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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1971
Page
1
Washington dispatch notes a pattern in the success of sensuous manuals credited to pseudonymous authors. It cites blurbs for The Sensuous Man and The Sensuous Woman, mocks talentless blurbs, and describes chapters on seductive writing techniques with risqué, instructions styled as humorous satire.
Plattsmouth Jaycees spearhead a county drive to fund a Vietnam memorial for local residents killed in Vietnam. A memorial showing of the picture Pullen will be held April 1 at the Ritz Theater. Funds from the show will go toward a plaque at the Cass County Courthouse.
The Ze Telegram published each evening except Sunday, classified postpaid at Columbus Nebraska. Subscription rates: by cash in person 4.00 per month, by mail in state 5.00, by mail in other states 11.00 per year. Change of address requires verification with the local postmaster and the Telegram for a correct mailing address. For missing subscribers call between 6 and 9 p.m. daily.
Dr Richard E Sand a California gynecologist has written a 32 page guide titled Things Your Mother Never Told You detailing anatomy menstruation birth control infections puberty menopause and sex after 60 to dispel fears and aid patients by helping women understand how their bodies function. The book also advises how to choose a physician and what tests to expect during medical visits.
Patricia MeManus, 33, died after her husband Melburn McManus, 62, shot her in her Sioux City home while their five children were nearby. He then killed himself at a Nebraska farm four miles north of Jackson after a police hunt.
The Government and Military Affairs Committee voted unanimously to advance a bill creating a State Commission on Indian Affairs under the Economic Development Department. The Nebraska Indian Commission currently operates on a federal grant. the new panel would coordinate resources and advocate for Native needs with a $33,000 annual budget for office space and staff. Several dozen tribal members attended despite an abbreviated session due to a snowstorm.
London report says Lola Blackhall 55 questioned nephew John Burns 20 about $24,000 found in cash, suspecting it came from a robbery. Burns is charged with robbery while Blackhall stands accused of handling stolen money after burning the money in a kitchen boiler.
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