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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1973
Page
3
In Krakow Poland the focus shifts to footwork as hand movements remain noted but the feet carry the action in this vivid scene from a historic city known for its enduring culture and dance.
A Soviet pilot parachuted from his aircraft before it crashed near Brunswick West Germany and sought asylum. The government studies whether the action was defection or crash prompted, with Soviet diplomats and officials allowed to inspect wreckage ahead of return to the USSR. It comes amid Bonn’s post visit embarrassment and Cold War tension.
Fremont trucker Dwight Joe Martin died Monday when his tractor trailer swerved to avoid stalled traffic at a U S 65 intersection in Sedalia. The truck ran into a ditch and he was pinned inside the cab.
Lt Mark Phillips spent the holiday weekend with Princess Anne and the royal family at Balmoral Estate in Scotland. The visit prompted no engagement rumors and followed Phillips’ leave from his regiment in West Germany.
Washington reports a former POW leader plans to file aiding the enemy charges against about 10 servicemen and Marines held in a North Vietnam prison. Air Force Col Theodore W Guy said he will accuse those soldiers of disobedience and disrespect to officers, with further allegations tied to alleged collaboration.
Richard L. Herman and his brother Dale confirmed they completed negotiations to acquire the late Kalin Rudweiser wholesale distributorship in Lincoln. The deal awaits Anheuser Busch approval. Herman, a Nebraska GOP figure, said the arrangement proceeds under the party’s oversight and conduct guidelines.
Nebraska state officials led by Education Commissioner Cecil Stanley travel to Washington to resolve a dispute with the federal government over $235,010 in funds intended for teaching ideologically deprived children in Nebraska. An audit found improper spending. officials dispute the conclusions and seek a settlement, while noting potential remediations.
Lincoln Neb. LAPI Farmers in Nebraska report severe fuel shortages affecting farm machinery. Paw Sings, director of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, said supplies were depleted last week in Sandhills counties Brown Rack Koya Poha Holt. Some rural areas have seen repair of other shortages while several firms statewide sold out or nearly out of fuels.
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