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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1972

Page

1

Lighter Side Nixon to visit Canada amid campaign twists

Nixon will visit Canada April 13 15 shocking the 1972 campaign, as his trip overlaps Florida primary day and taps into anti busing themes. Analysts say the outing could boost Nixon with TV exposure and Canadian bacon humor while Democrats fear lost campaign leverage.

Dick West Swashington UPL Nixon Canada Illind Trudeau Florida Washington Ottawa Russia White House

AIM urges Indians to unite for rural reform drive

AIM spokesman Dennis Banks told about 20 leaders to unite and lead the fight for reform in rural America. He said progress hinges on massive awareness, not violence, as AIM campaigns in Pine Ridge after protests in Gordon and in the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder. Banks criticized the BIA as unresponsive and said removal of BIA officials is needed for self governance, noting land issues and corruption.

Pine Ridge S.D UPL American Indian Movement AIM Dav America Dennis Banks Washington, D.C Banks Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota Gordon Ned Raymond Yellow ‘Thunder United States United Press International Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Tribal Council Health and Police Commission Bureau

Columbus Nebraskas Newspaper Subscriptions and Rates

Evening publication schedule noted with Sundays and holidays off. Subscription rates listed as seven dollars per year and thirteen dollars per year for Platte and Polk County delivery. Incomplete city names and terms indicate postal notices urging subscribers to update addresses with the postmaster.

Columbus Nebraska Cacher Platte Booeo Buller Colfay Merrily Nance Polk Nebraska Ard Sinles Orrange Admress Focal Cataran Peer Aire

Local Couple Welcomes Son James Milton

Leigh grave Weaver and Mrs Grave Weaver of North Little Rock Arkansas announce the birth of a son on March 16 named James Milton. The father is Staff Sgt. Grave Weaver who has re enlisted for his third four year term. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Lane of Norphlet Ark and Mr and Mrs Albert Franzen of Leigh. The mother is the former Linda Lane of Norphlet Ark. They also have a daughter Melissa.

Leigh Grave Weaver North Little Ttock Ark James Milton Franzen Linda Lane Norphlet Melissa Charles Lane Albert Franzen

Farmers Union to meet in Schuyler

Annual meeting of Colfax County Farmers Union set for Western Cafe in Schuyler on March 22 at 7 p.m. A tree dinner for members and spouses will follow. Officers to be elected. State President Elton Berek to report on legislative issues. Lambert Lodt of Schuyler is county president. The ant lion, commonly the doodle bug, can only walk backwards.

Leigh Calote Godot Ant Piers Tallativa Core Sagituarius Bealin Wuppert Zuan Asuarius Alan Hun Stelve Weiling

Astrological Forecast ARIEL for Spring Month Overview

A garbled foreteller mixes zodiac signs with advice and stray phrases. It mentions TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO LIBRA and others offering generic guidance on emotions work finances and personal relations. Birthdays and personal progress are referenced amid inconsistent punctuation and mispelled words.

Ariel Tex Gemin Yoursel Lecome Nis Capricorn Leo

Fire destroys four Syracuse businesses in major blaze

In Syracuse Nebraska, four downtown businesses including Hauschilds Ford, Reuter Shoe Store and West End Lounge were destroyed as flames shot up to 78 feet. Firefighting from about 15 departments struggled due to water shortages. one mechanic, John Kaslens, suffered minor burns and four vehicles were lost. Telephone service was cut and later restored. A separate New York weather note reports 98 degrees at Palm Springs and a 20 degree low at Bemidji.

Syracuse, Neb UPI Syracuse Oloe County Lincoln Nebraska City Nebraska Hauschild Ford Motor Co Reuter Shoe Store West End Ford John Kaslens Larry IGA Food Store New York

Security precautions for FBI chief headlines

FBI chief J Edgar Hoover drew tight security at the Capitol for a three hour appearance before a Senate subcommittee to seek 336.6 million dollars for next year. Hoovers testimony recalled past disclosures of plots by pacifists and concerns over Chinese subversion as reporters pressed about his retirement while eight other subcommittee members were absent.

Roy McGhee Washington UPI J Edgar Hoover Capitol FBI Hoover Senate Appropriations Hodvera Bureau Henry Kissinger America Kissinger Nixon China Ernest I. Hollings S.C. Hollings Hoth Senate

Safe cracking too much of a job

Police probing an attempted safe cracking at a Schenectady food store found an artificial rose in a small hole burned in the unopened safe and a note reading It s too much for us A nearby half empty beer bottle was also found Additionally social security notice invites residents to a Schuyler county outreach March 21 at the courthouse community room with Robart detailing early retirement and Medicare coverage at 65 for those near eligibility

Schenectady, N.Y UPI Social Security Schuyler Galley Robart Norfolk Social Security Office Schuyler Courthouse Robart Social Security Office

Accident accidentally stabs actor but show continues

In Raleigh the final act of a theater performance saw amateur actor Bob Kelber accidentally stabbed in the abdomen by a knife. He was treated at Rex Hospital for a minor wound, sewed up, and returned to his role. The incident occurred Wednesday night and the show went on Thursday.

Raleigh UPI Bob Kelber Svitt Keiber Rex Hospital

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