24 Mar 1970
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1970
Page
1
A reader letter page features Heloise tips on using school cafeteria menus for meal planning and shopping. Readers share DIY ideas for flower pots from cups, toothbrush holders, and chore charts. A light Dick West column ends with a humorous farewell as a neighbor faces a night in the District.
Washington window profile on Ronald Ziegler, 28, Nixon press secretary, who endures relentless questioning from reporters. The piece notes his demanding schedule, limited discretion, and the risks of misstatements, contrasting glamour with the lack of a safety net. It also mentions his Alexandria home, marital life with Haney, and the ongoing tension between administration lines and press scrutiny.
NEWMAN GROVE The Young At Heart Extension Club met at the line of dirs Oscar Gustafson Jr with members answering roll call by naming the housecleaning task they dislike most. They were reminded of the county spring meeting at Humphrey March 31. Mrs Everett Nathan gave a lesson Finding and Using Storage Space. Mrs Marion Luttman stored pictures and spoke of a trip to Arizona. Lunch was served by the hostess.
St Edward Public School held Thursday and Friday conferences for parents to discuss their children's special problems with teachers. Students were dismissed during the conference period.
Do Your FALSE TEETH Keep Coming Loose The ad promotes FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for stronger denture hold and comfort It claims alkaline formula won't sour under dentures and offers better eating and stability See your dentist regularly and buy PASTEETH at drug counters.
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