Columbus Telegram item from October 10, 1973
Columbus Nebraska brief dated Wednesday October 10 1973 from The Columbus Telegram reports local items of interest with names places and figures typical of a midweek issue. The readable text outlines community updates and small notices reflecting local life in Columbus.
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Markets OMAHA LIVESTOCK REPORT
Omaha market report covers cattle and calves with steady to firm tone for classes and varying weights. Hog futures and pork bellies show mixed moves with feeder steer numbers and slaughter lambs noted, receipts forecast for Thursday include cattle and calves hogs and sheep.
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Neb
Lowe
Chiskee
Spire
Livestock Futures
Chicago
Iceland fishing dispute fake for UN bid says Iceland
In Reykjavi a statement by Foreign Secretary Apustssin claims Iceland is feigning a fishing dispute with Britain and West Germany to gain attention at the United Nations General Assembly in October. The remarks suggest a strategic motive behind the controversy.
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Apustssin
Reykjavi
Iceland
Britain
West Germany
U.N. General Assembly
Subscription rates and holidays for Columbus Telegram
Steadfast postage pad at Colurmh Hirt lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Rates show $7.78 monthly delivered by carrier in Columbus and $140.03 yearly by mail. Nebraska and stateside rates vary. Change of address requires notifying local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram with old and new addresses.
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Nderaiderca Fay
Columbus
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Tax debate looms as Omaha faces city tax levy
A Tuesday discussion by a member of the City Charter Review Convention referenced a separate tax levy for public operations. AP reported police plans or related actions amid the unfolding budget debate in Omaha Neb.
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Omaha
Neb
City Charter Review
AP —Police
Horoscope guide offers tips for Taurus to Aquarius
A cluttered horoscope page presents zodiac advice with health, social links, and personal growth angles. It highlights Taurus seeking peace, Gemini urging caution, and Cancer and Leo noting relationships, career, and study. The piece urges balance, self knowledge, and mindful decisions.
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Lola
Taurus Carr
Stiegl
Dane Getye
Wade
Peace
Avsehs Gani
Risa
Wong
Yan Arore
Ashers
Republicans face uphill fight to head off Senate losses
Washington AP reports Republicans face an uphill battle to avoid Senate losses in 1974. Senate retirements include William B. Saxby? and Kentucky’s Marlow W. Cook, with Wallace Bennett potential for Bennetts seat. Democrats assess chances to gain seats, aiming to expand current 43 seat edge. Several GOP and Democratic incumbents announce non-candidacy, reshaping 1974 races.
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Ghiv Seu
William B. Sasi
Kentucky
Marlow W. Cook
Chile
Wallace I. Bennett
Sanxbe
Bennelt
Norris Cotton
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Britain bans arms sales to Middle East in reaction to war
London authorities announced a ban on arms sales to the Middle East citing the Arab-Israeli conflict. The Foreign Office said the move aims to maintain consistency with calls for a cease-fire while refraining from arms deliveries amid the fighting.
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Britain
Middle East
London
UAP
Foreign Office
Rally of 1000 area Jews in Omaha city event
About 1,000 area Jews attend a rally in Omaha Nebraska to show support for Israel. Participants gather at Memorial Park for a solidarity gathering and display signs in support of Israel amid tensions.
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Omaha
Nek
Tethy Israel
Lay
Israel
Memoriat
Mie Tseneli
Baptismal Breakfast Honors Lindsay Family at St Isidore
A baptism was held Sunday at St Isidore Church for a child of the Afrank family of Colby Lindsay. Sponsors Mr and Mrs Mark Laiden of Lindsay. A breakfast and dinner gathering followed at multiple local homes with numerous attendees from Lindsay Columbus Newman Grove and Omaha. A later rally referenced Jewish fund drive for Israel with a reported goal up to 1 million dollars.
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Fam Afrank
Colby
Chrristophay
Duhn
Sunnday
St. Isidore Church
Mark Laiden
Lindsay
Afrank
Mark Ladden
Tony Wiese
John Staub
Columbus
Darby
Tuane Backes Hone
Tob Lindhorst
Dave Wiese
Juli Korus
Jim Bierman
Tan Korus
Arold Korth
Jerry Korth
Vernell Korth
Cards of Thanks From Grieving Family and Friends
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness and comfort shown during our loss. The Children of Carrell Mags Trothers and others extend gratitude for sympathy, gifts, and support while in grief and convalescence. Special thanks to St J Graydon Wilson and to caring doctors.
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Carrell
Mags
Paw Leo Jerusal Yaily
Bohlen Hospital
J. Graydon Wilson
Wayne
Vida) Johnston
Four gunmen kidnap British diplomat in Guadalajara
Four gunmen stormed the home of a British consul in Guadalajara and kidnapped the diplomat. Police reported the assault occurred Wednesday as authorities began investigations into the rapid, violent incident.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Guadalaj
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