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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1969
Page
2
In the industrial chemistry world synthetics extend to food with cheese from weeds steaks from alfalfa and milk from soybeans. Ersatz meats already on shelves show promise, often paired with real products to stretch supply for low income buyers. Vegetable proteins, especially soybean derived spun soy textured protein, dominate synthetic meal prep.
Alfalfa steak mixed with meat offers lower fat and calories and cuts costs by 10 to 20 percent. In Nigeria test machines grind weeds into a high protein cheese from Juleé. Milk substitutes already familiar in coffee and desserts hint at many ersatz foods ahead, expanding options for cheap nutrition.
The program hailed as urban renewal is accused of transforming into a vehicle for social engineering. Wichita plans sensitivity training and arts subsidies from Model Cities funds, with critics noting widespread use of funds for controversial cultural experiments and media influence.
HUD officials push civilian review boards for Model Cities applicants and programed sensitivity training for police while critics question focus on grand projects. President Nixon signals coolness as a 40 percent funding cut is announced and a restart of the program is urged to end wasted expenditures.
Jim Bishop reflects on family, legacy, and life wins as he nears a birthday. He jokes about the Taj Mahal and recalls a life in writing, family devotion, and stubborn resilience, noting his age, health, and past experiences in a candid self portrait.
A dated pamphlet style message asserts freedom as a gift from God and personal self-control, condemning political grants and urging alignment with moral guides like the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, ending with a plea that peace begin with me.
Doctor Wayne G Brandstadt advises careful treatment of infant colds. Most illnesses in children under one year are colds, with symptoms like restlessness and frequent sneezing. Avoid family cold remedies without medical guidance. modify feeding to small, frequent meals and consider pediatric nose drops to prevent ear infections. Mothers should wash hands often with hexachlorophene soap to prevent spread.
A fragmented puzzle list roams across and down clues including references to Romeo and Juliet, Shakespearean terms, and various dictionary style hints. Entries span languages, animals, foods, and general terms, with many obscure abbreviations and partial phrases.
A daring evening prowler reached through a window at the W. Fox home on Thirty-second Avenue and stole about $25 and four purses from guests during a birthday party for Mel Fox. The theft occurred while the party continued in another room with roughly 50 attendees nearby.
Williamson Good, a young observer, infiltrated New Left planning sessions to report on Yippie SDS disruption efforts at national conventions. He later confronted Father Blase Bonpane and led students in a campus dustup, arguing the Left can be combatted with gumption.
The set asks about distinctive fanfare for Slamecs cats with almond shaped blue eyes and crossed ee, identifies Amsterdam as a diamond cutting center, contrasts snails and slugs by shell presence, and notes Walter M Schirra as the only astronaut to fly Mercury Gemini and Apollo programs.
Publication details and subscription rates listed for Columbus Nebraska area. Rates include 1 year mail at 10 dollars and 1 year elsewhere in Nebraska at 15 dollars. Mentions counties Boone Merrick Nance Polk Platte. Includes delivery and columnar content references in a historic local paper.
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