraska newspaper The 20s Telegram with address 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Neb and subscription rates. It mentions delivery by carrier in Columbus 40 per month and by rail in several counties 11.00 per year. It also references change of address procedures and contact details for agents and postmasters.
TheSupersonic transport SST faces uncertainty as Senate hearings wrap with scientists and economists called to testify. House votes next week on 290 million dollars to keep SST alive until July 1. Proxmire and others say the Senate may again kill the project, despite administration witnesses stressing its importance for air supremacy jobs and economy.
Cat E. Lyons 48 a Denver area Boy Scout executive died Wednesday at Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital. A North Platte Nebraska native and Missouri graduate, Lyons joined Boy Scouts in 1956, worked in Tapaka Kane after four years, moved to Denver in 1965 as director of field services for the Denver area council, and retired in January due to illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
A 5 year old boy beat his 3 year old cousin to death during a toy dispute in Mexico City police said. The incident occurred Wednesday and authorities are investigating the fatal attack.
Sacramento United Press International reports the state Senate unanimously backed a bill requiring airlines, railroads and businesses to provide designated nonsmoking seating areas. The measure by Sen James R Mills, who is allergic to tobacco smoke, moved to the Assembly where similar legislation failed last year.
Washington UPI reports Sen. Walter Mondale of Minnesota says he is not a candidate for the 1972 Democratic nomination. He says the door is locked and bolted and he lacks publicity even after withdrawing, declaring he is not seeking the presidency.
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