12 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1971
Page
1
The forecast outlines astrological guidance for each sign from Aries to Pisces. It highlights themes such as patience, creativity, partnerships, and financial awareness. It notes possible personal influence, shifts in work, and opportunities tied to birthdays, urging balance and adaptability.
The notice lists subscription rates for CMB readers delivered by carrier in Nebraska counties and surrounding states, with monthly and yearly prices. It instructs subscribers to notify the local postmaster promptly of a change of address and references telegrams for changing old and new addresses.
Albion group Reciprocity 7 entertained other PEO chapters at a luncheon. Tables featured fall centerpieces. Kiwanis Male Quartet sang for about 60 people including Albion High School students who performed a skit You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Captain Joshua Slocum's solo circumnavigation noted from Boston April 24, 1895 to July 3, 1896 per World Almanac.
New money entering the stock market over the next few months is seen as favoring old-line blue chips amid cautious overseas buyers and institutions weary of speculation. Analysts warn that confidence appears to lag consumer sentiment, with prices likely to ease after a rally since November. Labor’s stance on Phase Two remains a decisive drag on the economy, and market psychology currently dominates over fundamentals, according to Janeway Service and E F Hutton & Co.
Senate Judiciary Chairman Eastland says witnesses Rauh and Mitchell engaged in character assassination over links to the John Birch Society during William Rehnquist's nomination hearing. He cited their hypothetical commentary and denials as baseless insinuations aimed at discrediting the nominee.
Wallington columnist quotes Populi on how undecided voters lack a voice in House votes. They discuss school busing and prayer decisions, noting the strict aye or no system excludes 10 to 12 percent undecided or without opinion. Proposal: add a hmmm option to reflect undecided views.
County Government Day will be in Albion at Zion Lutheran Church on November 18, announced by Richard T. Jackson of Cedar Rapids, chairman. The Boone County American Legion and Auxiliary sponsor the program each year. Six awards will go to the three best 50 word essays on "Our Political and Economic Rights." Ten American possessions sit on the Asiatic side of the International Date Line Guam and Wake Island.
Nebraska senators Carl Curtis and Roman Hruska voiced regret over Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin's resignation. They praised his dedication to agriculture and rural America, noting exports growth, expanded domestic markets, and stronger rural development programs during his tenure amid partisan challenges.
The record height reached by a kite was 23835 feet on May 3 1910 at Mount Westher Va using a train of 10 kites on piang wire attached to a ground winch according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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