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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1971

Page

2

Private deal on POWs linked to Bing Crosby emissary

An unverified report claims Bing Crosby and family are privately negotiating with Hanoi to swap POWs for ransom money. Larry Crosby says financiers and a lawyer are lined up in Vientiane Laos with Pentagon approval, aiming to move prisoners to neutral Singapore if possible. Other entertainers are being contacted as formal government efforts falter.

Bing Crosby Hanoi Vieulaine Vietmany Laos Crosby Bing Africa Larry Crosby Conlarl Linry Uplil Handi Coles Ty Vientaine la Francisca Larry Pentago America Crosby's Pentagon Hhs Hurny Singapore Crosbys H. Ross Perot Texas North Vietnam Paris

Nixon Rejects Voluntary Japanese Export Limits Plan

The President rejected a voluntary cap on Japanese textile exports to the United States, despite promises during his campaign and pressure from domestic textile manufacturers. Congress, led by Rep. Wilbur Mills, had nearly passed a quota bill, but protectionist sentiment grew across industries. The piece argues trade deals work as compromises, citing past voluntary restraints on steel and Japan’s gradual opening to foreign goods.

Nixon United States Tose Mae Wilbur B. Mills Arkansas Senate Japan Mills Deans Congress Russia Jess Han &100 New York Tokyo The Wall Street Journal Thas Traduay

Restrain Terrorists in Free Society, USA Urges Action

A Columbus Ga Enquirer letter urges strong legal action against impeached terrorists aided by liberal groups. The writer condemns leftist disruption, calls for Congress to empower all necessary laws, and insists on swift punishment to defend open society and prevent debate suppression.

United States Congress Aml Filly Kittle Jane Fonda Columbus Enquirer

Life’s firsts and a daughter’s hiring journey

A narrator recalls his daughter Karen seeking her first job with persistence, facing rejections until a Bank of Hallandale position finally opens. He reflects on his own path from a Cotton Exchange page to Lehman Brothers at Wall Street, illustrating the rite of passage into independence and the world beyond family.

Karen Hank Evs Bank of Hallandale Kare Horly Banktess Cotton Exchange Wall Street Bell Lehman Brothers Willians Street

Family Wages and Lessons in a Curious Ledger

The passage traces a young man Keven and family lessons on pay from early work to supporting his mother. It notes examples of jobs for Virginia Lee at Catholic Digest, Gayle at Riverview Hospital, and a young woman at Darcone Wire Works. The scene centers on pay envelopes and the murky ethics of family support.

Berney City Hell St. Paul's Wang Virginia Lee Catholic Digest Paul Wossard Gayle Riverview Hospital Red Ban's New Jersey Mer Minther Air Maiher Darcone Wire Works Hondeune John Michael Bishop Keren Keven Karen

Freedom Newspaper The Telegram editorial creed

The Telegram presents a self-guided freedom manifesto praising individual self-control as essential to growth. It argues freedom is a divine gift, not a governmental grant, and calls for personal responsibility in line with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.

Telegram Your Freedom Ourpeaders

Poisoning of air in a sheet metal shop

Dear Dr. Lamb, workers in an enclosed shop report nausea headache and drowsiness from fumes. Questioning carbon monoxide levels from forklift exhaust and spray paints, safety of 25 and 50 percent CO, needed ventilation guidance, and how to measure air concentration. Dr. Lamb explains CO risks, signs, and that measurement of air CO is essential. He notes smoking increases CO in blood and discusses paint fumes and possible aniline dye reactions. He warns that high CO levels in air and enclosed spaces can be fatal, and urges ventilation and testing.

Lamb

Beginnings Across 35 Htastof burden

Puzzle style list of crossword like clues and across down entries mixed with garbled letters. Reads as fragmented wordplay with numbers and partial terms. appears to be a compact puzzle page or an OCR damaged crossword with scattered proper nouns and hints.

Reesian Scone

Yorty weighs New Hampshire bid amid Muskie McGovern clamor

Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty considers entering the New Hampshire Democratic primary with Muskie and McGovern amid party discord and a possible nudge from Senator Henry Jackson. He criticizes Muskie’s foreign policy stance after Europe trip and notes Maine senator’s reactions differ with NATO and Warsaw Pact views.

Sam Yorty Los Angeles Hove New Hampshire Malne Edmond Muskie South Dakota George McGovern Henry Jackson Washington Muskie Maine Yorty Willian Loch Manchester Union Bill Loeb McGovern U.S Yorly Europe Mike Mansfield West Germany Batm NATO Warsaw Pact Soviet Russia

Yorty Questions Muskie on Peace in Southeast Asia

The piece critiques Muskie after a four hour interview with Premier Kosygin, suggesting Russians seek peace but accusing Muskie of premature statements. It contrasts Yorty’s stance with potential New Hampshire campaign dynamics, mentions Nixon, Kennedy, McGovern, and McCarthy shaping the race, and notes regional political loyalties.

Kosygit Muskie Southeast Asia Soviet Russia North Vietnam Laois Egypt West Suez Canal Russia Yorty New Hampshire Nixon McGovers Massachusett Teddy Kennedy Ftether New England Mettovern Wagene McCarthy Daves Lyndon Johnson Jolson

New zone of danger at Indian Ocean conference

In Washington DC a Georgetown sponsored conference on The Indian Ocean Area warns of a rising Soviet and Chinese presence in the Indian Ocean region. It argues the area is strategic for world energy supplies and stresses the need for a credible US naval presence to deter Soviet expansion and protect oil routes.

Washington, D.C Vietnam Indian Ocean Georgetown University Center For Strategic and International Studies United States India Ocean Soviet Union Persian Gulf Britain Europe Japan Free World Middle East Teller Social Union Ussr Aviva Outan Australia Republic of South Africa Unite States South Africa Cape of Good Hope Portugal NATO Alliance Mozambique Patrick Wall British Went Fox Durban Andreemantic Georgetown

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