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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1975

Page

7

Colleges study shows women still favor family plans over careers

Researchers Dr. Shirley Angrist and Dr. Elizabeth Almquist surveyed 67 women at a private college, finding during college years they lean toward work but remain rooted in family goals. By senior year many are engaged or married, and after graduation most enter traditional female fields.

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Viet strikebreakers face hostile chants at DEM Products

Vietnum workers depart for DEM Products amid hostile chants of Gourist from protesters opposed to their presence. The International Woodworkers of America has struck the Portland plant since July 20, arguing wage demands while the company seeks a moratorium. One worker says he needs a job and dislikes welfare, reflecting tensions between labor practices and immigrant workers.

DEM Products Co Gourist International Woodworkers of America Union Portland, Gre Iintend Associated Press

Lincoln School Staff Honored for Discover Columbus Days Float

A public acknowledgment thanks Lincoln School staff of the 8th Ward for organizing a school float in the Discover Columbus Days parade. Teachers and parents collaborated, giving children pride and involvement, as the People Speak above and beyond standard duties.

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Fallout From Misleading Education Report Sparks Debate

The National Assessment findings are criticized as biased against women with claims that males lead in math science and more. A footnote allegedly shows girls catch up by age nine but decline after thirteen, with speculation tied to gender role expectations and colors.

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Women still face male dominance in roles and confidence

A reflection argues that women encounter persistent male control in government, law, and daily life. It suggests empowering girls with role models and education to pursue ambitious careers, asserting the barrier is confidence more than equality itself.

Columbus Telegram Mottos and moral guidance column

The Columbus Telegram from Nebraska on Saturday October 18 1975 features a moral guidance note stressing freedom as a gift from God and a duty to be truthful. It argues freedom is not license and urges readers to reflect on the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.

Your Freedom Columbus Telegram Columbus Nebraska

Understanding triglycerides and cholesterol food links

A reader asks how triglycerides differ from cholesterol and where to learn more. The columnist explains triglycerides are fats, cholesterol is a lipoprotein component, and both affect arteries. Guidance includes reading health letters and lists sun sensitivity porphyria details with medical notes.

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Sky Talk and Puzzle Clues: A Fragmented View

A chaotic assortment of puzzle prompts and cryptic clues spans topics from weather to poetry. The jumble mentions a canvas shelter, pathological fluids of war, a western state, Burmese wood, and celestial terms like Vega. It reads as a disordered word game with scattered numbers and references.

NEH Highlighted As Positive Federal Agency In Troubled Era

The writer praises the National Endowment for the Humanities for efficient use of about $100 million yearly to support research public exhibitions and adult education. Dr Ronald Berman is cited as national chairman who curbed fad driven funding and emphasized cross cultural interdisciplinary and internationally oriented projects.

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Endowment debates and praise for NEH leadership and programs

The piece lauds Jeffrey Hart's critique of Western culture and praises the NEH under Berman for raising standards, expanding public programs, and aiding museums and libraries. It notes criticism over a Bicentennial reading list while defending NEH governance and impact on scholarship and public access.

Berman NEH Washington Ford Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Republic American Library Association Ernest Hemingway

Shielding Nazis in Interpol claims raise probe questions

Washington notes reveal Nazi ties to Interpol from its 1924 inception through the 1940s, detailing German influence and a Gestapo presidency. Lawmakers like Joshua Ellberg press for disclosure as scandals linger about Interpol’s wartime role and postwar image.

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Interpol and Nazi Ties Under Scrutiny

A 1940s Interpol leadership lineup and postwar links raise questions for Rep. Eilberg and Rep. Beard about ongoing Nazi influence. Critics fear opening files could expose terror pasts and undermine current efforts to hunt war criminals.

Barbs by Phil Pastoket

A humorous column notes the odd term charge cards and a joke about Easter trends. The piece comments on seasonal shifts in fashion and ads while joking about prices and social habits.

Phil Pastoket

Tell Your Congressmen Address List Card

Citizens are invited to write to their representatives including Rep. Virginia Smith at 1005 Longworth Washington DC 20515 Sen. Carl Curtis 2214 Dirksen Washington DC 20510 and Sen Roman Hruska 209 Russell Washington DC 20510 for viewpoints compliments or complaints.

Rep Virginia Smith Longworth Washington, DC Sen Carl Curtis Dirksen Washington DC

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