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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1972
Page
4
In New York Henry A. Kissinger, presidential adviser, spent time at an art fair before attending a Broadway show and a Jets versus Bills game. The Jets routed the Bills 41-3 Sunday, and Kissinger mingled with Jets players in the locker room after the match.
United Nations debate on a Soviet proposal to ban nuclear weapons features China opposed to renouncing force. Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua denounces the plan as “shabby stuff” and urges a caveat that nations not be first to use nuclear arms.
About 500 expected at the Columbus Production Credit Association stockholders meeting Thursday at Agricultural Park in Columbus with 800 members and guests forecast. Myron Franzen reports on lending trends and interest outlook while two directors will be elected for three year terms. Joe Adelman of Kansas City will speak on The Atom And Your Futures. Directors include Engel as chairman and Tarell, Vanderkolk, Bakenhis, and Kruse.
In New York 1200 CBS cameramen engineers and technicians walk out over a three year contract dispute. Federal mediator J Curtiss Counts said talks will be held in Washington to resolve issues while supervisory staff fill in. CBS aired football games Sunday despite the walkout amid disputed jurisdiction over technical cabling.
Hollywood revival of biography films follows years of decline as studios cut costs. Notable titles include Patton and Young Winston, with producers like Carl Foreman noting renewed audience interest in history while stressing high production costs and economy in filming.
Richmond Times Dispatch cites sources saying Senator Harry Byrd Jr. will join the Republican Party before the Senate reconvenes on Jan. 3. Eastland could back the move and Eastland’s ally Senator John C. Stennis may switch as well, reshaping the Senate party balance to 55 Democrats and 45 Republicans. Byrd, in Boca Raton, spoke at a newspaper convention and denied speaking for others, stating he would make his own statements.
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