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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1971

Page

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Antediluvian Astrological Forecast Pages Reflect Aarsenal Of Fables

Astrological forecast presents a garbled, uncertain set of sun sign predictions for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It hints at home security debts investments relationships and personal traits with numerous typographical errors and stray phrases, offering vague guidance rather than clear advice.

Otter Taurus Contenlan Ibn Uduly Enlay Aglatis Aeg Trhanzic Ian Sox Atruss

The Lighter Side Happiness is premature on Congress presence

Washington humor piece by Dick West notes Congress has ended its four week recess and is back in session. Rep Otis Pike collected reader poll results showing over a dozen people noticed the return, though the piece cautions that public awareness of the recess ending may be premature in measuring congressional impact.

Dick West Washington UPI Congress Otis G. Pike Dn.y Pike Tie Ralio Ony

HITELEGRAM Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas

Evening publication serves Columbus Nebraska and surrounding towns with carrier and mail options. Rates listed for Columbus delivery and mail to Pinita, Becta, Butler, Colfax, Aerricke Nance, Polk ties. Include address changes and postmaster notice for proper forwarding.

Columbus Nebraska Mall Pinita Becta Butler Colfax Aerricke Nance Polk al Wee Hebrooks

Homer to testify before committee on press freedom

Homer Hamer, president of the National Press Photographers Association and a KMTV newsman, will testify before the Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights in Washington. He will discuss the current slate of free press laws and confidentiality between photographers and sources, defending strong press protection as vital to democracy.

Omaha Dave Hamer National Press Photographers Association Senate Washington, D.C Chinman Sam Kevindy North Carolina Hamer Free Press America KMTV Hensmen

Sutherland Leads Bid to Reform Actors Guild Elections

Hollywood correspondent reports Donald Sutherland and peers push for a unified actors union to bargain with studios and producers. Sutherland cups reform aims include health and welfare guarantees, pension safeguards, a grace period for credits, and government subsidies while criticizing current earnings disparities among actors and urging turnout.

Vernon Scott Hollywood Donald Sutherland Hh! Kite The Actors Guild Pusks Chariton Ueston Ronald Reagan Guild Hin Uuilike Vietnam Sutherland Bert Freed Uckel Swee Gavin Wcome Produ Joss

Goodwill expands reach to India Korea Africa and beyond

Patricia McCormack reports Goodwill Industries expands globally with 192 member units including new operations in Africa Costa Rica Dominican Republic India Korea and Peru. Robert Walker outlines Goodwill as a manpower supplier often contracted by American corporations. The origins trace to Edgar Helms in 1902 Boston who discovered that the learning of skills through recycling uplifted the poor with paid work.

Patricia McCormack New York Goodwill Robert J. Walkis Goodwill Industries of America GIA Washington Watkins New Africa Costa Rica Dominican Republic India Korea Peru Edgar J.helms Boston

Group and public dinners planned in Albion church

The Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship met to plan a cooperative dinner for November and a public dinner in the church basement at 6 pm on Oct. 21. World Community Day is set for Nov. 5 with speakers including foreign exchange students from Foland and Sundviken and Albion girls Sue Wolf, Laurie Olsen, and Melodie Werner who spent summers in Germany and Sweden.

Albion Rober Carver Congregational Church Women's Fellowship Kermit Mortensen Congregational Church Foland Sundviken Sue Wolf Laurie Olsen Germany Melodie Werner Sweden Hare Isrs Carrolk Krause

Legion Auxiliary Inducts Ten New Members

At a meeting of 28 American Legion Auxiliary members Ester Leonerts and Ester Frey oversaw the initiation of ten new members. Barbara Nissen reported on Girls State while other speakers included Mines Adeline Ternus Leenerts Elizabeth Widhalm and Ethel Ucltan. The group visited Duesman Mortuary placing crosses for Gerolaine Mozer and approved a $25 donation to the Red Cross along with get well wishes to several members.

Humphrey Ester Leonerts Ester Frey American Legion Auxiliary Barbara Nissen Adeline Ternus Leenerts Elizabeth Widhalm Ethel Ucltan Vera Mae Liewer Duesman Mortuary Gerolaine Mozer Menthrys Red Cross

World brandy consumption rises in 1970 report

Cognac France. World brandy consumption increased 20 percent in 1970 per the Inter professional Wine Bureau. About 320 million bottles sold globally with Hong Kong leading at 4.7 million. The bureau cited higher demand and noted gains across major markets.

France Hong Kong

Platte College debaters compete in Garden City tourney

Platte College debate team, all freshmen, began last weekend at Garden City Community College. Tim Seimek and Karen Micek of Columbus reached the finals in informative speaking. Other participants included Stuyas, Kathy Kline, Sue Dega of Columbus, Colleen McGuire of Wisner, and Kevin Mains of Fremont, among competitors from 23 colleges. Coach Robert Law called the experience valuable as the squad gained exposure in a large meet.

Platte College Garden City Community College Tim Seimek Karen Micek Columbus Darkle Stuyas Kathy Kline Sue Dega Colleen McGuire Wisner Kevin Mains Fremont Robert Law

New Orleans County Jail Described as Hell by Inmates

A UPI report details Orleans Parish Prison as filth filled, overcrowded and violent with uprisings and mass escapes. It notes 84 escapes in nine months, a wall breach near a guard tower, and a pending court bid to shut the jail while city and federal investigations proceed. A new prison is planned with federal aid but years away.

New Orleans Hell Hale Laura Foreman UPI Orleans Parish Grand Jury I i Tmne Vdol U.S. District Court Jim Garrison Louis Reydet U.S Herbert W. Christenberry Tloyd

Bellwood Celebration Marks First Anniversary in Program

Bellwood October 24 event marks the first anniversary of Bellwood's participation in the Nebraska Community Improvement Program. A square dance starts at 1 30 p m with stands and entertainment for all ages and lunch served by the Piremans Auxiliary. Proceeds benefit the Park Fund.

Bellwood Nebraska Piremans Park Fund Sally Clarris Thela Rho Clyde Cook Les Stack Fitzmans Prouo Mines Robert R. Bell MLA Jerome Beringer Jerome Didier Robert Nell

Albion County Club Stockholders Meeting Announced

Annual meeting of Albion County Club stockholders set for October at the Country Club. Notice calls for attendance and outlines meeting procedures with location details and date.

Albion Albion County Club Deat Pin

Brenner Furniture Offers Four Floors of Home Goods

The Brenner Furniture store in downtown Columbus invites shoppers to browse all four floors from 8 30 A M to 5 30 P M daily and until 9 P M on Thursdays. The ad highlights a lookers permit to roam the store and mentions basement items like Howell dinettes Len s carpet and juvenile merchandise. The top floor features bedroom suites living room cubes and Sealy bedding.

Howell Len Brenner Furniture Columbus

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