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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1971

Page

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Lighter side survey on consumer faith and a rubber duck fiasco

Washington humor column notes a 57 percent drop in perceived product quality over a year. Dan Mallard shares a comic disaster after launching a rubber duck for his baby, destroying his family’s faith in him and in consumer brands.

Dick West Washington Jemons Dan Mallard Als. Mallard Mallard Mrs. Mallard Wwe Erib Kitchy-Koo Madlard

Astrological Forecast for Wednesday May 5 Aries to Pisces

Forecast outlines daily guidance by sign with emphasis on work, home, and relationships. It notes creative efforts, communication, independence, and partnerships while urging practical actions and openness to change. Birthday guidance highlights personal direction and new opportunities.

Aries Baller Shia Dt Taurus Gemins Jonal Rand Leo Bern Scorpio Carcessians Action Aquarius Fes

Peak sent to Kearney Boys Training School

Duane Peak, 46, ordered sent to the Boys Training School at Kearney by the Omaha Juvenile Court after turning state's evidence in the August death of Omaha patrolman Larry Minard. Peak will stay until his 2d birthday or release deemed safe by the State Department of Institutions. Rice and Poindexter received life terms for first degree murder.

Omaha UPD Duane Peak Kearney Omaha Juvenile Court Lato Peak Larry Minard Tenced State Department of Institutions Rice Poindexter Agel Peak

Innocent Spouse Tax Rule Changes Stir Debate

Carlton Smith discusses the evolving innocent spouse rule and how signed returns bind a wife to her husband’s underreported income, while noting health insurance coverage abroad and the lingering temporary automobile excise tax, with quotes on legislative delays and editorials on credibility of tax promises.

Carlton Smith Hubby

Lincoln election sees 30000 expected to vote today

Lincolnites cheer the vote on city offices and a $965000 bus bond. Election commissioner Dean Petersen notes higher apathy than 1967’s record 32000. Voters also choose a mayor, city council, board of education, and airport authority members.

Lincoln UPI Mancy Board of Education Airport Authority

Bank of America Founded in 1903 as Bank of Italy

The largest commercial bank, Bank of America, traces its origins to 1903 in San Francisco when it was established as the Bank of Italy. It later rebranded to Bank of America, growing into a global financial institution.

The Bank of America San Francisco Bank of Italy

Almanac notes and historic events for May 4

United Press International Almanac for Tuesday May 4 1971 highlights the date in history. It recalls Capone’s 1892 tax evasion arrest and Kent State shootings in 1970. The Coral Sea battle began in 1942 with Japanese losses and U.S. carrier gains. A thought from Publilius Syrus ends the item.

United Press International Coral Sea United States Kent State University

First deliberate bunt in baseball by Dickey Pearce in 1866

Dickey Pearce of the Brooklyn Atlantics executed the first deliberate bunt in baseball history in 1866, marking a strategic shift in the game and influencing later coaching and batting approaches.

Dickey Pearce The Brooklyn Atlantics

Elum Reaches Highest Point on Vis Island

United Press International notes Elum Tops Adriatic island Vis as the highest point. The report highlights its elevation and status as a landmark.

United Pras International Adriatic Island Vis

Longest Possible Solar Eclipse Duration

The partial phrase notes that totality may last up to seven minutes and forty seconds, identified as the greatest possible duration of totality in a solar eclipse. It highlights the duration as a key fact about eclipse mechanics.

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